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Hi,

Orchestral Tools Woodwinds Soloists 1 & 2 SINE versions released.

https://www.orchestraltools.com/store/c ... soloists-1

https://www.orchestraltools.com/store/c ... soloists-2





Cheers,
Muziksculp

Hi,

For those who have these libraries in Kontakt, you will need your original library Continuata download codes to input into SINE application, to add the license to SINE, and to install it.

I initially used one of the Codes that I had, but it was for a CAPSULE update, not the original code, so that didn't work, so to save you the headache, and wasted time, you need the Original email that was sent to you by OT, with the download code.

Hope this is helpful.

Cheers,
Muziksculp

OK, so the download code not the serial number?
I'll try that.
I wonder why I don't see a serial number for them in Native Access. Do you have that issue also?

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Soloists are not Kontakt Player collections, so they do not appear in Native Access and do not have a serial number.

Tobias, do these include Expansion B?

Yes, Expansion B is Soloists I.

The updates are for EXP B and C. Apparently EXP A is not yet ready for Sine. OT also mentioned that they are now aware that the email sent out was misleading when it referred to serial numbers, not download codes, as Muziksculp mentioned. I spent a lot of time looking for a non existent serial number after I first received the update message.

Half the times I load SINE it says that my computer is offline and that "the installation is incorrect". The other times, there's no such problem. It's all very random. This evening seems to be one of those 'offline & incorrect' times ... Earlier today, everything was fine in that respect, but then SINE refused to recognize my Continuata download codes for Berlin ExpB Woodwinds ... Neither the original nor the Capsule 2.5 download code was accepted. A bit tiresome.

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Piet,

I am having the same problem with my Continuata download code for Berlin ExpB. Were you able to resolve your issue yet?

John

Hi John,

I finally managed, yes. Quit Logic, re-started everything, loaded up SINE again and luckily it recognised I was online. So I had another go at it. In the end, the very first code I ever received in 2013 did the trick. So not the code for the 2015 update, nor the one for the 2016 Capsule 2.5 update. (I don't know why SINE didn't accept my original code the first time around.)

I'm sure this doesn't need mentioning but I'm going to do it anyway: watch out for the confusion between the letters 'l' (small-case L) and the 'I' (capital i) and that between '0' (zero) and O (capital o). Since one has to enter these codes manually in SINE, a mistake is quickly made. To avoid such a mistake, I pasted my codes into TextEdit, converted it to plain text (which uses a font that makes orthographical confusion impossible) and then entered it in SINE.

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You can also just paste the code into MyLicenses on our website - no need to type it

Tobias Escher wrote: ↑Feb 24, 2021 6:00 am You can also just paste the code into MyLicenses on our website - no need to type it

Copy/paste didn't work for me in the SINE app.

"on our website"

Is there a solution yet to moving SINE libraries to different SSDs? My SINE SSD is almost full and the structure of my SINE libraries makes it virtually impossible to move individual SINE libraries to another location. The SINE libs are only labeled by numbers, so I can't easily just drag a library folder to another drive without deciphering the numeric codes and I"m sure I'd botch that up badly.

How are the rest of you dealing with this conundrum? No one mentions this problem so it seems y'all are using 4 or 8T SSDs that have no limit?

Piet,

Your solution worked for me. Thank you!

@Tobias, I tried to copy the code onto your website but it didn't work for me. I don't know why.
Thank you for your help.

Tobias Escher wrote: ↑Feb 24, 2021 1:28 pm "on our website"

Could you please make copy/paste work in Sine?