Post by synthalina on Sept 4, 2018 10:33:48 GMT 1
...to keep making VST2s with SynthEdit.
ABOUT STEINBERG'S NEW LICENSING.
Posting this part of an email from Steinberg, with permission. Should clarify 2 important things that were unclear:
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On 9/4/2018 1:32 AM, Svantje Ellegast (of Steinberg) wrote:
Dear Michael,
Yes, people using SynthEdit should still sign a VST license agreement with us.
Yes, you are of course free to make and release VST 2 after October 1st, as we have given you the license.
But after October 1st we are not giving the VST2 license anymore to people who haven't signed a license agreement till than, but the VST 3 license of course.
Best regards,
Svantje
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More info, the license PDF, and more are at the bottom of this article:
biptunia.com/?p=2637
Posting this part of an email from Steinberg, with permission. Should clarify 2 important things that were unclear:
--=-=-=-=
On 9/4/2018 1:32 AM, Svantje Ellegast (of Steinberg) wrote:
Dear Michael,
Yes, people using SynthEdit should still sign a VST license agreement with us.
Yes, you are of course free to make and release VST 2 after October 1st, as we have given you the license.
But after October 1st we are not giving the VST2 license anymore to people who haven't signed a license agreement till than, but the VST 3 license of course.
Best regards,
Svantje
=-=-=--=-=-==-
More info, the license PDF, and more are at the bottom of this article:
biptunia.com/?p=2637
