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The OP wishes to pay for one copy, and use it on two computers, but not at the same time. in other word,s to use it like a book.

and from what I understand, this will not work, unless you migrate the license to a dongle somehow (i recall some versions using that).

The Roland keyboard is NOT class compliant, tu has usb. the yamaha only does midi and serial. Was the roland hooked up with usb? If so did it pop up an error when you tried to select the device?? If so, that's often a symptom of not having the proper USB MIDI driver. If not, then most likely it was ...

This can probably be replicated on a real M1, as it doesn't use filter resonance.

http://eunich.cochems.com/~zaphod/Sandstorm.zip

Was a royal pain, as the oscillator waveform used (Prosync) seems detuned, and i had to try and correct it with osc1 ASDR pitch curves.

as far as i know you just have to but the full version. the free one seems crippled to not accept the additional banks, though it's happy to show you their names.

you should get a discount on the upgrade, though.

It's my experience that if the vsti is in combi mode then bank select LSB will change the combi card. any preset on the card can then be selected with program change, regardless of where the presets are made from. if it's in prog mode, then you get the prog cards instead, and get single programs ...

I have a handy little VSTIhost midi driver. I can naturally and have) attached the m1 vsti to it. it does function. bank 0 appears to be the original factory combis. i have no idea what the other banks are. I have a Virtual Midi Piano Keyboard. It takes INS files to define what bank is on what so I ...