FR, DISPLAY of semtiones in Choir Boy
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- KVRian
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When "semitones" is activated the granularity of the slider is set to step in semitone increments. If you click on either extreme of the slider track (not the slider itself) the slider will increment in semitones.
I remind you that this is a public Forum for the primary purpose of exchanging ideas, experiences and providing feedback about Elevayta products. When you have purchased a license it is assumed that you have downloaded and tested the demo and you have purchased a license because you find that the demo meets your requirements. When a product is buggy and causes problems on your system then you will find this out with the demo, in this case it is acceptable to inform me and you would not normally buy a license - because you are dissatisfied with the demo.
When you have a feature request, then it is reasonable to place it on this forum. Perhaps others can add more comments. If one person makes a feature request and 10 others say, wow great! Then there is something for me to consider with some urgency. If a person makes a feature request and a few months later still no-one else has commented, and then that person badgers me to answer and starts accusing me of poor product support.....
A feature request placed on this forum does not require a response from me - it is not a bug and clearly you have the software installed and working. To extrapolate my unresponsiveness as indicative of poor customer support is miss-representative and rather unfair. Particularly since I have provided all product updates free of additional charge and, in particular, with Choir Boy, I have added more features with each update.
Not everyone that sends me feature requests is a licensed customer. Responding to a feature request is not the same as product support. I do not respond to all feature requests. Please try and appreciate this distinction.
No customer has EVER had to badger me for product support.
Paul
I remind you that this is a public Forum for the primary purpose of exchanging ideas, experiences and providing feedback about Elevayta products. When you have purchased a license it is assumed that you have downloaded and tested the demo and you have purchased a license because you find that the demo meets your requirements. When a product is buggy and causes problems on your system then you will find this out with the demo, in this case it is acceptable to inform me and you would not normally buy a license - because you are dissatisfied with the demo.
When you have a feature request, then it is reasonable to place it on this forum. Perhaps others can add more comments. If one person makes a feature request and 10 others say, wow great! Then there is something for me to consider with some urgency. If a person makes a feature request and a few months later still no-one else has commented, and then that person badgers me to answer and starts accusing me of poor product support.....
A feature request placed on this forum does not require a response from me - it is not a bug and clearly you have the software installed and working. To extrapolate my unresponsiveness as indicative of poor customer support is miss-representative and rather unfair. Particularly since I have provided all product updates free of additional charge and, in particular, with Choir Boy, I have added more features with each update.
Not everyone that sends me feature requests is a licensed customer. Responding to a feature request is not the same as product support. I do not respond to all feature requests. Please try and appreciate this distinction.
No customer has EVER had to badger me for product support.
Paul
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Nope, Choir Boy is popular enough. You under-estimate how much effort is actually required to make a new release. Just adding a small feature is like this: After changing the code and checking that it works under all circumstances, I then need to update the Instructions and then it can take me a month of verification in all the various host applications that change their implementation of VST with every new release.ttoz wrote:ok, well obviously choir boy is not so popular, cause this is the most reasonable feature request EVER.
I prefer to wait until I have enough features/bugs to make it worth my while to make a new release. This, I would say, is the norm for software products.