an updated version for Mac Users of the Remote Software for Minimax ASB is available
for download on our ASB websites, which eliminates remaining bugs of version 1.0
http://asb.creamware.com/index.php?lang ... &product=8
Minimax ASB remote for Mac updated
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Shayne White
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It's good to see you're still updating things! However, now that you have new products, you need to make sure you keep them updated to support the latest hardware/software. Is an Intel Mac version planned for the ASBs? You don't want to the ASBs to become like Scope, which hasn't been updated since 2002. 
I know you don't have control over the software development, but maybe you could give a hint to the folks in Germany...
Cheers,
Shayne
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I know you don't have control over the software development, but maybe you could give a hint to the folks in Germany...
Cheers,
Shayne
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hubird
Exactly.
Come on Creamware, you're not obliged to support OSX, but you ARE about to obliged to say if you will or will not support it in the very next future.
We have waited too long now.
Problems are getting serious, as software really get's outdated, internet functions are getting weak, all caused by an outdated operating system.
Mister Frank Hund, with all respect, but I'm asking you personnally, are there any plans for OSX support or not?
In both cases I have to make important decisions considering my hardware.
It's about support of a platform we are talking about.
I know you are listening, please take me, us, serious.
Creamware is doing well, that's obvious.
You can't hide anymore behind the previous state of 'we are fighting us back in the market'.
There's obviously room for investments.
What are your plans?
Will Creamware invest in OSX or not?
I won't fight your decisions, that is up to CWA, I just wanne know.
Imagine, I still use Cubase 5, I still use old Batterie, old Absynth, old Phatmatic Pro, all licences, my new Korg microKontroll can do Midi but wants USB support, etc. etc.
I really love Scope, but there comes a moment that I have to take important decisions.
It's getting urgent, seriously.
Please mister Frank Hund, think about an announcement, it's getting time now!
With respect,
Hubert Dols
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Come on Creamware, you're not obliged to support OSX, but you ARE about to obliged to say if you will or will not support it in the very next future.
We have waited too long now.
Problems are getting serious, as software really get's outdated, internet functions are getting weak, all caused by an outdated operating system.
Mister Frank Hund, with all respect, but I'm asking you personnally, are there any plans for OSX support or not?
In both cases I have to make important decisions considering my hardware.
It's about support of a platform we are talking about.
I know you are listening, please take me, us, serious.
Creamware is doing well, that's obvious.
You can't hide anymore behind the previous state of 'we are fighting us back in the market'.
There's obviously room for investments.
What are your plans?
Will Creamware invest in OSX or not?
I won't fight your decisions, that is up to CWA, I just wanne know.
Imagine, I still use Cubase 5, I still use old Batterie, old Absynth, old Phatmatic Pro, all licences, my new Korg microKontroll can do Midi but wants USB support, etc. etc.
I really love Scope, but there comes a moment that I have to take important decisions.
It's getting urgent, seriously.
Please mister Frank Hund, think about an announcement, it's getting time now!
With respect,
Hubert Dols
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: hubird on 2006-05-28 19:11 ]</font>