MeldaProduction are NOT going to stop supporting OSX platform.
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- KVRist
- 77 posts since 1 Aug, 2009
Wow. I didn't realize the quip about Apple stickers was a ginormous insult. I just thought it was a way of saying "if you love your Apple platform and wouldn't even think of changing carry on".
- KVRist
- 202 posts since 31 May, 2004 from Ireland
Tagirijus wrote: Sat Oct 19, 2019 6:13 pm it just shows that this company has a clear opinion and does not hide it. To me at least it feels honest, in a way.
They have a clear opinion, voice it clearly, but don't act on it, out of greed.
Honest? Honest bitching - not honest, consequential acting on their opinion.
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- KVRAF
- 2321 posts since 24 Jun, 2006 from London, England
Aye it does, but what's KVR without needless inconsequential drama about absolutely nothing. For 13 pages.drewfx wrote: Sat Oct 19, 2019 6:16 pm Wow. I didn't realize the quip about Apple stickers was a ginormous insult. I just thought it was a way of saying "if you love your Apple platform and wouldn't even think of changing carry on".
- KVRian
- 829 posts since 14 Sep, 2017
Is important for independent developers to speak about what is happening, and apple is doing a lot of bad moves constantly; everything medla said and many other developers is true.stratology wrote: Sat Oct 19, 2019 7:03 pm
They have a clear opinion, voice it clearly, but don't act on it, out of greed.
Honest? Honest bitching - not honest, consequential acting on their opinion.
The only one acting out of greed is apple with an enormous portion of blind userbase moved for the last "trendings" and mainstream nonsense. Easy Cash $€£ for apple...
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- KVRAF
- 18115 posts since 24 May, 2009 from A galaxy, far far away
Just f**k Off!Tagirijus wrote: Sat Oct 19, 2019 6:13 pmI know that Meldaproduction can write some "risky" words sometimes. Sure we could discuss how this is great for the publicity of a company, no question. To me it is rather likeable, since (again) it just shows that this company has a clear opinion and does not hide it. To me at least it feels honest, in a way.el-bo (formerly ebow) wrote: Fri Oct 18, 2019 6:39 pm I'm surprised, given your sensibilities, that you are happy to protect Melda. Perhaps you should acquaint yourself with some of his "tactics", and the manner in which he deals with the recent issues: (...)
Again I really wonder, why exactly you are still here, haha. Go on and use the plugins from "other developers" then already, please. Seriously: do what is best for you. I really mean it without any negative or offensive thought!el-bo (formerly ebow) wrote: Fri Oct 18, 2019 7:51 pm everything he sells is easily replaceable with plugins from other developers![]()
Or maybe you could just write clear non-sarcastic posts without being too emotional.el-bo (formerly ebow) wrote: Sat Oct 19, 2019 10:15 am Another one who doesn't understand the subtleties of changing one word of someone's post so that it reflects right back at them their tendency towards ignorance, bigotry and persecution.
- KVRist
- 202 posts since 31 May, 2004 from Ireland
But that's the main issue - it's just general bitching, and no discussion whatsoever about any actual technical issues. What's their problem? Read only OS partition? Notarisations?JunSev wrote: Sat Oct 19, 2019 7:16 pm Is important for independent developers to speak about what is happening, and apple is doing a lot of bad moves constantly; everything medla said and many other developers is true.
The only one acting out of greed is apple with an enormous portion of blind userbase moved for the last "trendings" and mainstream nonsense. Easy Cash $€£ for apple...
Lack of basic technical understanding, and trying to compensate for it by personal prejudice - like 'blind user base'. If you can't intellectually grasp the differences between USB 3 and Thunderbolt 3, it's understandable that you think that people who make a decision to use TB 3 are 'blind', 'sheep', etc.
My best guess is that the Melda guys have been asleep at the wheel for years, and have now fallen so far behind current tech that they're freaking out. Look at their installer for macOS, and compare it with an installer from, say, Goodhertz. Same for the UI - the user interface of Melda plug-ins would not have looked out of place in 1995. Compare that to guys who care - like the interface choices of U-He Presswerk, that make lots of options and complexity easy to use.
