Mix the each track down individually from Cubase to make stems, import them into Reaper, mix the track down as the master WAV file. I have an idea around that - buy Reaper (it's ridiculously cheap). If you have the balls to sell music using the stuff you downloaded from the sister site, then it would be laughable to be afraid of selling music you made with the EDU version of Cubase. I got GA4 for almost as low as the educational license - about $129. I actually got these at very low prices from Their site has some pretty low prices. Or like Groove Agent 4 and Addictive Drums 2 - these are my go to for drums. Or like AiR music soft - Minigrand is my go to for pianos. Everything you hear from my works since 2014 has at least 5 instances of Nexus2 in it. Like Nexus2 - I use that in everything I make. Only had it for PC and I'm a 99.9% Mac type guy or B. The stuff I use is mostly the stuff I bought because the sister site either A.
The chances of getting prosecuted for it are also the same - very slim. But, if you think about it, it's really not any more or less legal than selling music with stuff you downloaded from the sister site. In fact, I just bought HALion 6 and The Grand 3 thru the education store the other day.Īlso keep in mind the EDU license states that it's not legal sell music that you made with the software you bought from the education store. which has nothing even remotely to do with music, and I got the discount within 36 hours.
In all reality, I was at a trade school for construction. I only sent them a copy of my student ID and they accepted it as sufficient proof.
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