Microtonal Guitar Synth

I've added a new microtonal VST synth at:

http://www.12equalboresme.com/Synths/Synths.html#microGuitar

This is a waveguide physical model of a bright guitar. It has
twelve voice polyphony, and midi velocity controls pluck
amplitude. Offered as registered donationware.
- Robert

At 08:18 AM 6/6/2008, you wrote:
>I've added a new microtonal VST synth at:
>
>http://www.12equalboresme.com/Synths/Synths.html#microGuitar
>
>This is a waveguide physical model of a bright guitar. It has
>twelve voice polyphony, and midi velocity controls pluck
>amplitude.

Sweet!

Also, I didn't know you'd done this:

http://www.12equalboresme.com/Scala2SE/Scala2SE.html

Too bad you're using a hardware-based registration system.
Anything I can do to talk you out of that? Not that $15
isn't a good price, but hardware-based registration is so
annoying.

-Carl

The Microtuner is coded for a backup personal portable key, so its not
locked into hardware-based registration. I'm holding that option if I
ever 'go out of business', or need a contingency process for a particular
user.
- Robert
Quoting Carl Lumma <carl@...>:

> At 08:18 AM 6/6/2008, you wrote:
>> I've added a new microtonal VST synth at:
>>
>> http://www.12equalboresme.com/Synths/Synths.html#microGuitar
>>
>> This is a waveguide physical model of a bright guitar. It has
>> twelve voice polyphony, and midi velocity controls pluck
>> amplitude.
>
> Sweet!
>
> Also, I didn't know you'd done this:
>
> http://www.12equalboresme.com/Scala2SE/Scala2SE.html
>
> Too bad you're using a hardware-based registration system.
> Anything I can do to talk you out of that? Not that $15
> isn't a good price, but hardware-based registration is so
> annoying.
>
> -Carl
>
>

Why bother? Is anyone going to steal a microtonal synthedit
library that costs $15? -C.

At 10:55 AM 6/6/2008, you wrote:
>
>The Microtuner is coded for a backup personal portable key, so its not
>locked into hardware-based registration. I'm holding that option if I
>ever 'go out of business', or need a contingency process for a particular
>user.
>- Robert

Carl Lumma wrote:
> Why bother? Is anyone going to steal a microtonal synthedit
> library that costs $15? -C.

I think Carl would. He's thinking about it and apparently has it all worked out.

Keep an eye on him, the mind of a criminal.

--
* David Beardsley
* http://biink.com

From my experience, and posts I've seen by other SynthEdit developers,
I think I'd collect almost no donations without strong registration.
I'm probably fighting the tide (and whatever I collect goes to
charity anyway) but I'm trying to assert the right of folks to charge
money for projects like this.
- Robert

Quoting Carl Lumma <carl@...>:

> Why bother? Is anyone going to steal a microtonal synthedit
> library that costs $15? -C.
>
> At 10:55 AM 6/6/2008, you wrote:
>>
>> The Microtuner is coded for a backup personal portable key, so its not
>> locked into hardware-based registration. I'm holding that option if I
>> ever 'go out of business', or need a contingency process for a particular
>> user.
>> - Robert
>
>