bitwig 2 is here
- KVRian
- 540 posts since 8 Jul, 2015 from Canada
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- Banned
- 5357 posts since 7 May, 2015
Waiting for someone to get back to me over support tickets.
You can't post potential bugs in the forum and he made a big deal in this thread about sending a support ticket.
Honestly, as much as I like using bitwig they are very very strange when it comes to actual issues.
You can't post potential bugs in the forum and he made a big deal in this thread about sending a support ticket.
Honestly, as much as I like using bitwig they are very very strange when it comes to actual issues.
- KVRian
- 540 posts since 8 Jul, 2015 from Canada
whelp, i cant say i disagree considering i got banned outright from the bitwig forum for pointing out the windows 10 fullscreen bug, after they completely disregarded my complaint as being 'spam/rude,' and then a couple months later many were complaining about itincubus wrote:Waiting for someone to get back to me over support tickets.
You can't post potential bugs in the forum and he made a big deal in this thread about sending a support ticket.
Honestly, as much as I like using bitwig they are very very strange when it comes to actual issues.
Also, I have not once received anything i could feasibly consider 'help' from sending a support ticket and have long given up on that as well.
- KVRAF
- 7872 posts since 21 Dec, 2002 from MD USA
shonoob wrote:whelp, i cant say i disagree considering i got banned outright from the bitwig forum for pointing out the windows 10 fullscreen bug, after they completely disregarded my complaint as being 'spam/rude,' and then a couple months later many were complaining about itincubus wrote:Waiting for someone to get back to me over support tickets.
You can't post potential bugs in the forum and he made a big deal in this thread about sending a support ticket.
Honestly, as much as I like using bitwig they are very very strange when it comes to actual issues..
Also, I have not once received anything i could feasibly consider 'help' from sending a support ticket and have long given up on that as well.
You really got banned for simply pointing something out?
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- KVRian
- 540 posts since 8 Jul, 2015 from Canada
I've seen numerous users complain that Dom has threatened to ban or banned them outright, with 0 warning, 0 acknowledgement or reasoning given after being banned. Not only that, I contacted the bitwig team multiple times after asking for reasons as to why I was banned and they ignored every message.ATS wrote: You really got banned for simply pointing something out?
Me personally, I was banned after I pointed out that the windows 10 anniversary OS was not fully compatible with bitwig, and has a few screen issues (which was fully true, in fact that was 6 months ago and they still haven't fixed it on any official version
So yes, if you see Dom's earlier posts (actually only within couple months ago lol) in the Bitwig forums you can see him say stuff like 'thanks for the comment, but unfortunate you have to criticize bitwig'. etc. He literally thinks he's infallible and criticism is worth banning, despite being the worst customer support rep. of any company I've ever seen.
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- KVRer
- 17 posts since 31 Dec, 2016
I wish I would have known about this before I threw down $299 for a license a few weeks ago. Crappy support is pretty much a deal breaker for me. It's one thing to get frustrated with the support system, but when you get ignored that is maddening. I don't see anything on their site about refunds so I guess it's too late for me.shonoob wrote: whelp, i cant say i disagree considering i got banned outright from the bitwig forum for pointing out the windows 10 fullscreen bug, after they completely disregarded my complaint as being 'spam/rude,' and then a couple months later many were complaining about it.
Also, I have not once received anything i could feasibly consider 'help' from sending a support ticket and have long given up on that as well.
- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 4072 posts since 28 Jan, 2011 from MEXICO
Happy this bw people is out of Ableton.
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- Banned
- 5357 posts since 7 May, 2015
Oh, I get it now.
Like I said, I'm pretty sure that 1.3.15 is the only version I'll ever use and it's mostly good, but there are some serious tude issues with the team.
Some people just have control issues
Like I said, I'm pretty sure that 1.3.15 is the only version I'll ever use and it's mostly good, but there are some serious tude issues with the team.
Some people just have control issues
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- KVRAF
- 9144 posts since 7 Oct, 2005
For me, when I had Bitwig Studio 1.3, I haven't any problem with the support of Dom. I always had an answer from him regarding my problems, even though sometimes it didn't solve my hardware problem, but he tried always.
