RiffWorks Standard's price will increase from $129.99 to $169.99 on January 31, 2007 end of day.
At that time, the RiffWorks Line 6 Edition (v1 or v2) to RiffWorks Standard Crossgrade price will increase from $59.99 to $69.99. The Crossgrade option is offered for a limited time only.
Crossgrade Instructions:
http://www.sonomawireworks.com/guide/index.php/Riffworks_Crossgrade
If you have RiffWorks Demo, get RiffWorks Standard and enjoy these additional features:
• 24 tracks per Riff plus backing tracks
• Mix down to .wav & .ogg
• 8 free InstantDrummer Sessions with adjustable intensity & variation
• IK Multimedia's AmpliTube LE guitar amp and effects plug-in
• Broadcasts to any RiffCaster station - songs remain live for more than 1 week
• RiffLink online collaboration free beta period, then 60-day free trial
• Nag screen will stop appearing at start-up
• Open and add to any of the songs you created with the demo
Buy RiffWorks Standard now before the price increases by $40:
http://www.sonomawireworks.com/store
RiffWorks Price Increase
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by beauzeau » Thu Jan 18, 2007 3:55 pm
Man, am I glad I won mine at a PBS auction! Got the full standard edition for less than 80 bucks, WITH a free year of rifflink!
I still have a licensed line 6 edition as well (which I plan to crossgrade to standard before that goes up by ten bucks).
I could sell the second license or give it to a friend if I wanted right?
I still have a licensed line 6 edition as well (which I plan to crossgrade to standard before that goes up by ten bucks).
I could sell the second license or give it to a friend if I wanted right?
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"I think the problem might have been, that there was a stonehenge monument on stage in danger of being crushed, by a dwarf". "I really think you're making a big thing out of this". "Making a big thing out of it would have been a good idea".
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by michelle » Thu Jan 18, 2007 5:47 pm
It's great that you got it from PBS. We're participating in those auctions again this year.
As per the License Agreement you've agreed to this:
"...This Licensed Software is licensed (not sold), and its use is subject to the terms of this Agreement...You are not licensed to sell, license or distribute the Associated Media (RiffWorks) on a stand-alone basis or as part of any collection, product or service...This License is granted to the original licensee and is not transferable."
Yadayadayada. Sorry you are not able to sell your RiffWorks license as per that doc.
You are only supposed to install RiffWorks on up to two machines per copy though, so having two licenses would be beneficial if you want it on more than two machines.
Thanks,
Michelle
As per the License Agreement you've agreed to this:
"...This Licensed Software is licensed (not sold), and its use is subject to the terms of this Agreement...You are not licensed to sell, license or distribute the Associated Media (RiffWorks) on a stand-alone basis or as part of any collection, product or service...This License is granted to the original licensee and is not transferable."
Yadayadayada. Sorry you are not able to sell your RiffWorks license as per that doc.
You are only supposed to install RiffWorks on up to two machines per copy though, so having two licenses would be beneficial if you want it on more than two machines.
Thanks,
Michelle
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by beauzeau » Thu Jan 18, 2007 8:47 pm
And that would also allow me to create two sonoma keys correct?
"I think the problem might have been, that there was a stonehenge monument on stage in danger of being crushed, by a dwarf". "I really think you're making a big thing out of this". "Making a big thing out of it would have been a good idea".
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by beauzeau » Sat Jan 20, 2007 4:55 pm
Michelle,
Sounds good.
BTW, in regards to the sale of the license. Would the same hold true if I kept the Line 6 version instead of crossgrading it? For instance, if I sold the podxt live. Isn't the software actually licensed to the device itself? And if it is, can that license be transferred to another product (like a toneport?) so that I can keep the license (if that's what I HAVE to do) when I sell the device?
Beau
Sounds good.
BTW, in regards to the sale of the license. Would the same hold true if I kept the Line 6 version instead of crossgrading it? For instance, if I sold the podxt live. Isn't the software actually licensed to the device itself? And if it is, can that license be transferred to another product (like a toneport?) so that I can keep the license (if that's what I HAVE to do) when I sell the device?
Beau
"I think the problem might have been, that there was a stonehenge monument on stage in danger of being crushed, by a dwarf". "I really think you're making a big thing out of this". "Making a big thing out of it would have been a good idea".
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