@d-healey Thank so much!

Hi everyone,

First of all, thank you very much to all the users in this community — I’ve learned a lot just by reading through the various topics.

I'm now interested in selling my instruments using Rhapsody, and I'd like to understand how the licensing system works.

I'm pretty sure @d-healey is the right person to ask, but I’d also love to read any comments from people with experience on this topic

Thanks in advance!

@d-healey Thank so much!

@d-healey

I'm sorry, English is not my native language. My question was about the serial numbers needed to activate the instruments — is there a predefined method for this? Would I need to generate the serials myself? That kind of thing.

At the moment, I don’t have an activation system for my instrument, and I’m a bit lost on that topic for now.

Hi everyone,

First of all, thank you very much to all the users in this community — I’ve learned a lot just by reading through the various topics.

I'm now interested in selling my instruments using Rhapsody, and I'd like to understand how the licensing system works.

I'm pretty sure @d-healey is the right person to ask, but I’d also love to read any comments from people with experience on this topic

Thanks in advance!

@Christoph-Hart I'll jump right into it, thanks!

@trillbilly Thank you so much for the help!

@trillbilly Thanks, I've watched this and it was really helpfull. But, what would be the equivalent of moving controls around if I'm working with samples? maybe loading other sample pack in the sampler?

Hi, I would like to know if there's an easy way to make a simple rompler. I come from using Maize Sampler so I have the sampler and the interface topic covered (at least for what I need), but I don't know how to create presets in Hise and then load them into the plugin.

I've never exported a plugin in Hise, I've been playing around with the software a few days now. I started reading all the docs but if there's a shortcut specifically for what I'm looking for (video tutorials, etc) I could save time while I finish the docs. I'm more into sound design than coding (I'm learning but I honestly don't have much time to study), so there's that.

Any feedback is welcome, thanks in advance.