BRITOWORX wrote:DatGood wrote:Installed and all is well until I actually press CREATE STEMS > DO IT
But then I get " Unable to initialise stems system"
Any ideas why this would occur?
I'm experiencing the same thing. Haven't figured it out yet.
Jean-Marc Liotier wrote:Sooo many products across so many brands are at stake in Akai's eventual plans to move off the RK3288 platform...
HouseWithoutMouse wrote:Jean-Marc Liotier wrote:Sooo many products across so many brands are at stake in Akai's eventual plans to move off the RK3288 platform...
Exactly, and I find this a good situation. The larger the installed base with the same platform, the more incentive Akai/Inmusic ought to have to keep improving and optimizing the software. I hope. Though it looks like they're not interested in fixing bugs and improving basic system features anymore.
B-Wise wrote:many basic things that you'd think would easy to add/fix may cause bugs or whatever thing wouldn't you even think ofI can very well imagine how code shared across such wide variety of products with enough history to accrue functional baggage is a heap of dependencies and unforeseen consequences... But still: when I reserve large blocks of developer's time for major money making projects, I still keep some slack for a continuous stream of small improvements - and I have never seen users unhappy with that... And in Akai's case, I like to think that the quality of life that a mature platform is supposed to offer is key to milking it for a while longer - so I hope !
Jean-Marc Liotier wrote:B-Wise wrote:many basic things that you'd think would easy to add/fix may cause bugs or whatever thing wouldn't you even think ofI can very well imagine how code shared across such wide variety of products with enough history to accrue functional baggage is a heap of dependencies and unforeseen consequences... But still: when I reserve large blocks of developer's time for major money making projects, I still keep some slack for a continuous stream of small improvements - and I have never seen users unhappy with that... And in Akai's case, I like to think that the quality of life that a mature platform is supposed to offer is key to milking it for a while longer - so I hope !
djchucknorris wrote:+1 for ultimate vocal remover. I've been using this for months to make stems to chop and use, all while watching everyone on the edge of the seat waiting on Akai the entire time. Pure comedy
HouseWithoutMouse wrote:Jean-Marc Liotier wrote:Sooo many products across so many brands are at stake in Akai's eventual plans to move off the RK3288 platform...
Exactly, and I find this a good situation. The larger the installed base with the same platform, the more incentive Akai/Inmusic ought to have to keep improving and optimizing the software. I hope. Though it looks like they're not interested in fixing bugs and improving basic system features anymore.
MPC-Tutor wrote:Gave uvr a quick test last night, much better results than mpc, similar to ripx, perhaps slower but I’d need to spent more time with it as there’s a lot of options
HouseWithoutMouse wrote:Though it looks like they're not interested in fixing bugs and improving basic system features anymore.
jpeg wrote:perhaps its cos 3.0 is in the pipeline
