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First things first, I'm a loyal Reason user and purchased the 6-7 upgrade, 7-8 and then 8-9 last year shortly after the announcement of Reason 9, and enjoy the software immensly. I've noticed that on a website (that I'm not sure I could name), that a cracked version of Reason 9 for mac has appeared and was posted just yesterday. I'm hoping that it hasn't been cracked and that the post on the website in question doesn't work. One of the main reasons why I brought into using Reason was that at the time it was secure and practically uncrackable with the dongle and computer authorisation process.

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Stephensmattlee wrote:first things first, I'm a loyal Reason user and purchased the 6-7 upgrade, 7-8 and then 8-9 last year shortly after the announcement of Reason 9, and enjoy the software immensly. I've noticed that on a website (that I'm not sure I could name), that a cracked version of Reason 9 for mac has appeared and was posted just yesterday. I'm hoping that it hasn't been cracked and that the post on the website in question doesn't work. One of the main reasons why I brought into using Reason was that at the time it was secure and practically uncrackable with the dongle and computer authorisation process. Reason hasn't been cracked since version 5. Stephensmattlee wrote:first things first, I'm a loyal Reason user and purchased the 6-7 upgrade, 7-8 and then 8-9 last year shortly after the announcement of Reason 9, and enjoy the software immensly.

I've noticed that on a website (that I'm not sure I could name), that a cracked version of Reason 9 for mac has appeared and was posted just yesterday. I'm hoping that it hasn't been cracked and that the post on the website in question doesn't work. One of the main reasons why I brought into using Reason was that at the time it was secure and practically uncrackable with the dongle and computer authorisation process. Reason hasn't been cracked since version 5. Same should hold true (according to others) for Cubase, since version 5, or 6, or so.

I know people who ran warezed higher versions though, but, they always said that the one or the other thing didn't work. Stuff costs money.

Upgrading is what? I had reason 5 but paid 300 for a fresh copy of 8 some years back cuz I knew I was gonna enjoy that shit immensely. Didn't upgrade to 9 because I'd like to see alittle more content bundled with it by default, as the suggestion of more thor modules since that synth has one of the best layouts in synthesis I have ever seen besides sylenth1 and fucking serum/omnisphere/zebra.?I saw this daw as perfect as a sound design playhouse/environment and well worth 5 times the asking price. GRIFTY wrote:it's only a matter of time fellas. I didn't have real paychecks for a long time when i was a teenager, so i pirated reason 4 and that's why i'm here. Of course i bought it once i could afford to.

Piracy is too sticky and not fully featured enough to use forever, but if it lets kids who can't afford to make music start making music i'm all for it Id rather see a different way/approach. Warez are full of hacks, the sites too. Its too dangerous to let kids get in contact to this. Download wallem marpol compliance program. School or kids versions may be a better solution. Somehow limited in functionality and license, with an upgrade option later than they have money.

But a working solution is difficult. Karim wrote: Maybe you really don't know years ago what team H20 in 1500 hours of coding how they emulated the dongle elicenser protection (at the time Cubase SX3 and Nuendo were actually uncrackable without H2O dongle emulator.) It was a HUGE work. And they're never going to do it again (they said so themselves). In the meantime, software protection also evolved so it will take even more time to be able to crack something.

If it was that easy, Record would have been cracked by now. Karim wrote: Maybe you really don't know years ago what team H20 in 1500 hours of coding how they emulated the dongle elicenser protection (at the time Cubase SX3 and Nuendo were actually uncrackable without H2O dongle emulator.) It was a HUGE work. And they're never going to do it again (they said so themselves). In the meantime, software protection also evolved so it will take even more time to be able to crack something. If it was that easy, Record would have been cracked by now. Maybe Record was not so popular that worth it the 'crack'. Actually, I speak for my country, in 17 years of Reason I never knew a single Record user (but in the Props Forum of course ).