choctaw
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I don't use it anymore, I have Cubase SX3. The old box just sits on a shelf with that BIG doogle that fit on the printer port instead of the USB connection that is used now days.
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pablovschby
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Since Steinberg doesn't make any updates from VST5 up to SX2 or SX3 anymore (end of last year), VST5 isn't that worthy anymore......
....so, you'll get some Dollars for it, but not many...
If your SX3.0 is an upgrade from VST5, I would keep it. I know, also in this case, it's a full version, but just if you have the VST5.
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....so, you'll get some Dollars for it, but not many...
If your SX3.0 is an upgrade from VST5, I would keep it. I know, also in this case, it's a full version, but just if you have the VST5.
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choctaw
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pablovschby said:If your SX3.0 is an upgrade from VST5, I would keep it. I know, also in this case, it's a full version, but just if you have the VST5.
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I upgraded from VST 5 to SX, then SX2 and now SX3. I am not sure what you mean by SX3 being a full version only if I have VST5. SX3 seems to work fine and I have removed VST 5 completly from system.
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pablovschby
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keep you vst 5, cause then you're sure. I don't know if it's legal to own a SX1, 2, 3 - upgrade without having a vst 5 fullversion. ask forum.steinberg.netchoctaw said:
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Blue Bear Sound
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It isn't legal to sell it without removing ALL subsequent versions from your machine. You paid full price for the VST version, and bought upgrades at upgrade prices since then. All versions combined consitute a legal copy of the s/w.....