Hello,
I was interested into buying this groove box from image-line.com as they have a new year special. However, I'm wondering if Groove Machine is abandoned by it's developers?
The 2 octaves midi limitation is still present after so long time. Maybe it should be so with purpose!?
Can someone please answer this.
Cheers.
Groove Machine developing abandoned? 2 octave midi limitation still present...
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 168 posts since 7 Mar, 2007
Let me auto-reply. I got the answer from Image-line support. They told me that aside 64-bit development there is no further development planned.
Which means that any present limitations in Groove Machine will remain.
Cheers.
Which means that any present limitations in Groove Machine will remain.
Cheers.
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- KVRAF
- 2177 posts since 12 Nov, 2009
They told me priority wise it is also last on the list as far as going 64 bits goes
Finally!
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 168 posts since 7 Mar, 2007
Just a note.
I own 3 virtual instruments made by (or sold by) image-line.com. In my ears, their Groove Machine synthesis parts really stands out. It is hard to define what is behind that, but sound quality when it comes to 'convince-bility' factor is really 10/10.
I was forced to share this positive impression with someone, sorry for bothering.
Cheers.
I own 3 virtual instruments made by (or sold by) image-line.com. In my ears, their Groove Machine synthesis parts really stands out. It is hard to define what is behind that, but sound quality when it comes to 'convince-bility' factor is really 10/10.
I was forced to share this positive impression with someone, sorry for bothering.
Cheers.
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 168 posts since 7 Mar, 2007
Let me tell you, that tool really have potential. I have been thinking in this way. Since they declared that ti will be no further function development on current Groove machine - maybe that is because they will release a new onemichi_mak wrote:it could be a really cool tool IF IL gave it some love !DigiPRO wrote:Just a note.
I own 3 virtual instruments made by (or sold by) image-line.com. In my ears, their Groove Machine synthesis parts really stands out. It is hard to define what is behind that, but sound quality when it comes to 'convince-bility' factor is really 10/10.
I was forced to share this positive impression with someone, sorry for bothering.
Cheers.
Well, "hopes die last" but I think that such tool have wide public, especially because it is so easy to use. The only thing that gives me headache is, I never though I should say this but - no ability to switch off quantise AND 2 octave limits for synth parts...
