vesrcn wrote:ByronHeart wrote:I've sold Pianoteq 7 before. Do you know if I still can chose my pianos when buying? Also, is it 25 dollars to upgrade to 9? If all of those are positive then we can make some business. Thank you!
Frankly, it would be wrong for me to give definitive information on this matter, as I don't know either, but since it's a license transfer, not a new purchase, I don't think you can change the pianos covered by the license. If you want to upgrade to Pianoteq 9 in the future, you'll have to pay an additional €29 on top of the license you purchased from me. So, you'll upgrade to Pianoteq 9 for a total of €89. This means you'll save €50, and you can choose your own pianos when upgrading to Pianoteq 9.
Well, that's enough for me!
Let's make business.
My email address and phone number are listed below my first message. If you can send me a message from anyone, I can send you my wallet address. I respond faster than WhatsApp.
]]>ByronHeart wrote:vesrcn wrote:Hello. No, it is pianoteq 8
I've sold Pianoteq 7 before. Do you know if I still can chose my pianos when buying? Also, is it 25 dollars to upgrade to 9? If all of those are positive then we can make some business. Thank you!
Frankly, it would be wrong for me to give definitive information on this matter, as I don't know either, but since it's a license transfer, not a new purchase, I don't think you can change the pianos covered by the license. If you want to upgrade to Pianoteq 9 in the future, you'll have to pay an additional €29 on top of the license you purchased from me. So, you'll upgrade to Pianoteq 9 for a total of €89. This means you'll save €50, and you can choose your own pianos when upgrading to Pianoteq 9.
Well, that's enough for me!
Let's make business.
vesrcn wrote:Hello. No, it is pianoteq 8
ByronHeart wrote:Hello! Is it Pianoteq9?
I've sold Pianoteq 7 before. Do you know if I still can chose my pianos when buying? Also, is it 25 dollars to upgrade to 9? If all of those are positive then we can make some business. Thank you!
Frankly, it would be wrong for me to give definitive information on this matter, as I don't know either, but since it's a license transfer, not a new purchase, I don't think you can change the pianos covered by the license. If you want to upgrade to Pianoteq 9 in the future, you'll have to pay an additional €29 on top of the license you purchased from me. So, you'll upgrade to Pianoteq 9 for a total of €89. This means you'll save €50, and you can choose your own pianos when upgrading to Pianoteq 9.
]]>Hello. No, it is pianoteq 8
ByronHeart wrote:vesrcn wrote:60?
Hello! Is it Pianoteq9?
I've sold Pianoteq 7 before. Do you know if I still can chose my pianos when buying? Also, is it 25 dollars to upgrade to 9? If all of those are positive then we can make some business. Thank you!
]]>vesrcn wrote:60?
Hello! Is it Pianoteq9?
60?
Hello! Is it Pianoteq9?
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Steinway D NewYork
Ant. Petrof
Petrof Mistral
100 Euro (The license transfer fee is included in this price)
I can receive payment in XRP (Ripple) or XLM to my Crypto wallet
I can't help you with this because my country's outdated, obsolete government has banned PayPal. Swift fees are also very high. In short, I can't offer any other payment method.
Once I receive payment, I'll contact Pianoteq and initiate the license transfer process.
My Instagram account: "https://www.instagram.com/vesrcn/"
I shared a video on my account a few days ago: "Beethoven – Piano Sonata No. 8 "Pathetique" 1. Grave – Allegro di molto e con brio" using a Pianoteq Petrof Mistral + Roland G8.
The Pianoteq Petrof Mistral is perfect for Classical Period pieces. I find Steinways more suited to the Baroque Period, and the Petrof Ant to be more suitable for the Romantic Period.
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