Before your blood pressure rises too high: wait and see! Watch the first YT videos with reviews! Install the demo version as soon as it's available!
Maybe you can be upset about the changes, maybe not. But it's definitely too early for that.
Before your blood pressure rises too high: wait and see! Watch the first YT videos with reviews! Install the demo version as soon as it's available!
I watched it from the very beginning and that's exactly what he did.Funkybot's Evil Twin wrote: Thu Sep 19, 2024 1:21 pmIf you followed Reaper development closely, you'd know this is wrong.
All of which is actually just music production (while we're being "nit-picky").A big chunk of Reaper development isn't just music production but people doing video game scoring, creating sample libraries, post-production, etc. and they get a fair amount of the development attention.
Fine if all you see in updates/upgrades is new features but the most important thing about them to me is improved stability/robustness. I'd like to see it use less CPU, less memory and for it to take up less space on my drive. Those things mean far more to me than any new feature I can think of.concealed identity wrote: Thu Sep 19, 2024 1:27 pmIf you look at it as having to upgrade every year to stay up-to-date, then it looks like you're getting a raw deal here. It's possible that you'd be getting just as many features in one year as you were getting every two years until now, but that's a real gamble.
I see no reason why they would, it would require the dev's to maintain far too many code-bases to be practical.The only concern I have is if you get bug fixes after your year is up- if the last version you have just happens to be a buggy one, that's some bad luck and would really upset me. I would hope that bug fixes come until you've got a license for a stable version, similar to how their recently-announced subscription/permanent license system worked.
Yeah but I doubt he ever did sell enough but he kept at it anyway.jens wrote: Thu Sep 19, 2024 2:00 pmOh, is that what happened? He lost interest? I seem to remember him saying that he simply didn't sell enough copies of Orion to warrant further development.
Subtle! The reality is that his idea of what's important and mine happen to align quite closely in a number of areas. I'm not sure that I ever asked Rich for any particular thing in Orion, I was always happy with whatever he wanted to do. When I've asked for things in DUNE or any other VSTi, I've been ignored most of the time.And why did he not sell enough copies? My assumption always was that he listened far too much to a certain moron.
Chill. Nothing has been removed, including the scratchpad.jamcat wrote: Thu Sep 19, 2024 9:46 pm
But the fade in/out handles on the top edges of the clips are also gone. Did they remove cross-fade functionality? It looks like a toy for playing with loops now.
It takes talent, vision and resistance to keep a program clean. IMHO only Live and Logic succeeds it. Studio One used to look nice and clean. Unfortunately with more features added without prioritizing the looks and simplicity, it started to turn into Cubase.kmonkey wrote: Fri Sep 20, 2024 6:50 am OMG i just saw a screenshot. What a mess.
It was a nice story back then when they launched
same DNA, they couldn't denyandypryce wrote: Fri Sep 20, 2024 7:07 am Unfortunately with more features added without prioritizing the looks and simplicity, it started to turn into Cubase.
I don't see any improvements on keeping program clean from Live or Logic Pro compared to Studio One. Especially Live arranger window is sh*ty to navigate compared to S1.andypryce wrote: Fri Sep 20, 2024 7:07 amIt takes talent, vision and resistance to keep a program clean. IMHO only Live and Logic succeeds it. Studio One used to look nice and clean. Unfortunately with more features added without prioritizing the looks and simplicity, it started to turn into Cubase.kmonkey wrote: Fri Sep 20, 2024 6:50 am OMG i just saw a screenshot. What a mess.
It was a nice story back then when they launched
Its why I left Cubase (about V8) and went to S1 (about V4 I think). Live is now what I use most often...they managed to add so much in V12 without adding any clutter, it still looks clean and inviting to me, I get stuff done and have fun!andypryce wrote: Fri Sep 20, 2024 7:07 amIt takes talent, vision and resistance to keep a program clean. IMHO only Live and Logic succeeds it. Studio One used to look nice and clean. Unfortunately with more features added without prioritizing the looks and simplicity, it started to turn into Cubase.kmonkey wrote: Fri Sep 20, 2024 6:50 am OMG i just saw a screenshot. What a mess.
It was a nice story back then when they launched
I still don't understand why they have those rectangles with sharp cut corners (English isn't my native, so forgive me if it's not clear). This applies to the top bar, the bottom bar and some other elements. Sure, that might be a part of Studio One's "look", but it really dates it IMO and only adds to more inconsistency now that some elements are more rounded.
I didn't notice that sharp corners is something that annoys me, but rounded looks better.wayford wrote: Fri Sep 20, 2024 12:38 pm This is a quick little redesign I did. Look at the top and bottom bars. It's not perfect, but a bit closer to my vision.
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