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--- jeff larson <jeff.larson@sailpoint.com> wrote: > And don't even think of trying to sell this in the > $500 range, people > expect everything short of oral sex from $500 music > software. Jeff, how did you know I was going to put in for this as a feature request? Can it sync to my VST host's clock too? Thanks. What? Me beta test it? Hm, I'll get back to you on that. > But I strongly advise > that before > you start investing thousands of dollars in > advertising > (or legal fees) that you have a really good idea of > how large > your market is, and what they're willing to pay. Frankly, I love to pay for the software I use and to be honest, I've already recieved more and better support for Mobius than I have for Digital Performer that I've probably sunk over a grand into. I'm probably not typical though, but being a person who makes money off his "art" I'm very sensitive to the relationship between our culture of the dollar and the importantce of intellectual property. I know dedicated hardware is on it's way out. It's inevitable. I still, however, want people to make me toys. I want those people to be able to eat, drink, fuck and buy toys for themselves too. I'm not sure what the new economy will do for such things. While Mobius might not be commercially viable due to it's nitch market (us) could it be purchased by a company like Ableton and become a feature in a bigger product? It just seems silly to me that people would pony up $1500 for something like the Looperlative but expect for a similarly featured software program to be free. That's my two cents, now get crack'n on that oral sex feature! Mark __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com