Peter_IK wrote:HraPerkele81 wrote:Hi there! I have a question about this awesome group buy thing.
I just bought T-racks 5 and I made a careful list for those 12 slots for extra modules. Then I noticed that indeed I could pick also T-racks 5 SE which includes several other plugins from my list at once.
So,when using standalone app, let's say I open T-racks 5. Will I be able to use the modules from SE or would I need to open SE in standalone to use those?
Thank you for your answers!
-Teemu
You will be able to use the modules from both. The other posted experience is not the expected behavior. Any issues like that can be reported to IK Support so they can help sort things out.
From what I'm reading (unless Peter is referring to something completely different, in which case my bad), the 'other posted experience' is very much what happens - and which many people complain about: regardless of the 'edition' one owns, TR5 can only be installed via an everything-all-at-once installer, meaning all modules including those one does not have a license for - without the possibility of deselecting those one isn't interested in, or doesn't own yet.
So if you picked up TR5 Deluxe and then TR5 SE as an add-on to unlock the additional modules it contains (which is clever btw), the installer will still install various other things which neither package includes, and they will be available for 'trial' via the Custom Shop. This is the behavior reported by literally everyone, as far as I've seen. I know why IK does it, to tempt us to demo and become enamored with the latest greatest wonder-modules not yet in the bundles (Sunset Sound Reverb, Comprexxor, Space Delay...) (hey, it worked in my case, so there you go) ... but it is something which seems to annoy a lot of people.
There is however, as mentioned previously in the thread, a handy little user-created tool for disabling those you don't own / don't want and would prefer to not have clogging up the interface... I doubt I am supposed to post a link to such a thing here, but a google search for "github tr5 plugin disabler" should get you headed in the right direction. It's a Python script but there's a compiled Windows app linked in the main description. I didn't make it and take no responsibility for it's efficacy or safety, but it's out there and pretty straightforward. You can also do what it does (changing the names of the ones you want to disable so they are not recognized by the host or suite) manually without too much trouble.