- How to unregister your native instruments software full#
- How to unregister your native instruments software license#
I've read stories of perfectly good Maschine consoles being junked at studios because somebody lost the box or the paperwork. It does seem to be an onerous requirement. In every case of the bargains, though, the buyer posted the caveat: "no software." Coming to this casually, I kind of assumed that wasn't a big deal, or was easily fixed, as in "no power supply cable." But it is not easily fixed, as knows. Many were expensive, but some were really cheap on Craigslist in New York. I was looking into picking up a Maschine, and I was surprised by the wide variation in price. The thing is, I actually love the hardware, and so am willing to workaround NI.
How to unregister your native instruments software full#
I think this thread is very unfair on said:ĮDIT - Further to this, I just received a very nice e-mail from CEX, offering me a full refund.
How to unregister your native instruments software license#
It's up to the seller to transfer the license to the person buying the hardware (in this case CIX), and then their responsibility from that point when they re-sell the product for a profit. Their contract was with the original purchaser, not you, so they have no legal (or moral, in my opinion) responsibility towards your purchase from a third party reseller. Tracking down the original owner, getting them to confirm they have sold on the product, and then transferring the license to you as the new owner is not the responsibility of NI. It's like selling a car with no legal documentation. The product doesn't work as advertised if the license that comes with it hasn't been transferred correctly. All they can test for is that the hardware lights up, and all they are responsible for IMHO, is if the hardware failed. The product will work as stated, if NI release the code. If they stock, and sell a product then it's their responsibility to ensure it works as stated.
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