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<a name="planetz-file"></a><a href="http://www.track0.com/wavelength/eurov11demo.zip"><img src="/forums/images/file_icon.gif" border="0" alt=" File"> File</a><BR> <a name="planetz-file"></a><a href="http://www.track0.com/wavelength/europa ... .htm"><img src="/forums/images/notes_icon.gif" border="0" alt=" Notes"> Notes</a><BR> <a name="planetz-tag"></a>Price ($USD): 99<BR> <a name="planetz-tag"></a>Type: Synth<BR> _____________________________________<BR><BR> the wavelength europa synthesizer (for CreamWare’s SFP and XTC platforms) is now available for purchase
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I am going to wait that you put it in free donation.
I had bought your synthé and you put them free 3 months later.
GRrrrrrrrrr!!!!
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On 2003-03-22 04:53, Format.bat wrote:
I am going to wait that you put it in free donation.
I had bought your synthé and you put them free 3 months later.
GRrrrrrrrrr!!!!
well... my old devices aren't really free. they are freely available, but should be paid-for if used on a regular basis.

i will not be releasing any of my new SFP/XTC devices as strictly shareware... ever.

when i decided to release the older devices as shareware, I was in a difficult place, you must understand. sales had slowed right down and SCOPE DP/ Pulsar (now SFP) had just been completely changed. i decided that while i would relearn SCOPE (and all of its new goodies) i might as well benefit from some of the promotion that might be gained by getting my older units to a much wider user-base (and hopefully stimulate a little income). it seemed to me a better option than just having my devices sit here with me. i knew that some (the couple) relatively recent purchasers would be annoyed, but it had also occured to me that no user had bought all of my devices (or more than four, for that matter... and some devices were even completed as shareware only, so nobody had them yet) and so even people that had purchased units were gaining new devices in the process... and i get not so much as a thank you. btw, it depresses me how many people have dowloaded my stuff (I can tell, of course) and how little have offered me anything for them. forgive my complaining here.

it is only because of people like you (relatively few) that have actually purchased my devices at full price, that I am still able to spend time designing new products. you have invested in my company and for that I thank you. please don't punish me for trying to expand people's awareness of my stuff. this is a very hard business to keep afloat in.

hey, the music if free now... why not the instruments that make the music, right? (sarcasm)



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Thank you very much!

Cheers!
Thomas :smile:
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On 2003-03-23 07:58, Petal wrote:
Thank you very much!

Cheers!
Thomas :smile:
hey! thanks to you...

:wink:
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Thanks, wavelength! Although I don't use your devices much with my Luna, your contribution is appreciated! Keep up the good work!
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On 2003-03-27 22:26, eliam wrote:
Thanks, wavelength! Although I don't use your devices much with my Luna, your contribution is appreciated! Keep up the good work!
your appreciation is appreciated! it is nice to get feedback now and again, this development-thing can be a fairly lonely one at times :smile:
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I can perfectly understand that, for I am a musician that works alone too and to get some encouragements once in a while does not hurt, that's certain!
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On 2003-03-28 13:27, eliam wrote:
I can perfectly understand that, for I am a musician that works alone too and to get some encouragements once in a while does not hurt, that's certain!
:smile:
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On 2003-03-22 06:30, wavelength wrote:
... i knew that some (the couple) relatively recent purchasers would be annoyed,...
looks like I'm the other one :lol:
I wasn't annoyed at all, but on one hand happy the rest was so cheap now, on the other hand concerned, because the price didn't match the quality anymore.

I just received the announced update of the Europa - tnx a lot Stephen and keep on developing such nice devices.
Synths with a special character where tweaking is fun :grin:
One question left: is the name of the synth a reference to the Jupiter moon in Kubrik's Odyssee ?

cheers, Tom
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On 2003-03-29 18:45, astroman wrote:
On 2003-03-22 06:30, wavelength wrote:
... i knew that some (the couple) relatively recent purchasers would be annoyed,...
looks like I'm the other one :lol:
I wasn't annoyed at all, but on one hand happy the rest was so cheap now, on the other hand concerned, because the price didn't match the quality anymore.

I just received the announced update of the Europa - tnx a lot Stephen and keep on developing such nice devices.
Synths with a special character where tweaking is fun :grin:
One question left: is the name of the synth a reference to the Jupiter moon in Kubrik's Odyssee ?

cheers, Tom
you are a great supporter of my work.

"europa" is, in fact, one of the moons of Jupiter... :smile: (a bit cheesy, I know, but somewhat appropriate) besides, synth names have a long history of having cheesy names.

hey, i just found this... http://seds.lpl.arizona.edu/nineplanets ... uropa.html

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Europa, a moon of Jupiter, is what 2001: A Space Odyssey revolves around...Where all those Monoliths come from :smile:

Wavelength, you devices are indeed quite good. I find this thread is giving me a guilty feeling of not having sent you anything...
Are we listening?..
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yeah Paul, it's one of my all time favourite movies :smile:
can you imagine my face when a couple of years ago they came up with that survey results, which made moon Europa the hottest candidate for exraterrestial life :eek:
was Kubrick THAT visionary ?
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On 2003-03-30 16:22, paulrmartin wrote:
Europa, a moon of Jupiter, is what 2001: A Space Odyssey revolves around...Where all those Monoliths come from :smile:

Wavelength, you devices are indeed quite good. I find this thread is giving me a guilty feeling of not having sent you anything...
:smile:
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On 2003-03-30 17:43, astroman wrote:
yeah Paul, it's one of my all time favourite movies :smile:
can you imagine my face when a couple of years ago they came up with that survey results, which made moon Europa the hottest candidate for exraterrestial life :eek:
was Kubrick THAT visionary ?
hey, let's give Arthur C. Clark his due credit here! :wink:
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indeed - sometimes it's easy to make a fool of oneself - my deepest apologies to the author
:oops: Tom

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On 2003-03-30 21:59, astroman wrote:
indeed - sometimes it's easy to make a fool of oneself - my deepest apologies to the author
:oops: Tom

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this is getting pretty OT, but whatever happened to the year 2001? we were all supposed to be shuttling back and forth from the moon, exploring the outer Solar System, jetting around in our flying cars, living in harmony with nature (and eachother), erasing disease, etc. etc... i guess shit-happens and gets in the way?

well, building sounds out of 1s and 0s is pretty cool... :lol:
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this is getting pretty OT, but whatever happened to the year 2001? we were all supposed to be shuttling back and forth from the moon, exploring the outer Solar System, jetting around in our flying cars, living in harmony with nature (and eachother), erasing disease, etc. etc... i guess shit-happens and gets in the way?

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Post by paulrmartin »

Oh pooh!
Say "thank you" to Wavelength for his beautiful stuff, Scary and stop the gloom-and-doom. I'm sure we all watch the news and read papers(maybe).

This is a happy place, see -> :smile: hehe
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Post by caleb »

Stephen - I have actually downloaded every one of those "freeware" synths and haven't paid you a cent at this stage which is very norti of me.

However, I actually settled on only one that I thought I would use with any regularity which is the Avalon Euro which I was quite impressed with. The others weren't bad at all, just not for me.

As for Europa...well I've downloaded the demo but stupidly haven't tried it yet. I will give it a go and see how good it is. After Solaris I'm not sure if I'm really in the market for another synth, but a good synth is a good synth is a good synth...

I will contact you regarding the appropriate payment for Avalon Euro.
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