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NanoStudio 2 on sale
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Ok, what a dumb noob i am, shame on me
Nanostudio can do this obviously too
Timing.
Looks to me like it was timed to run alongside NS2 being Stuff’s app of the week.
If you don’t mind me asking, what in your view would be an appropriate length of time for a developer to wait after release for a sale? One that wouldn’t make you mad - even if you had only bought the software recently. Also, is that related at all to the magnitude of the decrease?
This is a sincere question, out of interest, not for purposes of argument. Please feel free not to answer as it could just kick off another row.
It was timed to piss Monzo off, surely?
Matt (Blip) must have a sense of humour too, I figure. My guess is that it’s his cunning plan for getting back at this forum for all the pain our hype train caused him these last 4+ years.
Piss off the welsh guy — the theory goes — and you potentially take the whole forum down due to chain lightning
Joking aside.. it’s clearly a ‘run-alongside’ promotion for all the super-casual ipad users who read Stuff magazine. Guys who wouldn’t think twice about spending £300+ on awful Beats headphones, but balk at the idea of spending 10% of that price on a tool that will bring sheer joy and creativity (and perhaps even a career change) for years to come.
Well, the general consensus when I was fence sitting was that the app would never go on sale, so despite it being (in my opinion) a tenner higher than I wanted to pay, I took the plunge confident it wouldn’t go on sale for at least a few months, if not, ever.
I haven’t got the disposable cash that many seem to have on here, so I have to plan my spending carefully. I had a thirty quid Xmas voucher, and so it all went on NS2. I’m irritated because if I’d waited 14 days, I could have bought the Mellotron app with the saving.
I have absolutely no issue with the app going on sale, but so soon after release doesn’t sit comfortably with me. It feels too soon.
Just my opinion, and it seems an extremely unpopular one - on here anyway - but I think anything under three months from release gives the appearance it was overpriced for the market. And it also puts me off buying other apps on release.
If that’s the case, then rather than giving a discount to loyal customers buying on release - reporting the bugs, suggesting improvements, helping the community with tips and tutorials etc. - a bunch of Stuff magazine readers get it for two thirds of the price, a few weeks later.
Not how I’d do it if it was my product, but obviously I’m in a minority.
I'm not a developer, but my guess is that pricing an iOS app for best revenue is not a straightforward calculation. If a dev works on an ambitious app for years (not at all a trivial piece of software,) the iOS platform is fairly saturated with DAW/Music Studio type apps, but there is already an enthusiastic user base from the app's previous incarnation, and a paltry $10 difference in price is enough to sway a typical iOS buyer's ultimate purchasing decision, then I'm glad I'm not an iOS dev trying to make a living.
I think I can understand why the price of an iOS app may fluctuate in a seemingly random way as a dev tries to find buyers. I don't understand how it erodes confidence in some customers like yourself, as you see your dissatisfaction with the sale as worse for the dev than whatever issues are causing them to lower their prices. The way I see it, I'd be surprised if a significant number of NS2 users are now going to be reluctant to support the app. It's still the same app I bought at the price I chose to pay for it, and the future I wanted for it hasn't changed an iota. I don't see how trying to box a developer in on what price they should charge at any given moment helps them succeed.
@lovadamusic
Did I mention that BM3 went free for a whole week (free!) less than a year after launch.
We all managed to deal with that fairly reasonably.
This is pretty minor in comparison, though I do hope that Matt’s long tail of sales are rewarding his herculean efforts to build that thing (and also sustaining the long road ahead to iphone and audio track features). I’d hate to think he didn’t sell well enough to make it all worth it. Though I have a suspicion (which @brambos can probably confirm) that sadly no serious music app ever does
I doubt anybody is getting rich here, from the DAW makers to the plugin developers, sample pack builders, even the YouTube influencers. They all do it for love... and we love them in return
Ah, it's been a while since I've seen a really good drama queen outburst on here. Thanks @MonzoPro!
FOR FUCKS SAKE, WILL YOU LOT GIVE IT A FUCKING REST.
I have a SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT OPINION to most of you.
