I was goanna check it out but the “marketing” tried to make me feel guilty for doing so, so I was going to purchase a merch shirt to support (since all software debs have begun claiming software isn't yours even if paid for, unless of course it's open source), but then noticed they don’t sell shirt’s for men (unisex or ladies), so until they decide that men are worth selling to, I’ll have to skip a shirt too.
I wish them well tho, the approach kinda reminds me of Reapers unlimited demo, without the overt guilt game which I’ve owned for over 10 years… So I think it’s a very sustainable strategy, tho more so without ideology and emotional baggage present.
As long as Reaper has an unlimited demo I'll purchase a copy, because I feel safe knowing if I'm ever stuck without my computer and need to do some random recording, I can quickly install and not stress about crazy licensing hoops, priceless!!! Trusting customers and offering great value is a near perfect business model... I used to think FL Studio's model was pretty good at incentivising upgrades, but since they've gone the subscription cloud route they're focusing on undoing all their previous good will with corporate cash grab practices... Such a shame.
This style of purchasing is a great idea, a little less 'shame game' and a little more faith in your model and you may have made a sale (based on the license model, I didn't even try the app yet tho).
Good luck, hope to see it succeed. Interested to see what developments unfold. Cheers.
I wish them well tho, the approach kinda reminds me of Reapers unlimited demo, without the overt guilt game which I’ve owned for over 10 years… So I think it’s a very sustainable strategy, tho more so without ideology and emotional baggage present.
As long as Reaper has an unlimited demo I'll purchase a copy, because I feel safe knowing if I'm ever stuck without my computer and need to do some random recording, I can quickly install and not stress about crazy licensing hoops, priceless!!! Trusting customers and offering great value is a near perfect business model... I used to think FL Studio's model was pretty good at incentivising upgrades, but since they've gone the subscription cloud route they're focusing on undoing all their previous good will with corporate cash grab practices... Such a shame.
This style of purchasing is a great idea, a little less 'shame game' and a little more faith in your model and you may have made a sale (based on the license model, I didn't even try the app yet tho).
Good luck, hope to see it succeed. Interested to see what developments unfold. Cheers.
Statistics: Posted by viceverser — Sun Nov 03, 2024 9:14 am