someone please send me the OS from their original disk.

73MB sounds kinda small for a program like the Renaissance. I would think its like 7 to 12GB.

Ill-Green wrote:73MB sounds kinda small for a program like the Renaissance. I would think its like 7 to 12GB.

That size is for the whole content...the sw actually is quite light!

TT_Lab wrote:

Ill-Green wrote:73MB sounds kinda small for a program like the Renaissance. I would think its like 7 to 12GB.

That size is for the whole content...the sw actually is quite light!

That says alot to me. Still needs improvement though.

Ill-Green wrote:

TT_Lab wrote:

Ill-Green wrote:73MB sounds kinda small for a program like the Renaissance. I would think its like 7 to 12GB.

That size is for the whole content...the sw actually is quite light!

That says alot to me. Still needs improvement though.

You know I don't fly the Ren flag but I'm hardly against it either. But as far as a VST/Standalone itself minus the sampled content, some of favorite software is like 7-75MB. I have $300 synths that are like 2MB's.

Sometimes best coder do it in the smaller space....Look at the musical compositions made in a couple of kb...there is a whole scene about it out there...

A good software cracker will wait until the product is stable. LMAO.

apricotandpearjam wrote:

Q. Shepard wrote:

apricotandpearjam wrote:well then can someone please send me the software.

i would REALLY appreciate it.

http://www.akaiprompc.com/mpc-renaissance

you cant download it from there. you can only download updates.

I just did an installation of the software on a separate os X 10.8 installation on my computer a few days ago trying to troubleshoot a crackling issue and used the installer from the website for the main software. The plugins included with the package were the only thing that would not install unless it detected the prior versions (which I then had to pull out the orig disks nstall and then run the pug installers incuded fromt he web d/l). The main pkg installed w/o issue though.

Right. Contact Akai directly, since the person who copies it violoates copyright law and the EULA among other things.