The end of Sonic Timeworks?

[at0m]

Hi,

I'm a bit confused. Kim G.R. is selling his DP. He did the DSP versions of Sonic Timeworks plugins.

Kim, what's going on with STW? Where do we stand as customers? Any statement you'd like to make about this?

This does not look good...

Cheers,

at0m.

[Shayne White]

It does seem awfully strange, but if you look at his Web site, you'll see he has *two* Scope D/Ps. So I think he's just selling only one of them (easy way to make $9000). I hope the CreamWare developer community doesn't dwindle down to CW only.

Shayne

[at0m]

2 Scope cards, one SP and one DP.

SP is just a most complete version of SFP, including all devices I think. *DP* is the development software. IMO Kim stops developping but continues to use his Scope as most of us do: with SFP.

Any DP'er feels like continuing STW support?

[Shayne White]

Well, gee...this is awful. STW was the only company who was keeping the high-end aspect of the SCOPE platform alive by providing the *real* high-end plugins we needed. If Kim is saying goodbye, then we're left with a bunch of great synths (from all kinds of companies) and mid-grade effects.

Let's just hope the STW plugins will continue to be sold and supported even if there is no further development.

Hey, Kim...you know, Final Liza is an awesome plugin and should have been marketed and sold. I still can't believe is was free!

Shayne

[kimgr]

Guys relax, I'm not going anywhere...
I just need some cash for other projects

Kim.

[Herr Voigt]

Uff.

[Steve-o]

Pffffftttttttttttt.......

[Sunshine]

Pheeeewww!!!!!

[King of Snake]

Some people here are very good at jumping to conlusions!