GET OVER IT, and cut out the fucking digs and insults.
Grow up for fucks sake.
What the fuck is up with the pile on?
Seriously, it's nasty and a little cowardly.
You just criticized me for insulting you, and then insulted me. Your talents know no bounds. I thought you left in a huff three pages ago.
Thanks. I’m just pondering the issue since, even though I don’t understand it at all, I know you’re not alone in feeling that way. The outcry when BM3 went temporarily free was deep and bitter.
The reason I asked is I often come close to launching into some iOS development. So far I’ve been put off by the low likelihood of payback for the time invested. Pricing is something I think about a lot. I’m trying to figure out if I had to bump sales temporarily for whatever reason, or realized I’d priced an app poorly, what I’d do about it and how.
We all like to benefit from sales and price decreases, but if I was a developer considering offering one, I’d be gun shy due to the people that complain. I’m trying to figure out what parameters work.
Never a dull moment here
+1
Seriously. What the hell?? At least he had a sincere beef and didn’t just jump on here solely to be a dick like you did. Peace out bro.
You may say what ever you believe. Just be prepared for someone to comment.
"I paid $30 last week and now it's on sale for $20. Pisses me off."
You should be pissed off. Fair enough. I get that. I would be too but..this this happens to someone every time an app is discounted. What is your solution?
I apologize in advance. But ... I live in the most impoverished country of Europe, Ukraine. My income is about 450 dollars a month, of which at least 370 I spend on an apartment, food and medicines. And yes, I am a disabled person who rides in a wheelchair. But ... I can’t understand crying over 5 pages about 10 dollars. This is the triumph of human greed in unsurpassed greatness. I do not know how much it costs to work in the UK, but it seems to me that the time spent on complaints in this topic could already pay off in any kind of work. Sorry for my English.
iOS pricing structure needs to become like desktop software.
How many desktop developers have a sale 2 weeks after release?
Aside from Waves who’s pricing system is akin to a rollercoaster ride
@Slava Welcome neighbor, Slovakia here
Good words, and great point with time spent !
btw. i wish all good to you and your country, it's not easy for you from many reasons !
It is not 5 pages of complaints. It’s one post with 5 pages of people complaining about the post and a few replies in self-defense by the poor guy who spoke his mind.
Time to move along! Sheesh.
We live almost next door
Everything will be fine. War is not infinite.
If only wars were. But I can agree with Mr. James Brown about war and hold out for the hope of Mr. John Lennon.
Do you mean Edwin Starr? Or the Temptations? This is going to cause a diplomatic scandal!
Just to answer your question the minimum wage in the UK if you’re over 25 is about £8 an hour. If you’re under 18 minimum wage is only about £4.20 an hour.
Nanostudio is usually £28.99 and is currently £19.99 so £9.00 off.
I’m glad I don’t smoke cos a packet of Marlboro is over £11. It costs me about £60 to fill my car up with 50 litres of fuel.
But I’d be annoyed if I’d just spent my £30 iTunes voucher on one app when it could have gone much further just a week later.
Whilst £9 is nothing in the UK these days (about half a dominos
Pizza) it doesn’t mean that You can spend £9 whenever you feel like it on apps. The UK is an expensive place to live and the average wage doesn’t go far. Especially when your home costs about 20 times your yearly salary.
Anyway. I hope we can give it a rest now. We all know that £9 is nothing and you shouldn’t complain. We also know £9 is a big chunk of spare change to spend on apps. Those for whom £9 is a tip added onto the price their lunch have no place telling anybody else the value of a £1.
Conversely the developers have a right to do whatever they think is necessary to earn a crust. Including discounting when they previously intended not to.
Perhaps a discount is needed to boost sales so they can afford their own Dominos pizza and packet of Marlboro. Or rent.
Can’t we get back to complaining about all the features nanostudio doesn’t have yet (but absolutely should considering how fucking expensive it is) instead?
I think I may just have insulted everybody instead of calming things down. I’ll get my coat.
;-)
Hope so, we only have fake ‘fake’ faked ones these days.