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If the вЂњManagedвЂќ tab is clicked, it shows the content that one can remove/move with the Manager. Keep in mind, this Manager is for easy management of additional content produced with HALion 6 and later. On many systems, the Library manager will also be the default app used to open *.vstsound files when double clicked from a File System Explorer. It also gets listed in the start bar app list under S (for Steinberg). One can find it on Windows system by tapping the windows key and typing вЂњhalвЂќ (without the quotes), then clicking вЂњHALion Library ManagerвЂќ in the list of matches. I would like to let HALion recognize the library on an external drive, but I canвЂ™t do it without the Manager.

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May I ask where the Library Manager is, in SE3? I redownload the HALion installer included with Dorico Pro 2, but canвЂ™t find it anywhere. So, as newer libraries that take advantage of all this emerge, S3 will be ready to play them. Users can now build their own Macro screens (Instrument UI), etc. H6 adds quite a few new synthesis technologies to the bag, as well as advanced scripting possibilities. There is quite a bit of new HALion engine stuff under the hood that doesnвЂ™t mean much to the average user just yet, but in time it will.

Some are now popping for free, and for sale these days, and we can look forward to more in the future.

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Not really relevant until you wish to install third party libraries that have been built with HALion 6. Ships with a new library manager that makes it easy to distribute HALion libraries and get them installed/removed at will. Can play content that came with Steinberg hosts in other DAWs provided the eLicenser keys are there. Works with any 64bit host, where SE2 is restricted only to Steinberg hosts. In this stand-alone mode, ItвЂ™s also possible to set up Virtual MIDI ports with something like loopMIDI (or redirect via core-audio for Macs) and jackd to use SE with something like MuseScore which does not have a native VST/au/ATX plug-in host.ДЄbility to install third party libraries made by any HALion user/developer. Nice to be able to launch this when you just want to play HALion sounds live, and perhaps record what youвЂ™re playing.

SE3 has a stand alone mode, with a basic built in live MIDI recording feature.

Again, to use those libraries on any system, they need their respective eLicenser keys applied.ДЄt this time the major benefits to upgrading from SE2 to SE3 are: In some cases the SE3 player is much more flexible and robust than the plugins that initially shipped with the libraries. The free player also works with the stand alone eLicenser protected libraries that Steinberg offers like HALion Symphonic Orchestra, Steinway Grand, Dark Planets, etc. As a HALion 6 user, I could make libraries myself, and then share or sell them them with anyone through the free player. This way HALion libraries can be developed that will work with any DAW, and wonвЂ™t require the user to purchase HALion Sonic/6. The free key is for people who want to install SE to use with any 64bit host you like, but have no SE equipped Steinberg DAW installed. As long as that is plugged in, eLicenser Control Panel, and the HALion content packs that came with Dorico are installed, I can use SE3 in the latest versions of Sibelius or Finale to access all the HALion sounds that came with Dorico. With SE3, all of the HALion content will work in any 64bit DAW on the system as long as you have your Dorico key on that system. SE3 does NOT come with any вЂcontentвЂ™, but your Steinberg DAW usually does come with quite a bit of HALion content.

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Sonic and HALion 6 both come with a ton of content that works in any 64bit host, provided the key is on a dongle or in the software eLicenser.

If you have HALion Sonic, HALion 6, or Steinberg Absolute VST Collection key on the system, then you do not need the free key.

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It wonвЂ™t hurt anything to install it, and you can always apply for more SE keys via the email link for free any-time you like, but itвЂ™s not necessary if you already have the key for a Steinberg product that shipped with SE. If you have Dorico, CuBase, Nuendo (Any Steinberg DAW that ships with SE) registered on the system, then no, you donвЂ™t need the free SE key that you can get via email.