Any news on Dune 2? (Out Now!!!)
- KVRAF
- 2245 posts since 10 Apr, 2002 from Saint Germain en Laye, France
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If you are waiting for CM Dune 2 then consider original release of dune to the cm version of dune,,, two years or more? that's probably how long you'll have to wait for it, hopefully dune 2 is released soon - couple of months? and that wait is long enough imo 
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I suppose that question mark was supposed to be a period, right?chk071 wrote:I doubt there'll be one even after 2 years. I mean, DuneCM/BE was too much of a giveaway? I wouldn't know why to pay 120€ for the effects section only.
While it makes sense to save effects along with patches, I agree that possibility is not worth the full prize...
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- KVRAF
- 9844 posts since 15 Sep, 2005 from East Coast of the USA
In addition to the great effects, there are also 2 more banks of presets, so that's 256 more presets than the CM/BE versions, plus 12 more slots for the Mod Matrix section.chk071 wrote:I doubt there'll be one even after 2 years. I mean, DuneCM/BE was too much of a giveaway? I wouldn't know why to pay 120€ for the effects section only.
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- 263 posts since 9 Jan, 2011 from Welland, Ontario, Canada
there is 24 slots for modulation in the Beat Edition and only 12 in the CM version, but i meant is was less then a year and a half before the Beat edition came and then they released a CM version after beat which was the same minus 12 slots for modulation, but the beat edition is better then the CM one, I wanted DUNE since I tried the public beta but then the BE version came out and i didn't need the effects but i do now, so i am waiting to hear more DUNE 2 news because i want v1.4 before 2, it's GUI will be changed is the only news i heard, i like the current GUI, so i will wait impatiently until they say something, maybe follow their twitter and facebook, maybe they will post here and those places.Examigan wrote:In addition to the great effects, there are also 2 more banks of presets, so that's 256 more presets than the CM/BE versions, plus 12 more slots for the Mod Matrix section.chk071 wrote:I doubt there'll be one even after 2 years. I mean, DuneCM/BE was too much of a giveaway? I wouldn't know why to pay 120€ for the effects section only.
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- KVRAF
- 9844 posts since 15 Sep, 2005 from East Coast of the USA
Whoops, yes you're right about the slots.syntheticillusion wrote:there is 24 slots for modulation in the Beat Edition and only 12 in the CM version, but i meant is was less then a year and a half before the Beat edition came and then they released a CM version after beat which was the same minus 12 slots for modulation, but the beat edition is better then the CM one, I wanted DUNE since I tried the public beta but then the BE version came out and i didn't need the effects but i do now, so i am waiting to hear more DUNE 2 news because i want v1.4 before 2, it's GUI will be changed is the only news i heard, i like the current GUI, so i will wait impatiently until they say something, maybe follow their twitter and facebook, maybe they will post here and those places.Examigan wrote:In addition to the great effects, there are also 2 more banks of presets, so that's 256 more presets than the CM/BE versions, plus 12 more slots for the Mod Matrix section.chk071 wrote:I doubt there'll be one even after 2 years. I mean, DuneCM/BE was too much of a giveaway? I wouldn't know why to pay 120€ for the effects section only.
Maybe you should just buy it now, as they will probably have an upgrade path to get 2.0 anyway.
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- KVRian
- 1482 posts since 26 Jun, 2002 from London, UK
I don't remember there ever being a public beta for DUNE. Or is public beta a euphemism for something else?syntheticillusion wrote:there is 24 slots for modulation in the Beat Edition and only 12 in the CM version, but i meant is was less then a year and a half before the Beat edition came and then they released a CM version after beat which was the same minus 12 slots for modulation, but the beat edition is better then the CM one, I wanted DUNE since I tried the public beta but then the BE version came out and i didn't need the effects but i do now, so i am waiting to hear more DUNE 2 news because i want v1.4 before 2, it's GUI will be changed is the only news i heard, i like the current GUI, so i will wait impatiently until they say something, maybe follow their twitter and facebook, maybe they will post here and those places.Examigan wrote:In addition to the great effects, there are also 2 more banks of presets, so that's 256 more presets than the CM/BE versions, plus 12 more slots for the Mod Matrix section.chk071 wrote:I doubt there'll be one even after 2 years. I mean, DuneCM/BE was too much of a giveaway? I wouldn't know why to pay 120€ for the effects section only.
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- GRRRRRRR!
