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I am actually GLAD that flexor is being released when the developer feels it is ready. A lot of companies these days are forced by parent companies to meet unrealistic deadlines and release unfinished products, and then they have to patch them for months and months afterwards, with many users dropping off because of frustration with bugs and issues. I trust that adern will release a very fine quality package of modules, that seriously you can't find anywhere else on earth for even a quarter of the price!
Just be respectful and keep in mind that adern is a small team! Something like this is also happening in the gaming community.. if you've ever heard of the game Half-Life (best action game ever made), the developer Valve promised for a TF2 game to be released 3-4 years ago, but then after they made it, they decided that it wasn't up to standards and restarted from scratch. Now they're finally releasing Half-Life 2 and TF2, but some people are saying that they are not going to buy it just because it took so long.. even though it appears that it's going to be the best game ever released to this date.
I don't really understand this kind of logic personally.. but whatever
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Just be respectful and keep in mind that adern is a small team! Something like this is also happening in the gaming community.. if you've ever heard of the game Half-Life (best action game ever made), the developer Valve promised for a TF2 game to be released 3-4 years ago, but then after they made it, they decided that it wasn't up to standards and restarted from scratch. Now they're finally releasing Half-Life 2 and TF2, but some people are saying that they are not going to buy it just because it took so long.. even though it appears that it's going to be the best game ever released to this date.
I don't really understand this kind of logic personally.. but whatever
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I thought TeamFortress 2 was scrapped altogether? HL2 is looking mighty fine though. That and Homeworld 2 (demo has just been released!!) will be the first two games I've bought in a long time.
Anyway, I'm very curious as to why exactly Flexor has been delayed if it isn't a Creamware decision, but I'm sure it will all be worth it in the end. I've had the mod 2 for a long time but never used it, but just reading about Flexor and hearing the demo's triggers all kinds of creative idea's in my head. Granular sequencers and butter filters...hmmmmm
Anyway, I'm very curious as to why exactly Flexor has been delayed if it isn't a Creamware decision, but I'm sure it will all be worth it in the end. I've had the mod 2 for a long time but never used it, but just reading about Flexor and hearing the demo's triggers all kinds of creative idea's in my head. Granular sequencers and butter filters...hmmmmm
Sounds familiar Same happened to me some months ago. If there's one thing I regret about my Pulsar use, is that I haven't started patching long time ago. Just can't imagine I ignored all that for all these years... There's some excellent links and info on modular here. I started by building insert effects, which is instant fun & quite easy!On 2003-09-14 15:14, King of Snake wrote:...
I've had the mod 2 for a long time but never used it, but just reading about Flexor ...
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i tried for curiosity to load the flexor modules in mo2 window. it doesnt work (obviously!), since it asks for a DSP which is not found in the zip files (probably is given with the key, i suppose), but i admired the great design of the modules and the online help embedded in them...
great work, i'll be very happy to buy it!
great work, i'll be very happy to buy it!
I agree! The online help is a very usefull thing - Which I think will give a more "intuitive" workflow while exploring Flexor and constructing new patches, because you don't have to look an unknown device up in the manual.On 2003-09-17 03:01, bosone wrote:
but i admired the great design of the modules and the online help embedded in them...
great work, i'll be very happy to buy it!
Very nice detail.
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the DSP file is provided with the zip. to install you must extract all of the zip to your directory, or you can manualy find the file under 'App/Dsp/', and copy it to the right location chearz!On 2003-09-17 03:01, bosone wrote:
i tried for curiosity to load the flexor modules in mo2 window. it doesnt work (obviously!), since it asks for a DSP which is not found in the zip files
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