Yeah, all the development that occurred on Model-E, The Grand, Halion, the Palm thing etc. Steinberg update shit and i know it. They just change it every so often so that you buy a new version - not necessarily a better version. i still use VST32 (not for much longer) because of their shitty so-called 'upgrade' policy (hey where's the final release of VST32 we were promised?). At least Scope software has been downwardly compatible - not sure that they'll be able to do that if they ever go over to new Sharcs but it's been a good ride on this version.braincell wrote:Hello.... did you hear Cubase 4.1 effects and synthesizers? If you haven't played with it, then you shouldn't be making that comment. I don't think you would be saying that if you did. To be fair Scope sounds different but lets face it, there hasn't been *any* development to the Scope platform in years and you guys are falling behind.
Steinberg are hardly the most responsive company in the world - i've been with them since Pro24, but no more.
braincell wrote:Cubase won't even fit on a CD anymore.
Yes cause bigger is always better innit? 
i find Cubase a bloated fat bastard (and not in the good scope4live sense). Strip it to the essentials i want and it would probably fit on a floppy, but then it wouldn't have all the things you want, like Rewire (never use) etc. You can't please all the people all the time. You're the first person who has even suggested Scope having Rewire - do you think they're going to spend hours developing that for very little reward (i know no-one who uses it).Anyway i can't see why you bash Scope - no system is an all-in-one. i know that's what the kiddiez want, but in reality music is made from disparate things coming together, otherwise we'd all sound like A.N.Other Cubase 4 track.
you are angry?
