2.1 availble now
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- KVRAF
- 12977 posts since 29 Sep, 2003 from Ottawa, Canada
Keeping in mind that I'm not a Mackie representative, this was my understanding:
There WAS a continuous upgrade path offered. Unfortunately the international implementation was the shits, but forgetting that for a moment:
T1 -> T2 Boxed -> T3
It's a natural and the normal path one would expect. Mackie didn't even really WANT to release a download version, and I'm willing to bet there were arguments. Cool heads prevailed for the most part, though, and T1 loyalty was rewarded by offering them the option:
T1 -> T2 download, after which only boxed will be available.
Now, I don't THINK that you'd have to pay absolute full price for T3 as a previous customer, but it'd still be a paid retail box upgrade.
Greg
There WAS a continuous upgrade path offered. Unfortunately the international implementation was the shits, but forgetting that for a moment:
T1 -> T2 Boxed -> T3
It's a natural and the normal path one would expect. Mackie didn't even really WANT to release a download version, and I'm willing to bet there were arguments. Cool heads prevailed for the most part, though, and T1 loyalty was rewarded by offering them the option:
T1 -> T2 download, after which only boxed will be available.
Now, I don't THINK that you'd have to pay absolute full price for T3 as a previous customer, but it'd still be a paid retail box upgrade.
Greg
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- KVRAF
- 3745 posts since 29 Sep, 2002 from Killafornia
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- KVRist
- 179 posts since 21 May, 2005
Not every downloadable version of Tracktion is an upgrade from free version. I get one with Mackie Onyx - i payed 2000 Euros for the system, then 20$ for upgrade just to know that week later i could get this update free. I didnt have an option to buy full-boxed version of Tracktion2 that time. So some of us payed some moneyLunch Money wrote:Keeping in mind that I'm not a Mackie representative, this was my understanding:
There WAS a continuous upgrade path offered. Unfortunately the international implementation was the shits, but forgetting that for a moment:
T1 -> T2 Boxed -> T3
It's a natural and the normal path one would expect. Mackie didn't even really WANT to release a download version, and I'm willing to bet there were arguments. Cool heads prevailed for the most part, though, and T1 loyalty was rewarded by offering them the option:
T1 -> T2 download, after which only boxed will be available.
Now, I don't THINK that you'd have to pay absolute full price for T3 as a previous customer, but it'd still be a paid retail box upgrade.
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Greg
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 7489 posts since 6 Jul, 2004
But there are obviously two different download versions, depending on what is shown on your Mackie page...AD80 wrote:I'm pretty sure the DEMO and the full download version are the same. Except one is unlocked. So I doubt it has the effects. Could be wrong tho I guess.headquest wrote:
Does anyone know whether they are available in the actual T2.1 demo?
- KVRian
- 1325 posts since 26 Mar, 2004 from UK
I'd like to personally thank everyone at Mackie for giving me the opportunity to download this update in *dial-up nostalgia mode*.
Jesus, I could go out and buy it quicker!
Jesus, I could go out and buy it quicker!
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- KVRian
- 581 posts since 8 Dec, 2004
From my perspective, the hardcore of Tracktion users ( T1 onwards ) are now getting shafted by Mackie. I don't want ( and can not afford to buy) the boxed version: in fact, in waiting for it to ever turn up* I have downloaded the free VSTs and bought CM 89 ( to get BFD as a replacement for RMIV ) so now have no use for the third party stuff. I am thoroughly pissed off with this approach. T3 is going to have to be something very special to make me consider handing over any money. Way to go Mackie, you're doing a fine job of customer relations.
*Mackie have not been emailing me about updates since T2 came out, and I only found out the boxed version was even available in the UK by searching.
*Mackie have not been emailing me about updates since T2 came out, and I only found out the boxed version was even available in the UK by searching.
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- KVRist
- 123 posts since 14 Oct, 2004 from Derbyshire U.K.
This version has just had too many error reading file messages and it's crashed.
at least 5 projects with different aiff/wavs missing..I aint got time for this shit.
I'm going back to the previous version...booooo
at least 5 projects with different aiff/wavs missing..I aint got time for this shit.
I'm going back to the previous version...booooo
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- KVRAF
- 3627 posts since 5 Jan, 2006 from UK
Yes. If Track 1 is your instrument with an Aux Send on it and Track 2 is a return track with Aux Return on it (and, say, Voxengo PristineSpace on it), you get a noticeable delay before the wet signal comes in.AD80 wrote:What do you mean before? As in above the other tracks?ceenda wrote:...
wow, I just realised the PDC works if you put the Aux Return track before the tracks with Aux Send. You learn something new every day...
However... if you drag the return track to the top so that it's Track 1, PDC kicks in and you get no latency in the wet signal.
I remember IIRs or pHz talking about this a while back and I didn't really get it.
This is my new nick btw. Old one was username for something intensely boring.
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- KVRAF
- 3745 posts since 29 Sep, 2002 from Killafornia
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- KVRAF
- 12977 posts since 29 Sep, 2003 from Ottawa, Canada
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- KVRAF
- 3745 posts since 29 Sep, 2002 from Killafornia
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- KVRist
- 179 posts since 21 May, 2005
You know - with other hardware you get Cubase LE or Sonar Le or others. In Mackie you get full version of tracktion. And you download upgrade to full version of T2 (or getting now the hardware with T2).
BUT - we dont know how mackie will go. If i will be cutted off - im changing host. Tracktion interface and a hole bunch of mackie equipment makes me belive, that Tracktion will be my host for a long time. But it can go not so optimistic
BUT - we dont know how mackie will go. If i will be cutted off - im changing host. Tracktion interface and a hole bunch of mackie equipment makes me belive, that Tracktion will be my host for a long time. But it can go not so optimistic
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- KVRian
- 1088 posts since 11 Sep, 2004 from 45° 31' 60N 73° 28' 60W
If that is true, and considering Mackie refusal to give any form of rebate to users outside the USA, it would mean, starting at version 3, no upgrade path whatsoever for international users, they would have to pay full price on each and every new release.Lunch Money wrote:Keeping in mind that I'm not a Mackie representative, this was my understanding:
There WAS a continuous upgrade path offered. Unfortunately the international implementation was the shits, but forgetting that for a moment:
T1 -> T2 Boxed -> T3
It's a natural and the normal path one would expect. Mackie didn't even really WANT to release a download version, and I'm willing to bet there were arguments. Cool heads prevailed for the most part, though, and T1 loyalty was rewarded by offering them the option:
T1 -> T2 download, after which only boxed will be available.
If confirmed it would bring the cost of ownership and maintaining a Tracktion license higher than any other sequencer on the market today (only for second class citizens, of course
Please, Mackie representative, confirm because if true, I will promtly try to sell my license to a US citizen.
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