just a multiple smash-up or something like mass hysteriaD-Fusion wrote:I got a feeling that all the Omnisphere ravers are paid or something.
How can people hype up a product 2-3 months before it is released?
I am not falling for the hype and i am perfectly happy with what i already have
Stargard wrote:that's not even the point. in a DAW/VST based environment, you have routing options that you can't find in the hardware world. and for the end-user, no matter if in the studio or on stage, the question is: "is it an instrument and can I play it?".bobbybland wrote:YES how hard is something like this to understand,a hardware synth like this, would cost 10x as much..
Nite.. 1 more day left 
I'm on the East Coast, and the timer looks like it's going to hit zero at 9:00am EST here. Right now it's 6:46am, and the time is showing 1 day, 2 hours, and 14 minutes. Is it possible that people in different parts of the world are seeing different timers?christianmusicmaker wrote:I am just wondering about the countdown...it will end at 9am GMT. (Which I am quite happy with), but Spectrasonics are US based and that would mean 9am GMT is something like 5 to 9 hours ahead of US time zones. That being the case 9am GMT would be sometime between midnight or 4 am in the US (give or take a few hours) depending on the exact time zone.
Maybe Spectrasonics are aiming to have a very late night Website update on the 14th to ensure there is no time lag of 5 - 9 hours on the 15th where there is no update of pricing info for European customers.
If the website is updated at 9am PST or something that would be (I think) about 5pm or 6pm GMT. That cannot be possible because the timer would have to have another 8 hours added to it.
Glen or Eric...is the countdown for the actual update of the site or just the day of release? It's just a simple matter of hours now (so a minor oddity), but you guys need to sleep even though Eric said he doesn't do that
It means us in Europe will be able to play with it 9 hours before you can get your hands on it and we will be all: Hahaha loosers and you be all: But but but...?? and we be all: we rule you suck and you be crying and stuff. Promise.DocAtlas wrote:I'm on the East Coast, and the timer looks like it's going to hit zero at 9:00am EST here. Right now it's 6:46am, and the time is showing 1 day, 2 hours, and 14 minutes. Is it possible that people in different parts of the world are seeing different timers?christianmusicmaker wrote:I am just wondering about the countdown...it will end at 9am GMT. (Which I am quite happy with), but Spectrasonics are US based and that would mean 9am GMT is something like 5 to 9 hours ahead of US time zones. That being the case 9am GMT would be sometime between midnight or 4 am in the US (give or take a few hours) depending on the exact time zone.
Maybe Spectrasonics are aiming to have a very late night Website update on the 14th to ensure there is no time lag of 5 - 9 hours on the 15th where there is no update of pricing info for European customers.
If the website is updated at 9am PST or something that would be (I think) about 5pm or 6pm GMT. That cannot be possible because the timer would have to have another 8 hours added to it.
Glen or Eric...is the countdown for the actual update of the site or just the day of release? It's just a simple matter of hours now (so a minor oddity), but you guys need to sleep even though Eric said he doesn't do that
I can type with one hand and play with my toy with the other. Got plenty of practice.........mellotronaut wrote:jeeeezuuuusssss
it must be the hormons!
my only hope: when you play with your new toy, you can't write at the same time ...
mellotronaut wrote:just a multiple smash-up or something like mass hysteriaD-Fusion wrote:I got a feeling that all the Omnisphere ravers are paid or something.
How can people hype up a product 2-3 months before it is released?
I am not falling for the hype and i am perfectly happy with what i already have
Hmmm maybe they really are showing different timers...it's 12:43pm here and the clock shows 20hrs and 16 minutes.DocAtlas wrote:I'm on the East Coast, and the timer looks like it's going to hit zero at 9:00am EST here. Right now it's 6:46am, and the time is showing 1 day, 2 hours, and 14 minutes. Is it possible that people in different parts of the world are seeing different timers?
Yep, must be different timers then.NorthSouth wrote: Europe here.(brussels)
It reads 19 Hours 56 Minutes right ........now.
quod licet Jovi non licet bovijupiter8 wrote:I can type with one hand and play with my toy with the other. Got plenty of practice.........mellotronaut wrote:jeeeezuuuusssss
it must be the hormons!
my only hope: when you play with your new toy, you can't write at the same time ...
... like in these Bond-movies ... James, take over!christianmusicmaker wrote:Hmmm maybe they really are showing different timers...it's 12:43pm here and the clock shows 20hrs and 16 minutes.DocAtlas wrote:I'm on the East Coast, and the timer looks like it's going to hit zero at 9:00am EST here. Right now it's 6:46am, and the time is showing 1 day, 2 hours, and 14 minutes. Is it possible that people in different parts of the world are seeing different timers?
Yep, must be different timers then.NorthSouth wrote: Europe here.(brussels)
It reads 19 Hours 56 Minutes right ........now.
Somehow IT seems very important to us, evolutionary, culturally and stuff...D-Fusion wrote:I got a feeling that all the Omnisphere ravers are paid or something.
How can people hype up a product 2-3 months before it is released?
I am not falling for the hype and i am perfectly happy with what i already have
-1:-1), until the Omnisphere information is actually released tomorrow at some time not related to the countdown.Submit: News, Plugins, Hosts & Apps | Advertise @ KVR | Developer Account | About KVR / Contact Us | Privacy Statement
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