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- KVRist
- 177 posts since 18 Oct, 2019
Could you clarify a bit what are the differences between usb 3 and thunderbolt 3 for me, and which applications you currently have that utilizes those 'goodies', please?stratology wrote: Sat Oct 19, 2019 8:26 pmLack of basic technical understanding, and trying to compensate for it by personal prejudice - like 'blind user base'. If you can't intellectually grasp the differences between USB 3 and Thunderbolt 3, it's understandable that you think that people who make a decision to use TB 3 are 'blind', 'sheep', etc.JunSev wrote: Sat Oct 19, 2019 7:16 pm Is important for independent developers to speak about what is happening, and apple is doing a lot of bad moves constantly; everything medla said and many other developers is true.
The only one acting out of greed is apple with an enormous portion of blind userbase moved for the last "trendings" and mainstream nonsense. Easy Cash $€£ for apple...
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- KVRAF
- 2482 posts since 22 Sep, 2016
Speaking in terms of "current" technology - whatever that might be - Have you ever used MTurboReverb in Edit Mode to design your own reverb algorithm with the simple tiny "language" provided by the plugin? Have you watched the seried of 5 videos of Melda explaining how reverbs work and how to build them with his MTurboReverb? Have you ever opened MSF in Edit Mode? Have you? If not, please go ahead, do so and then repeat "fallen behind on current tech"...stratology wrote: Sat Oct 19, 2019 8:26 pmBut that's the main issue - it's just general bitching, and no discussion whatsoever about any actual technical issues. What's their problem? Read only OS partition? Notarisations?JunSev wrote: Sat Oct 19, 2019 7:16 pm Is important for independent developers to speak about what is happening, and apple is doing a lot of bad moves constantly; everything medla said and many other developers is true.
The only one acting out of greed is apple with an enormous portion of blind userbase moved for the last "trendings" and mainstream nonsense. Easy Cash $€£ for apple...
Lack of basic technical understanding, and trying to compensate for it by personal prejudice - like 'blind user base'. If you can't intellectually grasp the differences between USB 3 and Thunderbolt 3, it's understandable that you think that people who make a decision to use TB 3 are 'blind', 'sheep', etc.
My best guess is that the Melda guys have been asleep at the wheel for years, and have now fallen so far behind current tech that they're freaking out. Look at their installer for macOS, and compare it with an installer from, say, Goodhertz. Same for the UI - the user interface of Melda plug-ins would not have looked out of place in 1995. Compare that to guys who care - like the interface choices of U-He Presswerk, that make lots of options and complexity easy to use.
In terms of UI. Might be not the most pretty and shining, but it's actually Melda who was one of the first with every single plugin GUI fully scalable. And the UI is simply consistent, logical and modular. A Lfo works same way a Oscillator does. That shows how clever Melda is as a programmer...Programming economy AND focus - spend effort on the feature not the infrastructure. Most other plugins nowadays need to celebrate the arrival of their fixed scaling factors, like for examle Avenger, Rapid, SynthMaster...
Anyway - MODs please close this thread it does not lead anywhere.
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- KVRist
- 202 posts since 31 May, 2004 from Ireland
USB 3.0: maximum data transfer speed 5 Gbit/s.Haptix wrote: Sat Oct 19, 2019 8:31 pm Could you clarify a bit what are the differences between usb 3 and thunderbolt 3 for me, and which applications you currently have that utilizes those 'goodies', please?
USB 3.2: maximum data transfer speed 5-20 Gbit/s, 2-lane operation.
Thunderbolt 3: maximum data transfer speed 40 Gbit/s, 4-lane operation.
So USB 3 is a good choice when the fastest speeds are not critical, like for backup disks. TB 3 is a good choice when lots of data need to be transferred fast between a computer and peripheral, like for video editing, SAN, etc.
When you have a Thunderbolt 3 port, it can be used for USB 3 and Firewire devices. A USB 3 port cannot be used for TB or FW devices.
A Thunderbolt port can be used for driving 4k or5K displays, a USB 3 port can not.
Wikipedia is your friend for further details.
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- KVRist
- 177 posts since 18 Oct, 2019
I can wiki me just fine, I asked about the applications which UTILIZE the goodies, there arent many...eGPUs...those need pcie lanes... your 31200 baud midi signal will pass usb1 as fast as it does on a tb3.
