Also, it can be conducive to productivity to colour-match your clothes to your studio gear. Now, at least I have plugins that can match my Persimmon-coloured, corduroy, studio trousersacousticglue wrote:yeah i wish more devs gave color scheme choices like this because what is easy on old eyes one day is not the next
You should have just insulted me in the first place, and saved the effort to straw-man, misrepresent the facts, and misrepresent my position. I felt my response quite appropriate, given all of that. But I did respond to your points, rather than just insult youbungle wrote:What a tool !el-bo (formerly ebow) wrote:Tried to argue for the non-existence of grey?bungle wrote:No there isn'tel-bo (formerly ebow) wrote:There is a middle ground between extreme minimalism and skeuomorphism/photorealism
See what i did there ?
I'm not the only one who thinks that some usability has been lost in the new iterationsbungle wrote:All of this is just a single opinion from a single user
Another user who get's his ui mixed up with his gui. This has nothing to do with bling, Sonbungle wrote:a developer that is sound first, bling second.
Also when I get stuck in a rut on a song in Ableton, sometime I'll change the color theme and it helps me move in a new direction - f'reals.acousticglue wrote:yeah i wish more devs gave color scheme choices like this because what is easy on old eyes one day is not the next
added bonus.
I just downloaded the "latest" installer (I think), and I don't see those "old/new" presets...shkr wrote:It's already updated with some FR from here, presets with old "glue" and new saturation models . Wow!
Thanks for pointing that out.shkr wrote:Also - those narrow strips are really not that narrow - you simply got to click on the label (fe. "saturation" etc.) and move your mouse up/down. So in fact strips are quite wide.
The entire toolbox !!el-bo (formerly ebow) wrote:You should have just insulted me in the first place, and saved the effort to straw-man, misrepresent the facts, and misrepresent my position. I felt my response quite appropriate, given all of that. But I did respond to your points, rather than just insult youbungle wrote:What a tool !el-bo (formerly ebow) wrote:Tried to argue for the non-existence of grey?bungle wrote:No there isn'tel-bo (formerly ebow) wrote:There is a middle ground between extreme minimalism and skeuomorphism/photorealism
See what i did there ?
I'm not the only one who thinks that some usability has been lost in the new iterationsbungle wrote:All of this is just a single opinion from a single user
Another user who get's his ui mixed up with his gui. This has nothing to do with bling, Sonbungle wrote:a developer that is sound first, bling second.
Oh that! My bad, yeah, he totally ripped that off. So did the Tracktion plugins as well.DeathByGuitar wrote:I know who the man is and am familiar with his credentials. I absolutely am in no way disputing his expertise in anything audio related and all of my interactions with him have been nothing but pleasant. I'm not trying to attack his character or credibility. But allow me to elaborate on what I said previously:
When I said that he was "rippping off FabFilter" (which I could see how that might sound a bit harsh in hindsight) , I'm ONLY referring to the floating rectangle in the EQ 4 UI that both looks and functions very similarly to FabFilter's Pro Q2.
Agreed. I like how colorful it is. Too bad you can't buy it separately.MogwaiBoy wrote:Wow that Traktion EQ is sexay
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