If I am right, then we do not get extra 'copies' in the sense that we can use a new copy independently of what we had before we got a new license. I don't see how I can use them on twice as many computers (if I had them). I am still trying to learn the complexities of IK's marketing and their ecosystem, but from what I can see if I have 1 license for each of 20 T-RackS 5 pieces of 'gear' and I get a second license for each of those 20 pieces of 'gear,' I am still limited to the same number of computers I can use them on.

I had 8 left and with the new license, I still have 8 left. However, so far as I can see, having duplicate licenses for T-RackS 5 'gear' does not increase the number of T-RackS 5 authorizations I have. Like others reported, it was in User Area > My Products. I did not get a new 'copy,' but I now have yet another license. I might use it here and there, but I wouldn't have bought it for any >0 price, simply because I have little use for it in my professional work.I also took the survey. Has a bunch of great sounds to it for all kinds of stuff. It didn't justify its price for me, as I have compressors for days. I use compressors on dialogue most of the time, so that was my test case. I tested Arouser but didn't get it because it was just 'a little smoother on its opto mode than Renaissance Compressor'. At least that's what I've experienced so far. Dist 2 is a lot warmer and starts clipping at lower volumes while dist 3 is a bit harsher but starts clipping at higher levels.

Something to note about the distortion modes is that dist 2 (yellow) is the mode you'd want when just saturating and beefing stuff up, while dist 3 (red) is the mode you'd want when you need to round-off transients. I have Arousor as well and while it's better as an allround compressor, Comprexxor is better at smashing drum tracks, distorting vocals and fast attack stuff. Downloaded the demo when it first came out and it's really good for dirty stuff!

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