| AudioRealism Bass Line
2 (ABL2) FAQ |
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| Q: What
is the copy-protection scheme? |
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The software itself isn't copy-protected. Each .dll or
user key is unique and registered to the users name. We put our trust in you to not spread the
software. Support developers and not piracy by ensuring your software
is registered and not cracked. |
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| Q:
Can I transfer my license to another user? |
| Licenses
can be transferred to another user on request, however we reserve the
right to deny such a transfer. |
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| Q: Is
it safe to order with my credit card? What about giving out my e-mail
adress for delivery? |
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We use Share-it!
to handle transactions. Share-it! are well known for secure handling
of payment information using SSL. AudioRealism will not give your
e-mail adress to anyone, it is only used to delivery the product
and ordering information. |
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| Q: Do I have to pay for updates? |
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Updates are free within the same major version. For
example 1.x will be freely updated to 1.5. To obtain an update you
need you registration code and an e-mail adress where it is sent.
Updates will be announced when available. |
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| Q: If I
lose my registration code can I still obtain updates? |
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If you lost the registration code
you probably lost the whole software. We keep detailed user
records so as long as you don't lose your real name there shouldn't
be a problem obtaining a new registration code / software.
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| Q:
How long does it take to get the software?
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| The software
or license key will be emailed to
you a few hours after ordering when the registration process is
completed. |
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| Q: Does
ABL come in a box? |
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No, it is shipped via e-mail. You need a good e-mail
adress to be able to order ABL (Yahoo and Hotmail won't be accepted by
our payment service). |
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| Q: Are Freebee VSTi and
AudioRealism Bass Line different products? |
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The Bass Line is based on
different technology and no components of Freebee were reused, so technically
there is no Freebee VSTi. ABL does not contain any extra machines
(like the drum sequencer) that Freebee did. People on the internet have been referring
to ABL as Freebee VSTi and AudioRealism has no objection to this. Hey
if you bought it, call it what you want.
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Q: ABL doesn't have a tie mode like the original Bass Line. What's up with
this?
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| All possible
patterns can be created without the tie command. Just create two notes
of the same pitch and enter a slide between them. |
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Q: Why does ABL have an 18dB and
24dB filter? Which one is best? |
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The number denotes the slope of
the filter cutoff in decibels per octave. The 18dB/octave filter (modeled after
the original Bass Line) has a brighter sound than the 24dB filter
(which is generic, but with full range). Which one sounds best is up
to you to decide. |
