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Subject: RADIUM
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Message 41/107 27-Aug-03 @ 06:43 PM - RE: RADIUM
sick, but so fucking true. GIVE ME MINE RIGHT NOW.
Message 42/107 27-Aug-03 @ 06:57 PM - RE: RADIUM
Message 43/107 27-Aug-03 @ 07:27 PM - RE: RADIUM
SX is a good example. tons of people havin probs
altho..Im really starting to think that its just due to idiocy, not steinberg bein shitty
Message 44/107 27-Aug-03 @ 08:22 PM - RE: RADIUM
Influx man.... you always sound so jaded! People still care ya know, just in different degrees!
Craig.. they are apparently gonna be housed outside the machine and linked up with firewire.
G
Message 45/107 27-Aug-03 @ 08:25 PM - RE: RADIUM
realistic?
where I come from people just flat out dont give a shit for the most part, as long as they get what they WANT (they call it NEED, but)
sure there are standouts, but very few
Message 46/107 27-Aug-03 @ 09:03 PM - RE: RADIUM
I'd much sooner be using the fully registered versions, but until or unless I can afford it, I'm going to carry on using cracks, because I've got no choice.
The thing about the prices that software companies charge is actually true. I know the programs are expensive to develop, but they know people will want the stuff once it's on the market, and they know they can charge for it, because they make it desirable. Some companies are far worse than others though, their prices are extortionate, and they threaten you with all sorts of terrible things if you dare use an unlicensed version of their software. This seems particularly the case with German companies.
There's one simple solution to this whole affair and it lies in the hands of the software companies themselves; if they were to offer interested parties the chance to buy a valid license from them for say 25% of the actual retail price, for say three years, in which time the user could pursue their musical endeavours, and if they're able to starting making some cash from their music, they could hopefully then, be able to afford to buy a full license. Alternatively they could offer consumers the chance to buy the license on higher purchase over a period of time.
There are plenty of people out there with talent, who want to take up music, with the aim of trying to become semi or fully professional - I'd like to myself eventually. But in order to pursue that aim they need the gear to do it.
Freeware is free because a lot of it - not all of it, is diabolical. It either doesn't work properly, or if it does work, it's buggy. It's difficult to use, hard to manipulate, and that's why it's free.
Some freeware is excellent, the Triangle synths are an example of this, as are Mr Xoxos's programs. (But Mr Xoxos is a genius) The Superwave P8 is good, but even that is buggy.
That's my two penny's worth.
Message 47/107 27-Aug-03 @ 09:39 PM - RE: RADIUM
G
That's even worse. I don't have Firewire on any of my machines (not counting my work lappy). So what then, I've gotta have three of these little boxes cluttering up a floor already littered with about half-mile of cable?
No thanks, I'll be giving my money to the companies who don't pursue such absurdities.
And as for cracks working better than real software, you can always not use it (use somehthing else). Vote with your wallet - that's the only thing anyone's listening to any more I bought the Ultrafunk plugs because Waves' copy protection fucked up my machine. Sorry Waves...
Message 48/107 27-Aug-03 @ 10:11 PM - RE: RADIUM
As far as Radium they've been gone a couple years. CCS was coming on back then and they had been doing it awhile and a bunch of them were growing up and moving. Oxygen, Zone, and Arctic are also gone now. The new guy on the block is H2O (Arctic and Oxygen joined together). Oxdbass is the other one.
I really believe that they are WAY more people using cracked software than anyone thinks. Every studio I've been to has a certain amount of cracked software; some more than others. As long as there's copy protection on software they'll always be someone that wantst to "crack" it. Just the way it is I guess.
Message 49/107 27-Aug-03 @ 10:59 PM - RE: RADIUM
" Well, i remember especially downloading my 12th copy of a 'Cubase 3.0 crack fully working', and it didnt work at all, audiowarez was really getting neglected by warez groups, and a lot of the releases didnt work or were very badly tested, so i figured it was time someone who actually used the apps started releasing them "
Message 50/107 28-Aug-03 @ 02:32 AM - RE: RADIUM
Influx - please reread my messages, I never addressed that point.
mcc - at some point, driving an older car becomes more expensive than driving a newer car. These things happen.
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