I saw it. I wouldn’t take it as good news. They’re the same bunch that bought BFD and put out a release that as near as I can tell fixed nothing and made lots of stuff worse. But hey, the important part was that it now scans all your content every single time you load the plugin for license violations and takes minutes to do it.
Thanks for the corrective! At least NI will not now go out of business…
Honestly, I hope it is. But then I still hope (diminishingly, vainly) that they’ll actually make BFD better. I was rather surprised they made it worse.
Explain? I used Native Access (latest version) to install a new library yesterday and everything seems to work fine/normal over here.
That’s been my experience every time… pretty impressive all ways round - including, of course, welcome integration with Dorico ![]()
Sorry if my words were misleading. I was talking about the BFD3 drum software that InMusic purchased. When BFD owned it, they would force you to go through a process that took several minutes every 90 days. After the folks from InMusic purchased it, they shifted the authorization BS to run every single bloody time you load the plugin, which is an unacceptable burden to legitimate users to say the least. They made it so much worse. I hope they don’t “enshittify” NI stuff the same way they have BFD.