About Lincenses

Charelken · 2025-04-24T07:41:30+00:00

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I bought a Maschine Studio second hand not long ago and the seller transfered his license to me by his account as it should be going but to be honnest its not the right thing for me so i wanna sell it again so would it be a problem to transfer my license asap to next seller so he can enjoy it by instant and why could it be a problem then? Or very important to know too is this.. can the buyer buy himself a license key for this Maschine Studio I sell/sold to him or how this works to buy a license for a second hand one and the seller has the license he can't transfer it the moment he sold it?

To be honnest again and please don't start to yell ;) its to complicated for me and i wanna buy an AKAI MPC61 but i need to sell the Maschine Studio first and do it right to transfer the license to the new buyer he has the absolutely right to have it then also so i hope NI go to support me in this.. please? Thank you for listening and the help.

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PoorFellow

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/223331#Comment_223331

i do not understand that 60 day rule but it will be one for a reason for sure. So as it looks now i have to wait 50 days before i can sell it with the permission to transfer the license… feel a bit silly about it but it is what it is.

My bad for not properly adding it. Yes , you can not transfer yourself within the first 60 days after registration but of course you can get support to release for transfer if you ask them to if you want to sell before the 60 days.

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PoorFellow

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/44675/about-lincenses

If you can transfer the hardware serial yourself ought to depend on how long time since it is that you registered it. If it is more than 60 days ago then it ought not be a problem. But you can check by going to your account to see if the hardware serial is transferable.

As for what software that comes with your unit as base software (what software the buyer gets by registering the hardware) that I do not know and you would have to ask N.I. Account Support

Quote Matt_NI : All you need to know about License Transfer

In case that you need guidance contacting support : Please read : how to get support !

Charelken

Its the 60 day "no transfer" limit that botters me a bit Sir. I bought it second hand 2 weeks ago to try but because for a serious reason its to hard for me to work with. Im handicaped by a work accident and can only use the left hand full but the right hand for only 20% (missing fingers and not so well working muscles for the other fingers because of that accident) so i have to do it all for almost 120% lefthanded and the use of shifts and other keys together ALL THE TIME Sir is way to hard for me so i looked into another option and thats the Akai mpc61 with a touchscreen and such and only one button use at the time easy to follow which is to be honnest a little bit complicated button useson or for the Maschine Studio to use the "simple" way. Now i need to sell that wonderful Maschine Studio with pain but in need for the reasons i told here above but then the transfer of the license is a big problem now and i do not understand that 60 day rule but it will be one for a reason for sure. So as it looks now i have to wait 50 days before i can sell it with the permission to transfer the license… feel a bit silly about it but it is what it is. Thank you for your quick anser Sir.

mykejb

Talk to support - they can make exceptions in some circumstances. You can contact them here - https://bit.ly/n1acc

Charelken

Thank you very much mykejb for this information and i will keep it in mind once i have a buyer for my Maschine studio.

PoorFellow

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/223331#Comment_223331

i do not understand that 60 day rule but it will be one for a reason for sure. So as it looks now i have to wait 50 days before i can sell it with the permission to transfer the license… feel a bit silly about it but it is what it is.

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