iZotope Stutter Edit 2 v2.0.0 CE-V.R

Why are in a warez site then man?

We don"t need R2R , VR or any other cracking team anymore.

Then leave this forum, please.

(you say you don't need r2r, vr anymore, but the comments you did refers to how you need them.)

Without cracking teams many software will cease to exist , when companies move on/ go bankrupt or dont wanna support them anymore :'(

It is disgusting, when people try to be this 'Holier than thou' on a warez site.
It is also disgusting when people badmouth about r2r or vr for no reason on this forum.
I am grateful to them (r2r, vr, ret, audiotopia etc)

In addition to my absolute first plugins from old "Beatmaker", I bought the rest exclusively after reading about them here on audioz and had the opportunity to try these. In addition, I have a number of completely legitimate plugins with idiotic installation and authentication procedures. Have you purchased a plugin that proves impossible to install on a computer that is "offline" then you are even more grateful for R2R and VR patches and generators. What many Sunday visitors here often miss is the fact that R2R and VR also optimize many plugins as an added bonus Don't know why I'm pulling this again, maybe because I'm allergic to "whiteknights" and "heros" if the epithets are used in warez world. Only one group of people is worse and it is ungrateful youngsters who come here and ruin the comments field. Why I point to younger ones. Simply, you are so old that you experienced a daily life without the internet, you are grateful 24/7 This time I will save you my really long monologue about the differences between then and now. Or me cos I often fall asleep in the middle of the txt-mass.. In addition, I understand that ungrateful youngsters cannot take in that there has been a time without the internet. so why try to explain? If you happen to be so old and still complain, I would gladly exchange you for a plastic bag on the bottom of the sea.

Yeah, at the end of the day that's what it is. I don't think it's as harmful as some make it out to be though. A lot of us don't use this software commercially. We use it to learn the possibilities that are out there. We install a plugin, play around with it, maybe come back to it once every couple weeks. Trials are time limited so if you really want to get to know it you have to put all your focus on it. Many software have no trial or require a dongle. The price of these plugins doesn't justify buying it just so I can test it out at my own pace. Probably 9 out 10 of plugins I install I never find a use for, and I end up removing them. I end up with a small group of plugins I like. And those will be the ones I buy when the opportunity comes. This process of learning which tools are right for you can take years, and I'm not nearly a millionaire that I can buy this extremely expensive software and end up never using it. You're not losing my money, but your plugin is getting my consideration and it may be on my list to buy.

Plus, once a product is coded it can be sold infinite times with practically zero marginal cost. Why do you think there are software companies with very few employees worth hundreds of billions of dollars? The software industry or any industry that produces virtual assets kind of breaks the traditional rules of economics, and they rarely pass the cost savings onto consumers (and why would they?). They have the highest profitability of any industry by far. Digital piracy is not comparable to stealing a car. That's just my view.