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hmm. i'd have guessed the same as Timo.

but so far the Radias boys are way out in front.

That actually looks really awesome. In fact, they should make that, but rather than to replace the radias, it would be a complementing piece of equipment, sort of like an addon. It could be anything from a sampler to a synth similar to the kaossilators. I envy your photoshop skills. That's wicked ...

no - loaded up OK on my Logic 8.

first thing to check - do you have the most up to date version of syncrosoft license centre? if you don't then it can end up authenticating part of the package but not all. it's worth a check anyway, if only to eliminate this as the problem.

mine's like the photo on the left - one prop and one 'guide' arm attached only to the base of the module.

maybe the US market gets two because of their litigiosity.

anyway you just reminded me how much i lurve my radias, so i'm off to play it.

my response to questions about getting all the legacy instruments installed is usually to double check that you've got the latest version of syncrosoft license centre installed. because if you don't then instruments don't appear when they should. if that's not the problem then maybe somebody else ...

have you updated the syncrosoft licence centre software?

not doing so caused one or two of my korg softies not to appear at the start.

thanks DBM.

will try these later.

check you've got the most recent version of syncrosoft license control center software downloaded. this did the trick for me (mac).

i spent about 3 hours the other night installing KCDE, already having KCAE installed. it was driving me bonkers - MDE-X didn't appear, then Legacy Cell vanished but re-appeared, then Monopoly vanished. after about 2 hours and 50 mins of installing, uninstalling, re-installing, part installing etc ...

thankyou korg uk.

no probs here with KLCAE on a Macbook Pro. this is the only software i have to use a dongle with. i'm studio based so it causes no practical problems. i keep the little f*cker tied to a firewire cable so that it won't get lost. :lol: i can see though that it would be a pain in the a*se for those ...

Good for you! It's a stupid and petty restriction anyway that's solely designed to save KORG the administrative headache of having to deal with license transfers, and I wish all Euro countries followed Germany's example on this. Kind regards. surely it's designed to save Korg the commercial ...