I had a problem with the midi latency from my blofeld keyboard. It was weird, as it doesn't always happens and not everyone had this problem. Dom tried to replicate the problem but he couldn't. I can't change my midi controller (it wasn't cheap for me), so I chose to sacrifice Bitwig.
I still miss it to be honest, but I moved on and have my main DAW working now besides Live intro and FL Studio Producer as clips/patterns based. I still have the 8-track version, however, but it has only support for two VSTi tracks which is not enough, as I prefer 3rd party instruments.
I'm not sure that I'm interested in a full version now, but if they release something like Live intro (with 16 tracks) and with reasonable price, I might buy it. I really don't need all that modulations/instruments staff, I barely can manage the modulations in my synths
The things that I like a lot about Bitwig in addition to its workflow, is its interface and the clip launcher. The colours and fonts are clearer than Live. But for now, I would choose to upgrade to Live Standard rather than upgrade to Bitwig 2 from 8-track!
Anyway, the new price policy is not encouraging even to rethink of a possible return to Bitwig. Other users might find it OK, but not me
I had a problem with the midi latency from my blofeld keyboard. It was weird, as it doesn't always happens and not everyone had this problem. Dom tried to replicate the problem but he couldn't. I can't change my midi controller (it wasn't cheap for me), so I chose to sacrifice Bitwig.
I still miss it to be honest, but I moved on and have my main DAW working now besides Live intro and FL Studio Producer as clips/patterns based. I still have the 8-track version, however, but it has only support for two VSTi tracks which is not enough, as I prefer 3rd party instruments.
I'm not sure that I'm interested in a full version now, but if they release something like Live intro (with 16 tracks) and with reasonable price, I might buy it. I really don't need all that modulations/instruments staff, I barely can manage the modulations in my synths
The things that I like a lot about Bitwig in addition to its workflow, is its interface and the clip launcher. The colours and fonts are clearer than Live. But for now, I would choose to upgrade to Live Standard rather than upgrade to Bitwig 2 from 8-track!
Anyway, the new price policy is not encouraging even to rethink of a possible return to Bitwig. Other users might find it OK, but not me
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- KVRAF
- 12083 posts since 2 Dec, 2004 from North Wales
1.3.6 is better than 1.3.5 
I have been playing with 2 beta 2 - it's a hell of a lot of fun, the rack is next level, you really can make original instruments/fx, if you like modular you will love Bitwig 2. The right click tools is a welcome edition for me (being ex Cubase) and it looks great on my 4K display (although I hope they add some skin/colour options at some pint) and perhaps most importantly it seems very CPU efficent and very tight on timing.
I have been playing with 2 beta 2 - it's a hell of a lot of fun, the rack is next level, you really can make original instruments/fx, if you like modular you will love Bitwig 2. The right click tools is a welcome edition for me (being ex Cubase) and it looks great on my 4K display (although I hope they add some skin/colour options at some pint) and perhaps most importantly it seems very CPU efficent and very tight on timing.
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- KVRAF
- 12083 posts since 2 Dec, 2004 from North Wales
.16 Release Candidate 2 is our with a few more fixes and improvementsincubus wrote:But, isn't 1.3.6 now "expired" ?
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- Banned
- 5357 posts since 7 May, 2015
DOH!!!!!! You are too quick, I went to the site and saw it there. I've been the f-up of f-ups today.
Can't wait for the borg to assimilate, then I'll be hardwired and know these things
Can't wait for the borg to assimilate, then I'll be hardwired and know these things
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- KVRAF
- 9144 posts since 7 Oct, 2005
This is nice to hearSLiC wrote:The right click tools is a welcome edition for me (being ex Cubase) and it looks great on my 4K display (although I hope they add some skin/colour options at some pint) and perhaps most importantly it seems very CPU efficent and very tight on timing.
Using: Cubase Pro 15, Reason 13, Tascam US-4x4HR, MODX6, DM12D, LaunchKey 49, Yamaha guitar(Pacifica 612v) and bass (BB234) and some virtual instruments and synths.