Waldorf Largo 2

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I think I will get two just in case I lose one.
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What happened with that Waldorf logo?

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If anyone's going to Superbooth maybe you could visit them at booth W315 and tell them it's been about 2.5 months since they said they would fix Largo 2's issues.

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chk071 wrote: Sat Mar 02, 2024 1:02 pm You can get Largo 2 for a very special price now. Only 162 €.

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German comedy at its best

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papillons wrote: Fri May 03, 2024 9:53 am What happened with that Waldorf logo?
Their resident graphics designer (Axel Hartmann) made a new one. Yes, it's pretty... peculiar.

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chk071 wrote: Sat Mar 02, 2024 1:02 pm You can get Largo 2 for a very special price now. Only 162 €.

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Their brand carries alot of value like Moog. This is the legendary company that made the Quantum and the Q.

Moog sells their Model D for $3,000, if they really wanted to sell it for $500 they probably could if they used modern mass production.
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I just wished the amount of work and effort they put in their plugins would in any way justify the high price.

Largo 1 got loads of updates and enhancements.

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It works the other way around - if they make enough money from 2, they work on it. If they don't - they don't.

The OG code is obsolete by now. Updating it, without breaking backwards compatibility = nightmare. Try to find a German software developer that would do this for free.

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Medenka wrote: Sun May 05, 2024 6:37 am It works the other way around - if they make enough money from 2, they work on it. If they don't - they don't.
That can quickly become a boomerang, if people who pay 162 € for a soft synth realize that they get zero support in terms of updates.

If Waldorf don't care, then they simply shouldn't offer. 162 € is a lot of money for a plugin which merely sees 2 version numbers, even if there are issues with it, and despite the completely amateurish GUI.

Largo 1 is the much better product, in terms of everything really.

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I'd say it has become a vicious circle for them. Nave was abandoned in the same fashion - half-finished, lots of bugs. That was years ago. Do they have in-house, full-time coders? There are no signs they have! Probably hired guns from time to time - to do a specific job for a specific amount of money, and then - bye-bye, coder! Like making a resizable skin for Largo and call it version 2. And in the only bug-fix release thus far some of the drop-down menus got fixed (bigger size), and some didn't. An in-house developer wouldn't do that! Wouldn't leave it like that!

You can still use Largo 1, though! Of course.

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Medenka wrote: Sun May 05, 2024 10:22 pm I'd say it has become a vicious circle for them. Nave was abandoned in the same fashion - half-finished, lots of bugs. That was years ago. Do they have in-house, full-time coders? There are no signs they have! Probably hired guns from time to time - to do a specific job for a specific amount of money, and then - bye-bye, coder!
Sure looks like it. Also with their hardware synths.

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Largo 1.8 for 20 euro,buy now....i'm kidding.....no seriously,buy now :):):)

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