It’s nice to know that I’m not the only guitarist distracted by virtual instruments. I try to set aside two or maybe three hours of practice a day, But I find that a good two hours every other day gives me the freedom to play with all my other toys, and when I finally sit back down with my guitar, it doesn’t feel old hat. I think guitar ruts are often produced by familiarity breeding contempt.

I think it was Larry Carton who said in a recent interview that every few years, he’ll actually go several months without playing. That way, the instrument feels new to him by the time he get’s back into it. In the last six years, I’ve experienced a similar process, and I find that my general approach to the instrument is significantly improved by neglecting it for a considerable amount of time, and then rediscovering it all over again.

It’s like a dysfunctional relationship with an endless series of breakups and reunions :)

Hi Kyle! And thank you very much for stopping by. License Agreement is the first thing I open in my sound collections, sorry if I misunderstood anything.
But still, paragraph 10. of License agreement in the readme file states:
“Unpaid Demo/Trial versions of any product are for evaluation purposes only. You cannot make money with the use of any of the in Session Audio Demo/Trial sounds. You cannot use any of the In Session Audio Demo/Trial sounds in any commercial way without the prior purchase of the product from which the Demo/Trial sound comes from.”

Howdy – I operate the In Session Audio website and was directed to the above post.

The free “Desert Guitars” set can be used the same as if you purchased the entire set. It is not a “demo”. It can be used freely as long as it respects our normal license agreement (that you would receive if you purchased any product at our site).

Thanks! – Kyle Z

Therefore I think this is should not be considered a free soundware or free loop collection. It’s a demo with limited use.

Thanks for the information.

“Demo versions are for evaluation purposes only… You can not use them in any commercial way”.

Taken from their readme file within the demo.