Re: Info about the release of SCOPE XITE-1 and SCOPE 5
Posted: Thu Sep 25, 2008 8:15 am
no, please! keep chuck out of this!
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yeah, I discovered that recently, too. no need to scroll down after hitting the preview button to see if there has been another post meanwhile.wayne wrote:Nice feature!never seen that before.
ah, that was you...Burnin3styleFingaz wrote:No. It was an Unofficial Interview...ääähm Call from me with the Big Checker from Sonic-Core. He said "soon".
As Fluxpod pointed, sometimes email filtering occurs. That´s one posibility.stebzilla wrote:Ok. I see that people still miss the point. I am not comparing operating systems. Actually, the only reason that I own a PC was to use my SCOPE cards. I have been happy with their performance since 2003 with my XP machine. I am frustrated with the lack of follow through from the company that says one thing and does another. We deserve an update.
I use a MAC and play on a Gibson guitar by choice. I would like to use SCOPE with my preferred computer....I decided to sell after seeing the same pattern of empty promises and support from SCOPE manufacturers that happened years ago. I believe I started by saying that I tried to contact SonicCore 3 times with NO - that means NO response. They lost a customer, MAC or PC user which I am both, due to lack of support. Now, I use NI and the real deal Analog and my MAC.
My frustrations are about lack of support and inability to meet a deadline. Better support , in terms of communication, is expected.
If I offended any of you. I'm sorry - I'll just watch from the sidelines and not be a part of your community.
I don't understand MAC haters -Every time someone mentions a MAC the shit hits the fan. Every time. Get over it. Both my MAC and PC work fine - always have. What was the point again? Oh - Yeah.
5 days till October no news from the front line since late July. Bad business. Maybe Sonic Core uses a PC. Probably a MAC. Still no news.
just bad business.
bye.
Agreed! Many good points made.nprime wrote:Well said!
Excellent points.
Well most people still need a sequencer and those can be OS specific (Logic, Sonar, DP etc.) - I have plugins and a controller (Euphonix) that doesn't support Windows.lagoausente wrote: When you have DSP based platform, you depend very low of the OS, regarding to make music...........
This is getting tiresome - after the Intel transition that argument is getting old. Logic Studio is quite cheap now.lagoausente wrote: There are two platforms I hate, because of their politic of "pay more" because we are pro. That are Mac, and protools..................
Well most people still need a sequencer and those can be OS specific (Logic, Sonar, DP etc.) - I have plugins and a controller (Euphonix) that doesn't support Windows.
I am glad that,finally, they had taken down their pants.Logic on Mac is very cheap and I assume it can be a very good sequancer for many
Sorry, I´m out of date, some years ago that was overpriced. Realized that I have no updated since last 5 years.This is getting tiresome - after the Intel transition that argument is getting old. Logic Studio is quite cheap now.