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A Few Questions

Discussion in 'BANDSTAND' started by K3NT, 7/1/07.

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  1. K3NT

    K3NT New Member

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    I have just used Bandstand on a friends PC and I must say I am very impressed by it, however before I go ahead and purchase it I have a few questions.

    1. I am a full time in the sixth form (UK) however I no longer study music, will I still be eligible for an educational license?

    2. Are any major updates to the software imminent, ie should I wait for these to be released?

    3. I sometimes used Sibelius 3 for compositions, is it possible to use Bandstand in conjunction with this software?

    Regards,
    Leo Kent
     
    K3NT, 7/1/07
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  2. David Das

    David Das Moderator Moderator

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    1. Yes -- educational sales do not require you to study music specifically, just that you are a student.

    2. The UB (universal binary) release is about to come out, however, if you buy Bandstand now, you'll automatically be eligible for it.

    3. Not sure, but I think the answer is yes. Check with the Sibelius people on this. My hunch is: if Kontakt works, Bandstand will.
     
    David Das, 8/1/07
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  3. Skyline_UK

    Skyline_UK NI Product Owner

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    Whats the 'universal binary' mean?
     
    Skyline_UK, 8/1/07
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  4. K3NT

    K3NT New Member

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    Thanks for your help ddas.

    Skyline: universal binary refers to an application which will run natively on both PowerPC and the new Intel Mac computers.
     
    K3NT, 9/1/07
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  5. DjAmek

    DjAmek New Member

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    UB - universal binary is the format needed for Pentium based Apple Macs
     
    DjAmek, 13/2/07
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