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How XFER IAP to ZNBEATS?
How do you do this?
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For a limited time, you can transfer features and content purchases to your new Zenbeats* account. Follow the steps listed below. Some content will not transfer**.
Open Stagelight, click main menu, and select “Store.”
Spend remaining credits on Loops, Presets, or Features. Credits will not be transferred to Zenbeats.
Click the pencil icon to display your account information. Double-check the email address linked to your Stagelight account. You will need to use this address for the Roland Backstage account required for Zenbeats.
Click here and enter your email address to receive your custom key. You will receive an email with further instructions.
Download your key. Be sure to check your spam/junk folder if you can’t find the email.
Click here to create your Roland Backstage account. You must use the email address linked to your Stagelight account for your key to function.
Follow the prompts to verify your Roland Backstage account.
Download Zenbeats. Click here
Open Zenbeats and sign in with your Roland Backstage account.
Click the “Store” icon to the upper right of the screen.
Click the “Redeem” button and follow the prompts to import your Stagelight key.
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Unfortunately, many of the packs included in Stagelight will not be available in Zenbeats for various licensing issues. About 93 packs will not be included. I can prove a full list if you like. The Southern Rock packs is on this list.
You can add the sounds from Stagelight manually in Windows. Locate the Open Labs Library folder, It should be located in Users/Public/Documents/OpenLabs library.
You will want to move the contents Audio Samples and Drum kits corresponding folders in the Zenbeats user folder. It should be located in users/your user name/Zenbeats user.
These packs will not appear in the My Stuff section of the in app store, but they will be available to use in the audio and drum sounds browsers.
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Hey Paul!
There’s the iMazing (files app for your laptop) route also, which is to fully install Stagelight with iap, then fully install Zenbeats and move files from one to other through the back door. This will allow you to install the packs you bought (Timbaland, Linkin Park, whatever else) that aren’t part of the Zenbeats offerings. It’s Stagelight files to Zenbeats User/Drum Kits.
The location in the Stagelight files has to be sussed out. I posted about it awhile back (searchable probably under my user name, it might be in the big Zenbeats thread or one about this issue specifically). The steps aren’t super tricky but I forget now exactly what they were. One thing I do recall, it didn’t require moving the samples, it was the iap zips...
If I can hunt it up I will post the link here.
If you move everything in through the backdoor it’s harder to find things.