they've decided to censor the d16 products - drumazon (909) and nephaton (808)
www.d16.pl
what is the point? its not like roland have any plans to release a new 909 or 808.. how long would the copyright last on these products?
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they've decided to censor the d16 products - drumazon (909) and nephaton (808)
www.d16.pl
what is the point? its not like roland have any plans to release a new 909 or 808.. how long would the copyright last on these products?
I am not surprised by it.
anyway. The only thing which d16 now had to change is just the skin or?
yeah just the skin.. but still.. im sure a lot of work went into re-creating those skins
I actually wondered what took them so long this time :(
well i bought the drumazon release in version 1.0 so im happy.. next updates will include a skinable version which will allow me to use the original gui :cheese:
ah i doubt it sure you could knock up stuff like that in a few hoursQuote:
Originally Posted by rhythmtech
still pretty shit tho
ahh yeah.. no problem :briggin:
Isn`t it time we moved on from the damn 909 anyway?
A world of sounds at our fingertips, and still people obsess over that old crap box.
:coffee:
This will be fun
Hey I`m just saying, there`s so much great stuff out there, y`know, drumular, reaktor, absynth, syntendo etc
loads and loads and loads of sounds, a wealth of audio at our fingertips, the like of which has never been seen before.
Us producers today don`t know we`re born.
and then you have the 909.
Rinsed for all eternity.
And that damn open hat.
c`mon let the old bird die properly.
I know where you're coming from, Steve. So do lots of others here, i'm sure. I myself think the 909 OH is a little overused, not my cup of tea.
But i still like a closed 909 hat on the offbeat.
I like drumazon for what it is. I have never managed to get my rides as
nice as with drumazon.
Now if we need rides is another question. The synth is just ''playable'' even though the cymbal section is samples only as well.
I say mix it all up. Don't restrict yourself to only one thing.
i like the 909...
But only as an actual hardware device to play with live...
not for owt else.
i still love the 909 sounds, yes they're over used, but im still gonna use em, i especially love those hand claps though :)
Back on topic.
Yes, roland are scum, they are also, dumb ass fools sometimes.
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awww leave him alone guys
HA.......he bumped into me on Liverpool st tube platform once......... he was a skin head.Quote:
Originally Posted by eyeswithoutaface
Couldn't believe I'd just bumped into Rolie
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Originally Posted by dirty_bass
exactamento
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Originally Posted by force
Is that Adam Jay?
Not unless Adam Jay went to Grange Hill
Back on topic... is it really so crap of Roland to enforce their copyright over their intellectual property?
yes, they should be flatteredQuote:
Originally Posted by TechMouse
That's a rather blase stance towards copyright, for an officer of the law.Quote:
Originally Posted by tonyc2002
ime off duty :dance:Quote:
Originally Posted by TechMouse
Well, if the scum suckers had bothered to acknowledge the interest in their old shiteboxes they would have remade em, and also made vst`s of them already.Quote:
Originally Posted by TechMouse
Supply and demand, and they ain`t supplying.
Screw intellectual property anyway, their machines are being emulated, but not directly copied.
It's not the sounds that are at issue... it's merely the visual style.Quote:
Originally Posted by dirty_bass
well if that's the case they are going very half hearted about it, because i could name numerous VST that i would swear are directly copied from Roland products barre the ones mentioned