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Kickstarted 🫠
Yup. It looks crazy awesome … Kola Sampler doesn’t have so many onboard sounds, fx, etc.
Hardware = 99% guaranteed instant abandonware.
Never take advice from a man who wears his baseball cap backwards and who's dream car is a Jeep
Words to the wise.
However, SonicWare have put out a bunch of innovative and fun products so I’d be interested in this.
@Simon : Funny you should say that : Iwas just watching this video. Probably the best interview I’ve seen in awhile of a musician. Lots of wisdom here and it doesn’t hurt that he’s one of the premier guitarists on the planet . I’d take advice from him any day.
@Philandering_Bastard : Yeah, this company is amazing to say the least
Ha!
Just watched the Kickstarter promo video. Hard to believe that the onboard mic(s) offer such a quality. Plus a funny fact - they show a ready made project in the video but still crowd funding it(!) Kickstarter is not about this.
And in the crowd of great software/hardware tools can somebody please explain to me what the hype about this device is?
Hmm…seems like a lot of machine for $429. Kickstarting hardware is… hard.
I think I’ll wait until (if) it hits the shops…
It passed the $40,000 goal in a single day. It’s exceeded $400,000 now .
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But many hardware projects on Kickstarter show working prototypes in their videos… right? IIRC, almost every hardware thing I've backed had a working prototype shown on the page. In this case, the hardware is probably locked in, and the firmware is the bit that has yet to be finalised.
Annoying jeep guy probably has the answers, but I couldn't get past the jeep bit either.
No one thing seems particularly groundbreaking, but there's excitement that it's about the same feature set as an SP-404MKII, but smaller and cheaper. Here's a dude who makes some comparisons with various gear in its ballpark:
Thanks @jebni
LOL. Yeah - the goofy facial expressions really inspire confidence in what they are saying...
The goofier the thumbnail, the less I trust them.
Same here but this guy is actually pretty good. If I’m interested enough in something to get past a goofy thumbnail I’ll give them a chance otherwise it’s “Don’t Recommend Channel” right away.