yeah, theres always other issues about internet connection and activation regardless, im mostly a "save everything just in case" sort of person (theres more likely to be ways to cheese activation offline than recovering a lost installer thats been removed everywhere on the internet, ya know?)I thought about that, but also it doesn't feel functionally very different from having to get online at least once to activate them, so I sort of let it go. And you can use SV offline too IIRC
But yeah it would be nice. Maybe you can DL them from your products page in browser?
if your goal is saving the vb install, you can backup the %APPDATA%/Dreamtonics/Synthesizer V Studio 2 Pro directory. It contains the installed vbsyeah, theres always other issues about internet connection and activation regardless, im mostly a "save everything just in case" sort of person (theres more likely to be ways to cheese activation offline than recovering a lost installer thats been removed everywhere on the internet, ya know?)
if you mean downloading them from the "my account" page on the dreamtonics store, my page says i have no downloads. if you mean downloading them from the my.dreamtonics page in browser, then it doesnt show a "download" button for any of my V2 voices (but does for V1, i assume because SV1 still works that way of needed a seperate installer). i know it did when i hadnt installed the voices yet so, i imagine if i were to click it in browser when the voice isnt installed, it would try to open the app...?
ill definitely do that, but having installers for actual previous versions is why i think about it being nice to have since its a bit simpler :/ i guess in any case id be backing up the appdata content before every update gets installed to try and do the same lol, which is at least an optionif your goal is saving the vb install, you can backup the %APPDATA%/Dreamtonics/Synthesizer V Studio 2 Pro directory. It contains the installed vbs
they seem to be there, just different format. I clicked on Wei Shu, and on the pop up in the bottom left corner, there is something to click which brings a drop down of various demos. scroll enough and theres english ones. dont know if some may be missing for other voices, though. but it seems like they all have the same large list of demo songs for all languages (or i think its just japanese, english, and chinese right now. probably more later)