- 17693 posts since 14 Jun, 2001 from Somewhere you're not!
Dune 2 is in beta at the moment with an expanded team of testers/patch-programmers. We're discussing all kinds of things about it at the moment and a bit of feedback from the wider community might provide some useful insight.
One thing they are looking at is making it skinnable but that will require around one month of extra development time, which Rich is not sure is worth the effort.
Another thing is that it will not be backwards-compatible with patches from the original, but it will be capable of re-creating them exactly if you take a bit of time to do it manually. Some testers feel this means it shouldn't be called Dune 2 but others feel that as it is still using the same basic Differential UNison Engine that the name Dune is still appropriate (kind of how Samsung use "Galaxy" branding on all their higher-end Android devices).
Beyond that, I can tell you is that it is a big step up from the original in every way with more of everything plus a raft of new things. We're all having our say on the GUI at the moment and, as usual, doing things by committee is slow and tedious. But while we are arguing over colours, Rich is refining the DSP so no time is being squandered.
One thing they are looking at is making it skinnable but that will require around one month of extra development time, which Rich is not sure is worth the effort.
Another thing is that it will not be backwards-compatible with patches from the original, but it will be capable of re-creating them exactly if you take a bit of time to do it manually. Some testers feel this means it shouldn't be called Dune 2 but others feel that as it is still using the same basic Differential UNison Engine that the name Dune is still appropriate (kind of how Samsung use "Galaxy" branding on all their higher-end Android devices).
Beyond that, I can tell you is that it is a big step up from the original in every way with more of everything plus a raft of new things. We're all having our say on the GUI at the moment and, as usual, doing things by committee is slow and tedious. But while we are arguing over colours, Rich is refining the DSP so no time is being squandered.
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- KVRAF
- 26929 posts since 3 Feb, 2005 from in the wilds
I personally don't care if a synth has skinning...
I would much rather that month be taken to write a script that converts existing presets for Dune 2...
And yes, it should be called Dune 2 and should be capable of being run alongside Dune 1
I would much rather that month be taken to write a script that converts existing presets for Dune 2...
And yes, it should be called Dune 2 and should be capable of being run alongside Dune 1
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I agree, one month just for the skin thingy is a waste of time and energy. Make a great user interface to begin with and people won't complain
It's a piece of software, not a fashionable cell phone
What I did not like with Dune 1 was for instance the boring, gloomy, artificial user interface, looked all the same, no color coding like with Waves Element etc.
I also tend to think that when a new program bears the same name as an older one, it should be compatible. They should never have named Dune 1 after the technology on which it was based in the first place. Galaxy is a general term, those phones are not based on galaxy. Not to mention probably nobody knows and cares what Dune stands for, most probably think of a sand dune, anyway
I also tend to think that when a new program bears the same name as an older one, it should be compatible. They should never have named Dune 1 after the technology on which it was based in the first place. Galaxy is a general term, those phones are not based on galaxy. Not to mention probably nobody knows and cares what Dune stands for, most probably think of a sand dune, anyway
- KVRAF
- 19783 posts since 16 Sep, 2001 from Las Vegas,USA
That's where it stands right now....the definition of "great user interface" can have as many meanings as there are users. For example I love the DUNE 1 interface and you clearly do not........fluffy_little_something wrote: Make a great user interface to begin with and people won't complain
Given the number of commercial banks available for DUNE 1 manually converting them will take more than a "bit of time".BONES wrote: Another thing is that it will not be backwards-compatible with patches from the original, but it will be capable of re-creating them exactly if you take a bit of time to do it manually.
Rich has said that an automatic patch converter will not be possible.........
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fluffy_little_something fluffy_little_something https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=281847
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Well, while I clearly think there are better interfaces out there, I could certainly live with Dune 1's as well. I would not waste my time playing around with skins. I have been using the same Chrome skin for at least a year now, but I know there are zillions of others out there. But as long as an interface does the trick, I want to focus on the content rather than the surface.Teksonik wrote:That's where it's stuck right now....the definition of "great user interface" can have as amny meaning as there are users. For example I love the DUNE 1 interface and you clearly do not........fluffy_little_something wrote: Make a great user interface to begin with and people won't complain
Dune 1 looks good, but there is something sterile, cold, and plasticky about it in my view. And it is one of those color schemes where it matters a lot if you look at the monitor horizontally or from above (as is usually the case with notebooks). From above it is lighter, horizontally however it is rather dark and the display difficult to read.

