so I use Fl Studio 11 R2R Release with many of R2R release plugins like ezdrummer2 and Native Instrument just to name a few but im interested in buying a legit version of omnisphere, if i buy a legit version of this vst will this affect fl studio and the rest of the plugins Ive downloaded by R2R ?

 

If I was You I would buy the legit version of FL Studio first before buying a VST. To answer your question legit Omnisphere wouldn't effect your cracked FL.

 

Rather than shell out 300 euro on Omnisphere my guess it would be a much better idea to purchase a DAW firstly *yes*

My guess is it wouldn't interfere but could cause problems with stability, i guess it depends upon your OS & machine also.

The best idea from my viewpoint would be buy say Reaper i.e Reaper 4 when it comes out. U can pick it up dirt cheap now & the licences will cover u for the upgrade.

It seems illogical to spend 300 euro on a legit version of Omnisphere when a warez version is available when u use a warez DAW that may call home though I no expert on FL so don't know how it works.

Best idea for me would Sort out a legit DAW firstly & then Omnisphere & keep all your legit installs on one machine & use all your warez stuff on a different machine if possible.

I'm sure other users will provide a more structured answer but again I don't see the point in buying a legit 300 euro VST to use on a warez DAW.

Good luck

 

Summin' tells me me most FL users wont be interested in Reaper so much..

 

Omnisphere will work the same, only difference is the legit one will get the response key from Spectrasonics, and the cracked one will get the response key from the keygen. It won't affect anything else.

 

I forgot to say that the only legit vst i have is the arturia collection which was included with my keylab, it seems to work fine with fl studio though and the only legit DAW I have is pro tools 10, I want to buy omnisphere because i cant download it, my internet is slow and omnisphere i believe has a content of 50 gbs or more

the only thing i was worried is if it could shut off my cracked vsts, like tone2 tends to do lol

 

Very good to know. I was thinking about buying omni just so I can upgrade to omni 2 for free, so I was really hoping there'd be no conflicts with my k'd daw/vsts

 

We're not sure what kind of protection it has but Spectrasonics has never went the route that shitbag companies like Tone2 travel time and time again so I don't see any issues. I bet they probably just used 1,024 bit encryption this time around instead of 512 in the original product which is obviously a lot harder to factor. If I were you I would first buy your DAW like Clandestine mentioned. That stands to affect the stability of your environment much more than a legit Omni 2.

 

@ IXV. I marked this as SOLVED. I'm pretty sure you got the answer you were looking for. A big thanks to the members that took the time to respond

 

yes thank you all :}