My point is that installing a few minor fixes on this material is really rather painless, and I am grateful to have to material asap, because I am excited about it and using it. Most if it is flawless and ready to go. It takes less effort and time to redownload and install an update than it does to post a message in this thread.olepro wrote:I am 100 % with blueman here.blueman wrote:Good for you! But, what's your point? That you actually LIKE going back and forth because you are anxious to get sounds?zedd wrote:Personally I am happy to be a "beta" tester if it means getting stuff sooner than later. I love this stuff and I am eager to use it, organize it and play with it.![]()
But obviously we all have different workflows and different needs for the material. Blueman, if you are not going to start auditioning the kits until the client is in the room and you are in an important recording session then I can understand why you would want all the problems ironed out before you start using the libraries.
I would imagine that most of us, however, are auditioning this material (at least once) before a major recording session so that we know what you've got and what would work with the project at hand.
I have no doubt that eSoundz will send out an e-mail announcing that all the delivery is complete and that all the stuff (with fixes) is in the download area. So all you guys have to do is wait, if you are willing.
