Bitwig's Big Advantage

[mandolarian]

Bitwig? Not this century, but hey... cats got time.

If BitWig has brought us nothing else, these past year(s) cat pics will suffice. Meeeooow...

[hibidy]

This thread has nothing to do with hosts, it's all cat pics......mods!!!!!

[SODDI]

I keep reading this as "Bitwig's Big Adventure".

As in "I meant to do that!"

[trimph1]

just think of all the fun you'll have after release when all of the net forums explode with "versus" threads.

It will be nothing short of epic.

You'll be 67 and someone will ask.... "Do you remember where you were when Bitwig got released?"

I would not want to remember!!!

[ObsoleteAcc99]

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[hibidy]

It won't even have AU.

[fedexnman]

Catsup and Musturd yump yump mhem mhem. Bitwig n mustard mmhum . Gotta go down to the frosty kreme and get some of those fried potatrs mmhem. . Bitwigs n musterd . mmhem .

[RichN]

This thread has nothing to do with hosts, it's all cat pics......mods!!!!!

On the contrary, there aren't many cat pics in this thread. Until the cat count goes up, I can't consider this a serious Bitwig thread.

P.s. what's Bitwig?

[trimph1]

I, for one, never heard about this Bitwig thing....

[Arglebargle]

Bitwig's big advantage is it doesn't exist, therefore is the perfect DAW.

[LawrenceF]

Is anyone put off by the early marketing with non delivery?

I doubt it.

We're having fun with the cats and the 18 month "coming soon" thing but the people who actually want(ed) it or were looking forward to it as a potential "better Ableton Live" or whatver will return to normal once it releases.

The other stuff is just ribbing because they announced way too early. All will be forgiven once it's actually available.

I need to prepare a good cat crowd photo similar to that big crowd around the White House when Bin Laden got put down. I suspect the celebration will be similar, they' just be shouting "BWS!, BWS!", instead of "USA!".

[Jafo]

Hunh, I didn't know Fisher-Price had a version of Tracktion.

[robogone]

Is anyone put off by the early marketing with non delivery?

I doubt it.

We're having fun with the cats and the 18 month "coming soon" thing but the people who actually want(ed) it or were looking forward to it as a potential "better Ableton Live" or whatver will return to normal once it releases.

I can think of a handful of people that have given up on waiting and gone elsewhere, and I for one have lost interest.

I think Theo has a good point, as it does put people off. Certainly a few have vocalized that, but not sure what it will do to their total potential user base.

[LawrenceF]

I can think of a handful of people that have given up on waiting and gone elsewhere, and I for one have lost interest.

Well, you know how that goes.

They'll publish a demo, people will try it, and if it's actually a better tool, few will punish themselves out of principal by not using something that they actually do think is a better tool just because they had to wait a long time for it.

The people who will mostly skip it, not buy it even though it's exactly what they needed or wanted, will more likely be people that have already spent their cash on something else.

But a good tool is a good tool and if it works as advertised all will be forgiven once it's available. That's a near certainty.

But obviously, after such a long delay, if it's buggy at all there will be a huge backlash.

[crashedthecar]

3 weeks of summer left