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milos · 12-09-2007, 05:59 PM

Zanimljiv onaj mali Apogee firewire audio interface

http://www.apple.com/logicstudio/apogee/

Vezano za novi Logic ,da citiram jednog lika sa KVR foruma:

"Finally, while I'm absolutely positive that the new version will improve large parts of my working style (especially the new comping thing should be a godsend for me), I miss almost anything "revolutionary" or even bringing up Logic on par with the other big boys.
To me, it looks as if Apple wants to get more people into buying Macs by offering what is an incredibly affordable software package (and well, it really is - you won't find a remotely similar package deal for 500). Heck, even the Apple Loops DVDs they're throwing in have been worth around 400 until recently.

Removing the dongle might just be another indicator for that. LogicPro has never been cracked, so apparently the dongle has been working quite well. Express, on the other hand, has been cracked. So I'm sure Logic 8 will be as well.
It all smells like "We don't care much about getting a proper revenue out of our software as long as people are buying Macs". It might work well for them.
But in the meantime, old Logic users may suffer. Not sure whether that'll work too well for them in the long run. The focus doesn't seem to be on developing a high quality program anymore but on spreading things over an (admittedly attractive) bundle.
Not sure I like it that way. Most likely I don't."

12-09-2007, 05:59 PM	#9
milos Pro Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Subotica Posts: 1,800	Re: Apple Logic Studio Zanimljiv onaj mali Apogee firewire audio interface http://www.apple.com/logicstudio/apogee/ Vezano za novi Logic ,da citiram jednog lika sa KVR foruma: "Finally, while I'm absolutely positive that the new version will improve large parts of my working style (especially the new comping thing should be a godsend for me), I miss almost anything "revolutionary" or even bringing up Logic on par with the other big boys. To me, it looks as if Apple wants to get more people into buying Macs by offering what is an incredibly affordable software package (and well, it really is - you won't find a remotely similar package deal for 500). Heck, even the Apple Loops DVDs they're throwing in have been worth around 400 until recently. Removing the dongle might just be another indicator for that. LogicPro has never been cracked, so apparently the dongle has been working quite well. Express, on the other hand, has been cracked. So I'm sure Logic 8 will be as well. It all smells like "We don't care much about getting a proper revenue out of our software as long as people are buying Macs". It might work well for them. But in the meantime, old Logic users may suffer. Not sure whether that'll work too well for them in the long run. The focus doesn't seem to be on developing a high quality program anymore but on spreading things over an (admittedly attractive) bundle. Not sure I like it that way. Most likely I don't." Last edited by milos; 12-09-2007 at 06:02 PM.