richie wrote:CharlesRandolph wrote:[quote="richie"
High horse? You're promoting bootleg software on a public forum, viewed by audio professionals. It's irresponsible and unethical to promote crack software. It's also an insult to the people who spend hours and hours creating the programs. I'm not against you but posting that is not cool. I know your better than that. 
Yes, the high horse that you're on.
If you want to discuss this more, send me a private message.
The person on their high horse, is the one who rationalize using bootleg software. (Entitled comes to mind.) Then post it on a legitimate website that industry professional use. Is that how you do business? The ironic thing is this tread is called, What's on your
BUY list to enhance your Drums and Sounds, not what's on your bootleg list.
You see before people use to crack the software, because developers did not have limited demos, so you could test the software, before buying them. However, those days are long gone and you can test the software. Plus the prices have dropped enough, that most people who work can afford them.
The other thing is you don't know who cracked that bootleg software. You don't know what you are putting on your system and how compromised your system is.