Well, it's one thing to not like it, but it's a HUGE anomaly that CypherOne has posted the exact opposite of what many trial users say, which is "I don't like the UI, but what an easy program to learn!"CypherOne wrote:clearly lots of people really like Tracktion. Personally I've downloaded the demo twice, said 'ooh that's pretty, but how does it work', arsed around for half an hour and then deleted it. but, to each their own etc.
I'm not trying to convert CypherOne or anything, and there's no WAY I want to see this thread turn into yet another sequencer debate-- we can and DO accomplish that elsewhere.
But for any potential users, I wanted them to understand that CypherOne's experiences with 'ease of use' are the exception, not the rule, and most people have the exact opposite reaction. If anything, people are suspicious because it's TOO easy and they're afraid it's therefore not a serious piece of software.The addition of a proper 'pro grade' (your personal preferences may vary, but that's at least how it's marketed) mastering plugin makes Tracktion even more of a contender for value-for-money, regardless of feature set. That's all I think that was meant by this thread....
Greg
