Then i buy 2.1 now and 3.0 is out, this Version is not free for me (then i understand the Forummessages right).
Will there be special Upgradeprices for registered 2.1-Users or do they have to pay to full price again.
Do you know, how much the upgrades will cost?
(I don't talk about the Pro-version, just about the Version-Hoop from the normal Version from 2.x to 3.x) :-)
Thanks y'all!
Will there be special Upgradeprices for registered 2.1-Users or do they have to pay to full price again.
Do you know, how much the upgrades will cost?
(I don't talk about the Pro-version, just about the Version-Hoop from the normal Version from 2.x to 3.x) :-)
Thanks y'all!
Posted Thu 09 May 02 @ 1:43 pm
NaDeR
good question if you understand it.
Posted Thu 09 May 02 @ 2:08 pm
i just want to know, if 2.1-users have to buy 3.0 for the full price again or only have to pay an Upgradefee (If Upgradefee: How much will it be)
Posted Thu 09 May 02 @ 2:17 pm
Homeboy
Well I do know that minor upgrades will be free or from what I understood when this question came up at the end of beta testing. Also I do believe the upgrade will be considerably cheaper than the full version to members who already own it. Thats just my thought though i am not sure.
DJ Homeboy
DJ Homeboy
Posted Thu 09 May 02 @ 7:46 pm
DJ Rick
I also get the feeling that they got the program right with the 2.1 release. I don't see any more upgrades for a while..... but I believe if you are a recent customer, future upgrades will be considerably cheaper to you than the general public.
Posted Thu 09 May 02 @ 9:18 pm
alholio
Has anyone from the Atomix team mentioned a 3.x version?!
With typical software development the primary version number (the bit before the decimal point) is incremented when there are major feature changes...
What new features could/would the Atomix team be putting in?!!
How about send the soundcard line-in to beat curves! This way if you're at a gig mixing from vinyl to Atomix, or vinyl to vinyl, or CD to vinyl, etc... you could see the beats from the vinyl/CD and match them up visually with Atomix.
With typical software development the primary version number (the bit before the decimal point) is incremented when there are major feature changes...
What new features could/would the Atomix team be putting in?!!
How about send the soundcard line-in to beat curves! This way if you're at a gig mixing from vinyl to Atomix, or vinyl to vinyl, or CD to vinyl, etc... you could see the beats from the vinyl/CD and match them up visually with Atomix.
Posted Thu 09 May 02 @ 11:30 pm