1

[Les Barker]

Yes you can

[Les Barker]

Nice! Good job and thanks for thinking of the Toontrack community!

[Les Barker]

ok, fair enough. I guess i haven’t come across that a lot myself. I’m just being selfish and telling you what I would like 🙂

[Les Barker]

i don;t have any of the above issues, but why is it that TT do not talk about future ideas/releases.

Get your customers excited! Let customers decide whether they need to go to a competitor to get something they are looking for, or perhaps wait and see what one of their favourite providers (TT) end up delivering for something they have had in the pipeline for some time.

I don’t get the benefit of secrecy to your customers, let alone your loyal ones?

[Les Barker]

Is this a question, or a statement? because the above is correct.

[Les Barker]

i think they understand the importance of it. You can see why when running in a DAW you would let your DAW of choice control tempo mapping.

In standalone, ok I agree it would be useful for those who do not have a DAW, but otherwise i am impressed that some can write an entire song for drums without comparing it to any instruments. I personally don’t have the skills to do that.

[Les Barker]

they are just headers in your browser, they aren’t supposed to have files in them. it helps as it seperates all your different tempos and styles with headers giving information on the rythym type for example. Leave them there….

[Author]

Replies