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Considering most of the apps owned by this developer were originally free to us, I can't really complain and I'm willing to give them a bit more leeway. Maybe you're right about everything, but it doesn't bother me that much.
I'm more interested in the work that Analog Matt is involved in. He's doing some cool stuff now.
Doesn't bother me either, at least not as much as it seems to bother others. I more think it's just rather pitiful. I don't for one second think they're going to be successful with bringing these apps apps subscription. I wish them the best of luck though, provided they set things right for existing customers.
Me too. The part that really sets me off though is that some of this bad PR has stuck to him by incorrect association. That's why I've wasted so much verbiage on this thread and the other trying to set the record straight.
Please stop, you’ve been defending what everyone else recognizes as plain wrong.
There is no net positive here, the apps are maybe getting closer to where they were in the first place (before these guys laid their hands on them), except that now Audiobus takes forever to load and it’s not so stable for me anymore. Still net negative in my book.
What’s worse, they continue to push out updates with the generic “Bug fixes and minor improvements”. How are people supposed to trust anything that they do going forward when they have zero transparency?
I think he’s just trying to twist the interpretation to fit his own situational understandings… but it’s very far fetched in this case.
Really?
They own 8 apps and I seem to remember paying for AudioBus, VHS Synth and AudioBus Remote. I think a few others were not free as well.
I wonder what the actual number is.
I wish Michael would update Audiobus 2, rename it or whatever to keep it different from AB3, and we’re good to go.
From my previous reply to you:
“ Audiobus was a tenner, 808 Bass eight quid, VHS synth a fiver etc…. “
He sold it.
That's your wording.
I wrote that I hate what they did to the Apps!
I don't like full quotes, but this posting deserves it!
Perfect summary of this new developer's failures.
Why should I? You chose to disrupt a working solution. Now it‘s your turn to bring it back to life…
Btw I am still supposed to buy again or subscribe.
Luckily my one star review finally made it to the app store!
That was not the case for me - but you may need to use the "About" button and then "Restore purchase" ...
That was originally the case, but the outcry, and after a few botched attempts, they restored access for existing purchasers.
There was a bug that caused the Audiobus app to crash after a minute or two if there was no internet access. I haven't bothered to check if they fixed that yet.
My last try was OK ... seems to be fixed.
But I am still annoyed by the strange timeout at the beginning where all of their Apps do "something" while the wheel is spinning ... that remains the same with or without Internet.
So... still ready to burn everything to the ground over issues which seem to be getting fixed, albeit not instantly?
Surely, in the dog-eat-dog world of Capitalism, they don't deserve to survive if they are not giving their customers what they want..?
Survival of the fittest, if you can't stand the heat get out of the kitchen, only the tough survive, I've got a lovely bunch of coconuts, etc....
They're gonna fade away on their own. They clearly do not understand their market. I mean, what in the heck do they think they're going to add to something like Retro Piano to keep users paying $2.99 a week subscription, or $10.00 a year? They're doing a fine job digging their own grave. They don't need help from anyone here to do that.
[edit] I see now that there's a $14.99 one-time purchase option for Audiobus. That seems like a step in the right direction.
Sure.
As written, they partially fix they broke to begin with.
Zero trust left.
That pricing tells me that the real price they want and expect is $10 a year, so they add the crazy $2.99 a week to make the yearly sub look like a bargain.
Goin' for the dumb 'n dumber market segment perhaps. Maybe they do know their target market better than I think.
I wonder if their real business is making money selling apps to us or if it is actually making money selling data to others?
They took out the 3rd party trackers (after getting outed here after sneaking them in). Quickly followed by taking the apps subscription.
Or did they...?
Only The Shadow knows.
You can't get away with that with Apple, fortunately.
Yeah - I'm kidding.
Or are you...? 😉
Who knows, maybe the next owner will be worse
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Obviously it still does not work over here - hence my initial statement. Restore button is worn out already…
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