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access to hundreds of free and paid voicebanks make buying the full engine a more appealing choice.

“fanmade” voicebanks cannot run in trial Synth V, or only run with limitations (e.g., they stop working after 15 minutes).

“official” voicebanks (those made in collaboration with Dreamtonics, like Eleanor and Aiko) continue to run in both full and trial Synth V.

A) you need full Synth V to develop a voicebank or B) you need to buy a development kit to develop a voicebank.

I think an adapted Kontakt model could potentially work for Synth V: There are banks that cost hundreds or thousands of dollars, and there are free banks, and barring a partnership between Native Instruments and a particular’s bank developer, you need the full version of Kontakt ($500) to use a bank. It also has a demo version that times out after 15 minutes, which you cannot make custom banks with. Kontakt by Native Instruments, an extremely popular engine for sample libraries (i.e., soundbanks), is commercial and allows users to create their own banks in the full version. On the off chance that Kanru Hua hasn’t settled on a development model, I wanted to see what other people think about my dream model.

Synth V could remain commercial while allowing open library development.

These two ideas are not mutually exclusive. And a lot of other people are arguing that it’s unfair to expect Synth V to be free. I saw a lot of people on Twitter saying they’d only be interested in Synth V if it allowed custom voicebanks.