i don't remember about omnisphere but i do remember studio one pro 4.5 .
i am not trolling don't want too . just telling you my experience . at least your answers should be polite . oh , ok , i am talking here with pirates so there is no such a word polite in their dictionary.

 

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Who's not polite here ?
Take a deep breath and buy legit softs

Or, you can learn how not to be trojanized with help from others more experienced warez users.

What's the most profitable for you ?
A battle of opinions (and only opinions) on this thread's subject goes nowhere

 

Where did you get that comment.
i deleted it before your post.

 

I remember everything. Go to page 6 of the Omnisphere release but that is only relevant as to your attitude. You state that pirates and crackers are bad and yet you are benefiting from what we do.

I never disrespected you. The GTFO comment I made was not even directed at you. It was directed to the author of the article you posted. I have always answered your questions, on the numerous times you asked for my help, in a polite way. You are the one who is not being polite here stating that 99.9% of the users here are trolls with viruses.

 

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they are not polite
couple of months ago i went to open new bank account and you know what was the three letters that started is not the pass , something like i.d, i got from the bank ?
guess...
ok it was small letters : r2r
no kidding

and year ago i got alert from google that from japan trying to access my mail.

but no worry
ill catch the fat brown color malars.
you know who you are.

 

so, we download r2r stuff, we read the nfo, or whatever
and then some japanese guy tries to hack our mail adress ?

Man, i want the same army grade weed, so i can stare at goats.

 

Kinda wrong but close, actually it is a written rule and all groups that wanted to race their stuff on top FTP sites all had to sign off on it and agree to the basic rules. releases need to be packed up in a certain way, needs an NFO and a SFV. Of course many do not know that as they only hang out on forums and use file locker sites to get stuff but any body with access to any TOP site can easily DL the NFO and read it. That is the difference between Proper scene groups and basic P2P shares. I explained this years ago @ https://audioz.download/scene_faq.html. Damn it's so old ,that the groups I mention are not even around anymore but everybody will understand how it really works if they were to read it

 

Alot of crap you got there.
One of the biggest bullshit and big lie :
https://audioz.download/audio-lounge/site-news/98386-how-to-supply-releases.html


"risksFirst of all, there are no risks. Like i always say, supplier's safety is #1 priority, so if there is any chance left of tracing your supply back to you, we simply don't release it.
We won't use your serial numbers or any authentification info in the final release - all that info is only needed to crack the software.

You are not risking anything by supplying to AudioZ."

Thats alot of crap by not risking anything.

 

Even without knowing the scene through the years I've seen all that @Mykal explains to be a fact. As a warez user, don't know about the inners like private FTPs and stuff though they make sense for a veteran tech guy like me.
So how come some hard facts can be a lot of crap? Even if you disagree with the method and ideals.

 

Because according to him 99.9% of the users here are trolls with viruses. The 0.10% that is correct is him and 9 of fingers, which makes you wonder where is....

 

I'm not an engineer nor a developer but I guess some lines of malware code in a software will be few KB...So quite hard to discern when downloading a software.

 

Quoting something from a forum has nothing to do with the "Scene" AudioZ is literally P2P sharing and has nothing to do with "scene'

Here is the hierarchy

Release groups - Groups of people who release the warez into the scene. Often linked with Site Traders.

Top sites - Very fast FTP servers with people who trade the releases from the above groups to other (top)sites.

FXP Boards - People who scan/hack/fill vulnerable computers with warez.

IRC Trading - Users of IRC who download from "XDCC Bots" or "Fserves".

Newsgroups - People who download from alt.binaries newsgroups.

Peer-To-Peer - Users of P2P (peer-to-peer) software such as utorrent and file locker hosts

The scene rules are the standards in the warez scene for releasing warez. These standards are the minimum requirements for a release. The scene rules are defined by groups of people who have been involved in its activities for several years and have established connections to large groups. These people form a committee, which creates drafts for approval of the large groups. In organized warez distribution, all releases must follow these predefined standards to become accepted material. The standards committee usually cycles several drafts and finally decides which is best suited for the purpose, and then releases the draft for approval. Once the draft has been signed by several bigger groups, it becomes ratified and accepted as the current standard. There are separate standards for each category of releases. The scene rules can be updated anytime, though it is most likely that the rules won't change more than 1 or 2 times a year.

Why these rules? The scene rules may seem a little strict, but they certainly are not there to bother rippers. There are several reasons why these rules exist:

The rules enforce high quality releases only, so no worries about corrupted files, an error or other bad stuff. Because the releases are divided into small parts you don't have to worry about re-downloading the whole release if something goes wrong. You can control that everything has been downloaded correctly by checking against the SFV-file. Hence you will always know whether you've gotten a complete corrupt release of what you were downloading. The rules lead to a standardized way of sharing, which the people who download obviously benefit greatly from. You will learn to recognize a good release and be spared the inconvenient trouble/surprise of poorly cracked appz by amateurs. Scene releases always contain all the information you need to know about the release. This way you always know what you're downloading.

BTW authentification is not a real word.

Anyways... back to the original post that started this thread and why I posted the info I did up above. It's always highly recommended that a person gets his or hers warez from trusted sites. preferentially Top sites but not everyone has access to them ,which where some of the better torrent sites and forums come in to it all. On top sites a bad release gets NFO'd and nuked... on the other kind of sites I mentioned it mainly the user base that reports a bad release. And as far as the O.P. wondering about malware and cpu spikes etc etc, get a damn good anti-malware app and buy a better computer and use a better DAW.... Problem solved

 

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Please delete my account from here and from audioz.

 

Not funny
I bet the crackers can beat anti maware too.

 

Actually YEAH. AiR did it years ago when they released a certain vsti and cleaned out all of the developers malware and Trojans

EDIT: My bad I forgot about all the ilok releases from R2R and how they cleaned it all up so they load faster and run with less cpu resources. Not quite the same as malware but still needless ways of tracking a certain legit release if someone forgot to make a Firewall rule to block it all. oh and @ michaelbrac , No need to ask to have your account deleted, just stop posting and eventually you will be forgotten. That is how the internet works, love it or hate it

 

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Bro you just need to chillout. You have taken everything way too personal. You are offending a lot of people with your comments. The very same people to whom one day you may ask for help. Just cool off and pay attention to what others who have been around this shit for years are telling you. Tomorrow nobody is going to remember what you have said. That is the beauty of this place. You can even go and erase all you wrote. With that said, if you want to leave us all you need to do is go to your profile Page>Personal Details>Delete your account. If you do, I will give you a week before you are back with a new account. Cracked VST is very addictive. Just chill bro.

@Mykal told you exactly what I was going to say.

 

OMFG this thread is so crazy that even Lemmy came back to life and posted. anyways back to my regular Sunday thumb war tournament

 

I don't think you should do that Michael, there is a lot of good info and help here and at AZ, just yesterday you received help from some super nice awesome legend guy at AZ that helped you with your problem, and you will receive more help and advice in the future and learn more about various things, and in turn your skills will improve, but it's important not to blame crackers for problems, because the majority of the time the problem is user error.
P.S. I think you should change your signature at AZ for now.

 

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