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And that's a good thing.
timmy wrote:is this a real Moog branded app?
uh, no. there will always be the moment someone hears an analogue synth for real, not the clones we all know. at that moment, digital is seen for what it is.dada wrote:Or it might send the message that there's nothing unique about Moog in hardware and that Moog in software is just as good ... cripes, it might even turn out to be true then we'll be truly fuc__Veeger wrote:It might get those confounded pocket witches buying real analogue.
And that's a good thing.
gmcerveny wrote:Sign me up for an iOS editor for my mp-201 or phatty. I'd love to edit presets on my iPad.
Sure, or 30pin to midi via 3rd party, or 30pin to USB via custom hardware.latigid on wrote:gmcerveny wrote:Sign me up for an iOS editor for my mp-201 or phatty. I'd love to edit presets on my iPad.
WiFi?
The problem is that if the company which manufactures your precision musical equipment starts catering to the specifically-consumer market, they discover that that is where the money is, and not going to great effort and expense to make a product which only appeals to a small demographic. There comes a time when they start to weigh the wants and needs of the small demographic (which are usually extensive and expensive) to those of the average consumer (which are small and easy), as well as the money (a few people paying a lot compared to bazillions of people paying little).goldphinga wrote:I think this is great. Moog are doing the right thing by expanding their products and audience. It WILL be high quality with the Moog feel whatever they make imo.
I don't think Moog Music was ever unaware of this.The problem is that if the company which manufactures your precision musical equipment starts catering to the specifically-consumer market, they discover that that is where the money is,
MarkM wrote:I don't think Moog Music was ever unaware of this.The problem is that if the company which manufactures your precision musical equipment starts catering to the specifically-consumer market, they discover that that is where the money is,