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- KVRist
- 202 posts since 31 May, 2004 from Ireland
We have to agree to disagree on the UI - it's not consistent or logical, and breaks Apple's Human Interface Guidelines in all kinds of ways - but I really appreciate that you make some good, valid points. If we can continue an actual technical discussion in this manner, without personal attacks, the thread would lead somewhere, and become interesting.] Peter:H [ wrote: Sat Oct 19, 2019 8:53 pm Speaking in terms of "current" technology - whatever that might be - Have you ever used MTurboReverb in Edit Mode to design your own reverb algorithm with the simple tiny "language" provided by the plugin? Have you watched the seried of 5 videos of Melda explaining how reverbs work and how to build them with his MTurboReverb? Have you ever opened MSF in Edit Mode? Have you? If not, please go ahead, do so and then repeat "fallen behind on current tech"...
In terms of UI. Might be not the most pretty and shining, but it's actually Melda who was one of the first with every single plugin GUI fully scalable. And the UI is simply consistent, logical and modular. A Lfo works same way a Oscillator does. That shows how clever Melda is as a programmer...Programming economy AND focus - spend effort on the feature not the infrastructure. Most other plugins nowadays need to celebrate the arrival of their fixed scaling factors, like for examle Avenger, Rapid, SynthMaster...
Anyway - MODs please close this thread it does not lead anywhere.
Like I said, 'falling behind current tech' is my best guess - but no more than guessing.
- KVRist
- 202 posts since 31 May, 2004 from Ireland
Haha, MIDI signals. My first computer was an Atari 1040ST. No audio, MIDI only. No need for speed with MIDI.Haptix wrote: Sat Oct 19, 2019 9:02 pm I can wiki me just fine, I asked about the applications which UTILIZE the goodies, there arent many...eGPUs...those need pcie lanes... your 31200 baud midi signal will pass usb1 as fast as it does on a tb3.
I did mention applications where TB 3 utilises the full speed. And applications where it makes sense regardless of speed, like 5K displays.
Using more powerful tech (like fast, backwards compatible peripheral connections) also future proofs your hardware purchase. But that's a personal preference as well.
I usually purchase the most powerful computer I can afford, and use it for many years. If you run a business, and buy new computers every 2 years, because it's better for your tax expenses, that's a different, but equally valid choice. Accusing you of being a fashion victim based on not understanding the perfectly sound, technology based choices that you make - just because they're different from my choices - would be counter productive. You (probably) get the point I'm trying to make...
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- KVRist
- 57 posts since 3 Sep, 2019
OMG...well, Vojtech expressed his own opinion and has the right for it... A good captain should always trigger the alarm before the ship sinks... We fellow sailors should run for our lives and choose a safeboat... The computer world will always be a stormy world but if you truly respect and love the sound art you create with the aid of these amazing Melda plugs then please people don't be so merciless with the developer's opinions. Afterall it's all about ART and i believe Vojtech's work inspires many of us... His talent brought us these tools out of nothing... Wasn't windows or apple or whatever future platform might exist in the unpredictable future.
No way, it is not an email that will stop me to express: THANK you Vojtech for the amazing work so far!!! We are still waiting for many innovations and surprises to keep on coming out of your imagination!!
No way, it is not an email that will stop me to express: THANK you Vojtech for the amazing work so far!!! We are still waiting for many innovations and surprises to keep on coming out of your imagination!!
- KVRian
- 1418 posts since 14 Apr, 2016 from Germany
Audiospaceman wrote: Sat Oct 19, 2019 10:06 pm OMG...well, Vojtech expressed his own opinion and has the right for it... A good captain should always trigger the alarm before the ship sinks... We fellow sailors should run for our lives and choose a safeboat... The computer world will always be a stormy world but if you truly respect and love the sound art you create with the aid of these amazing Melda plugs then please people don't be so merciless with the developer's opinions. Afterall it's all about ART and i believe Vojtech's work inspires many of us... His talent brought us these tools out of nothing... Wasn't windows or apple or whatever future platform might exist in the unpredictable future.
No way, it is not an email that will stop me to express: THANK you Vojtech for the amazing work so far!!! We are still waiting for many innovations and surprises to keep on coming out of your imagination!!

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