Why are Massive and Sylenth STILL Cornering the Preset Market?

[Sound Author]

I just want to know why Native Instruments has not released Massive 2.0 yet.

If it's such a great selling product why not f**king update it?

As aMUSEd said, Massive is a very capable instrument. But if NI were to release an official 2.0, I can't help but think it would be too much like Serum, with a wavetable array that scans entire audio files. However, is it just me, or is that idea cooler than it sounds? I mean, it's awesome that you can do that, but using an entire audio file as a wavetable often sound like Godzilla chewing on a pterodactyl's @$$hole

[Sound Author]

I just want to know why Native Instruments has not released Massive 2.0 yet.

If it's such a great selling product why not f**king update it?

As aMUSEd said, Massive is a very capable instrument. But if NI were to release an official 2.0, I can't help but think it would be too much like Serum, with a wavetable array that scans entire audio files. However, is it just me, or is that idea cooler than it sounds? I mean, it's awesome that you can do that, but using an entire audio file as a wavetable often sounds like Godzilla chewing on a pterodactyl's @$$hole

[ksandvik]

I just want to know why Native Instruments has not released Massive 2.0 yet.

If it's such a great selling product why not f**king update it?

As aMUSEd said, Massive is a very capable instrument. But if NI were to release an official 2.0, I can't help but think it would be too much like Serum, with a wavetable array that scans entire audio files. However, is it just me, or is that idea cooler than it sounds? I mean, it's awesome that you can do that, but using an entire audio file as a wavetable often sound like Godzilla chewing on a pterodactyl's @$$hole

You could also do that with Logic's Retro synth (the wavetable one.), drag and drop any audio file.