That is not going to change, unless it gets worse. If you want something you have to buy it when it is available and keep it yourself, that's pretty much how things work.Īs to what people post on the internet, it's 'ally ally outs in freeyo'. There's not enough money worth bothering with keeping vintage software to sell in case somebody might want one copy eventually.

A good software package is toast in a couple of years. A good hammer is a good hammer 50 years later. Software technology is not the same as buying a hammer. The world has gone to hell and there is no such thing as INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY anymore, unless you are very rich or have connections. So I WENT TO THE BANDLAB SITE TODAY and even created a new account. The people at Cakewalk have acknowledged that I am a legal owner of the software but won't give me a link to the update. Now that my favorite programs are beginning to fail on newer computers, I'm finally DIGGING DEEP INTO X3 Studio. I hate to admit it, but I was a bit overwhelmed with X3 at first so I put it to the side and continued with Sonar 2.2 and Cubase SX1, not realizing that there were 4 updates.

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