To do justice to the program it needs to be very big.

It does not come with a dongle, restrictions on where to install it.

It implies that you have a level of honesty. Really, you could obviously get it, keep it, and return the hard drive. That's not fair, but you are expected to be fair.

There are loads of samples of what it can do.

And video tutorials.

I'd suggest you watch the first few tutorials, listen to the examples of output available on line, and then come back with further questions.

And, there is no salesperson sending you spurious emails about a deal now, buy before midnight, or next week and get a percentage off. Standards in the industry also.

If this was a very simple program, you could learn it in a few hours, and be bored with it in a few days. It sure is not that.

There are midi guys, realtracks guys, guys who do both, and those who just are working towards a solution without a prejudice one way or the other.

There is only one guy here with a vested interest in promoting an add on product and you can make your own mind up about that.

I just have 4 keyboards, 2 modules, and some good gear. And I've lost interest to a large degree, based on health issues and family problems with aged parents who take up a lot of time.

John Conley
Musica est vita