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Will it turn USBs into FireWire?
Weird that they ask for feature requests. Maybe they're actually going to create something original rather than clone someone else's design? I'll believe it when I see it.
I want no part of it unless it has a software emulation of the cork sniffer.
When has asking for suggestions ever resulted in original requests? Most suggestions will be like “please make Abelton Live with integrated Kontakt and Reaktor and make it free”.
That’s very generous of Behringer. I hope it is a success.
I already did. Have you been reading my email again?!??
In an exclusive interview, the developers confirmed the new DAW will be named “Cubleton Pro Studio X9” and include VST’s such as PALion, Transmatter, VeggieSlicer, and Definitely-Not-a-Serum-Clone. Cubleton Connect will also let users sync the clocks of their various Behringer Studio Technology plug-ins (BSTs).
Behwigleton Clone 2.0
Who knows, maybe they just 'buy over' the whole traction team as they have been bundling that daw for ages...
https://www.tracktion.com
Maybe this is a way to change the media story after a certain ill-advised attack on Peter Kirn last week.
There’s a lot of competition for the most advanced DAW, but not much competition for the simplest, beginner DAW. Pretty much just GarageBand, which you need a Mac to run.
Wait what’s this now
good call.
What? Why haven’t I heard of this? Nobody ever tells me anything. 😢
After having been bought by Mackie and nearly vanished . I highly doubt it.
IMO, on desktop I don’t see the need for another DAW. There’s TONS. Really a lot of good ones. Now, iOS? Totally need more full featured ones. And whats the business model here? Give it away for free and make money on sound packs? Curious to see what they come up with, but I’m more than a little bit skeptical.
Nothing is ever 'generous' by Earinger
mmmm ... so investing a year and a half of salary for at least a few software engineers, plus all the ongoing maintenance that will be required, and giving it away for free isn’t generous. Interesting. Must have been tough for your parents on birthdays and Christmas when you were a kid.
Give it away free instead of giving free lite versions of other software I guess.
Yeah but they haven’t actually done it. The whole skepticism is over whether or not they’re actually doing that or whether it’s just bullshit hype and they’re actually going to have some cost built in.
What... no Kirn jokes yet? Seriously?
I heard they were calling this app KirnKraft 400
Whether it is generous depends on motivation. If the reason for doing it is that they calculate that it will increase their overall revenue then it isn't an act of generosity.
I appreciate GarageBand, for example, but Apple isn't being generous by including it.
If your parents give you presents because they love you, they are generous and loving. When someone gives you a present to change your behavior or ingratiate themselves with you, not necessarily generous.
Anyone else starting to get fed up by the sheep like anti Behringer hate in every single Behringer thread. FFS.
There's a massive difference between humour and hate.
...or in my case, attempted humour.
Thanks tk32
I haven’t used their stuff, but what I’ve heard and seen isn’t great. Is there maybe something I’m missing or something that isn’t accurate about their recent PR issues and the fact that they consistently rip-off tech from other companies?
All the reviews I’ve seen on the recent recreations have been stellar with better build quality the Moog. I’ve got a Behringer mixer which I’ve had for nearly 2 decades which is built like a tank.
@cyberheater : you are free to like Behringer. It seems unfair to portray people's distaste for the company as sheep-like. There are good reasons to dislike them. If you don't find them compelling, that's fine. But you don't have to disparage people you disagree with.
You might even find it beneficial (whether you end agreeing with them or not) to find out why people dislike them in spite of the products sounding good and being inexpensive.
You are probably right.
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