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Subject: What the hell is going on?
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Original Message 1/10 02-Nov-00 @ 09:04 PM - What the hell is going on?
PLEASE GIVE ME FEEDBACK as I am confused about parting with my money for this thing!
Message 2/10 02-Nov-00 @ 09:36 PM - RE: What the hell is going on?
Like I said in some other thread 'special buttons' are for 'special people'. If you can't make a sound with nova then you can't make it with any other synth.
Shpongled
Message 3/10 02-Nov-00 @ 09:45 PM - RE: What the hell is going on?
Message 4/10 02-Nov-00 @ 10:37 PM - RE: What the hell is going on?
....ever think the OS might come once you stop complaining like A BITCH...damn that shite...you act as if the synth DIDN'T work at all.... BEAT IT, I don't want to see you lot again!!!!!!!!!!!
Message 5/10 02-Nov-00 @ 11:46 PM - RE: What the hell is going on?
This is one hell of a unit. I've NEVER come accross a synth so easy to use - so inspring - so productive.
Brian C
Message 6/10 03-Nov-00 @ 12:25 AM - RE: What the hell is going on?
Message 7/10 03-Nov-00 @ 03:12 AM - RE: What the hell is going on?
Some people just love to bitch, and you see a lot of that here.
The Supernova/Nova work great, sound great, and are stable.
The synths do just what Novation said they will, and will do more in the future.
Message 8/10 03-Nov-00 @ 08:09 AM - RE: What the hell is going on?
Just remember that people are almost always unsatisfied with what they've bought. They expect that by just buying something will make them sound pro. There is no such thing as a perfect piece of gear, they all have some faults. Just think what you want to accomplish with the gear and if the limitations will stop you from doing it. So don't buy a Minimoog if you want to play chords and don't buy a piano if you want to sound like Aphex Twin.
Message 9/10 05-Nov-00 @ 03:13 AM - RE: What the hell is going on?
In that tiny subset, there were only a couple of messages out of thousands indicating any kind of hardware problem.
In response to those couple of messages, Phil MacDonald at Novation replied within almost a day of every one, with as much help as he could give via internet messaging.
In those cases where there was a hardware problem (2, I think), the units were returned for repair and got back to their owners in rapid turnaround. I read nothing about anything being hung up in a shop for 2 months, or being poorly or semi-repaired.
In no case did a repair issue that showed up in the egroups forum surface a second time.
I would say that Novation's synths are as solid as, if not more solid than, most synths out there, by the above evidence.
When you have a problem and don't get instant response, you can nevertheless instantly get on the web and rail about it endlessly, that's particularly soothing on a Sunday when all the shops and businesses are closed.
Hope that helps put things in perspective.
Novation also doesn't have control over the quality of the power(US)/mains(UK) or surge protection its units are being plugged into. There's no way of knowing whether or not the 2 units in the small sample described above were being used in an electrically stable or a wild electrically surge/spike/noise environment. Although most modern electronics will survive even the latter reasonably well, one good zap will get through all sorts of protection and carve slices out of any silicon pie you can imagine, if you're not properly surge-protected.
rt
Message 10/10 05-Nov-00 @ 04:22 AM - RE: What the hell is going on?
People love to bitch. Period.
It doesn't matter how good something is, you'll always find someone that can contrive a fault with it. And that goes double online; there is no one-on-one interaction on the web, therefore no immediate repercussions to their spurious bitching, as there would be in real life. When you have few people in your life who want to hear what you have to say, complaining about things online is the only outlet.
I am not cynical.
Freeneasy.
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