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KRFT manual?

ArtjArtj
in General App Discussion

I succumbed to the temptation of KRFT, even knowing that it's probably unsupported at this point. I didn't know, though, that there is no in-app manual. I've watched the developer's tutorial videos and those are very well done, but I wonder if I'm missing any important info, clues, etc. If anyone can point me to some archive pages(?) of the manual, I'd really be appreciated. Thanks, guys and girls!

Comments

  • Tim6502Tim6502

    The 'Support' -> 'Learn KRFT' link is the closest you can get to a manual.
    Thankfully, this was re-established after it -along with the KRFT app- had disappeared for a while. The other links are defunct - most importantly the KRFT server has now been turned off for many months.
    This is abandonware and yet was listed in an Apple feature only a couple weeks ago. (Having also arrived late to the party, long after all the guests had left, I am a little salty at AAPL for keeping up this happy pretense...)

  • ArtjArtj

    Thank you very much, @Tim6502. That actually helps me quite a bit indeed. Together with the youtube tutorial videos, I think I should be OK. Too bad it was abandoned—such a huge potential there for live performance and capturing the human interaction!

  • wimwim

    @Artj said:
    Thank you very much, @Tim6502. That actually helps me quite a bit indeed. Together with the youtube tutorial videos, I think I should be OK. Too bad it was abandoned—such a huge potential there for live performance and capturing the human interaction!

    Before you invest too much time in it, know that you won't be able to use the surfaces you create on any other device, and won't be able to back them up. The only mechanism to do that was through their servers which are no longer available.

  • JohnnyGoodyearJohnnyGoodyear

    @wim said:

    @Artj said:
    Thank you very much, @Tim6502. That actually helps me quite a bit indeed. Together with the youtube tutorial videos, I think I should be OK. Too bad it was abandoned—such a huge potential there for live performance and capturing the human interaction!

    Before you invest too much time in it, know that you won't be able to use the surfaces you create on any other device, and won't be able to back them up. The only mechanism to do that was through their servers which are no longer available.

    It is one of the Grand Pities. I still have notions that it will be scooped up (but doubt it).

  • ArtjArtj

    @wim @JohnnyGoodyear Oh, oh...you're right!!! Thanks for the warning, guys. Guess the best policy is to finish the piece, record it down to audio, and move on to another piece. :(

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