Is there somehow a NFR license that we can get get to do this with?mutools wrote:You and everyone else can help by making awesome MUX presets and MuLab demo tracks that are attractive to a broad public. And/or share all kinds of MuLab / MUX Modular tutorial videos that tell about how tos and tips and tricks. Pls share your enthusiasm an creativity with the world and thereby help making MuLab more known.
And as you know you can also help by trying to use a balanced tone when posting on this forum. Of course i'm not talking about your post above, which is very ok, but you and i and others know there is a "history". I hope that history can fade away and we can have constructive talks.
I'm always listening to user input and i regularly do polls to check for the main wishes. I'm still working out things of the last poll. Step by step and merged with my own vision where to evolve to. The biggest issue is not that i'm not listening (i do, check out the change log), i think the biggest issue is the one-dev context, while i also have to do support, videos, docs, ... That's why things evolve slower as we all wish. And that might give some of you the impression i'm not listening to user feedback. Again, my best reply on that is the change log.
I'm currently working on one of the big FRs as you will see on rather short term, hopefully still this year. And in the mean time there will at least be a M7.2 update. More details about that later today.
We need some help to help you How about doing a competition like a osc but only with your product and the participants can receive a NFR lic and in turn share their demos and write ups and the sharing of your companies competition on their social media?? 
MuLab Free is fully functional!surreal wrote:Is there somehow a NFR license that we can get get to do this with?
That competition already exists: http://www.mutools.com/mulab-demo-project-contest.htmlHow about doing a competition like a osc but only with your product and the participants can receive a NFR lic and in turn share their demos and write ups and the sharing of your companies competition on their social media??
honestly, i think this is the wrong strategy. of course it seems that other software has participation like you describe. and it does, but i think this is a chicken/egg situation. in my best estimation, thats an organic result of a popular product being ubiquitous, and invariably the developing entity is the one who floods the medium with content. when people buy a product, they are buying into your identity, its inavoidable. this is why companies attempt to promote their software with a variety of 'agents' all with differing POV and taste. often this investment in promotion pays off well after the massive expense. let me say this another way: often, an investment in promotion pays well after an initial expense which can appear large if youre not comfortable with paying for promotion. there are people (individuals) and companies (teams) who only build promotional material and presentations who can put products in the public eye. the eventual payoff can be enormous, but the expense can also be large.mutools wrote:You and everyone else can help by making awesome MUX presets and MuLab demo tracks that are attractive to a broad public. And/or share all kinds of MuLab / MUX Modular tutorial videos that tell about how tos and tips and tricks. Pls share your enthusiasm an creativity with the world and thereby help making MuLab more known.
I agree. So lets spread eggs!solipsvs wrote:honestly, i think this is the wrong strategy. of course it seems that other software has participation like you describe. and it does, but i think this is a chicken/egg situation.
I know. I don't have much budget.this is why companies attempt to promote their software with a variety of 'agents' all with differing POV and taste. often this investment in promotion pays off well after the massive expense. let me say this another way: often, an investment in promotion pays well after an initial expense which can appear large if youre not comfortable with paying for promotion. there are people (individuals) and companies (teams) who only build promotional material and presentations who can put products in the public eye. the eventual payoff can be enormous, but the expense can also be large.
Sounds disrespectful to the demo song creators. They're nice demos. But many more fresh new awesome demos are needed. I did receive some nice new demos and need to invest a bit of time to polish them a bit and get them online. Another Todo high on the list!you dont need a bunch of wierdos making demos for you.
You should not, it still is a nice track imho.hell i listen to what i made for you and i cringe!
You're right i should invest more into professional promo, even while the budget is limited. I fully agree with this point. It's another important Todo, besides many others. I have someone in mind and will contact him soonish.you need to HIRE someone and trust that the promotion will be worth it. that is if you wish to be used by a broader segment of the market.
That's a misconception of you, really.all your buddies here
Why not? I'm looking forward to more people on this forum. We can all learn from eachother. And the more the merrier, generally.may be drowned out by a bunch of new voices and then it wont be very cozy.
Even more: I'm looking forward to it!are you ready for that?
When this forum would be more crowded, it may be that i have to even more spread my limited forum time over more posts, and thus skip replies from time to time, as i also do now, in order to balance time management. But the more people are here, the more they can also help eachother. I myself will keep monitoring and read about the common FRs and distilate what users essentially want/need and merge that with my vision and realistic possibilities. (a vision that is updated by what users commonly want, it's a dialog)you will need to back away from the public. mutools will become less and less of a democracy and more and more about your vision.
True. And i think this might be the biggest issue of all atm.all this is more than one guy can do.
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