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Jeff Möbious is great man not perfect yet but neither was the EDP keep up the good work mate it will pay off! Peace --- Doug Cox <dougcox@pdq.net> wrote: > Jeff, > > Mobius kicks ass. Period, end of story. > > I'd like to hear the stances of anyone who is > "irritated" by Mobius? > Maybe I'll have to go back and read Kim's 3 page > diatribe (do I *have* > to?) to see what you're referring to, but outside of > Kim, who the hell > thinks Mobius is a bad idea?!?! > > Keep looping, bro. > > Doug > > Jeff Larson wrote: > > > > > Yes, yes, the "non real-time" aspect of PCs has > been beaten to death > > here. Sure it is a concern, but frankly it is > overblown. Time will > > tell. I do however completely agree that purpose > built hardware will > > be better than a general purpose computer > attempting to do the same > > thing. No question. Unfortunately, no one makes > hardware that > > does what I want so I'm forced to use a computer. > It is a sad, sad > > existence. Pity me. Luckily I'm not "pro" :-) > > > > >> It would cost what, 12 or 13 thousand to > duplicate what mobius will do > > >> with edp units! and that doesn't even consider > the nightmare of trying > > >> to wire up and control 16 edp's > > > > > > Well, you also have to consider the whole > ethical dilemma there, and > > > what your conscience allows. > > > > Ok I'll bite. Ethical dilemma? Oh I get it, did > I "steal" your ideas? > > Well, they weren't hard to steal, they were all > published quite nicely. > > Everyone on this list whines about how > manufacturers aren't listening > > to the looping community by failing to incorporate > some popular feature > > into their product. If they did would that be > stealing? Do you > > own the concept of "multiply"? > > > > Some people believe I somehow copied the actual > assembly code off the > > EDP ROMs and built an emulator to run that in > Windows. This is untrue > > and I would in fact consider that unethical. > Mobius was a *lot* of > > work. I have invested well over a thousand hours > in it. Had I chosen > > to make my usual consulting rate during those > hours I could have made > > a lot of money. Now I give it away for free for > the benefit of > > those that can't afford to spend thousands of > dollars on hardware. > > I'm sorry if you consider that unethical, I don't. > > > > And as I've said before, I really don't think > Mobius is affecting the > > sales of EDPs at all. Based on some of the > feedback I get I've > > probably even sold a few EDPs for you. There are > plenty of people out > > there that are curious about the EDP but they're > not going to spend > > a thousand dollars to find out. Now they can get > a pretty good idea, > > but for all the reasons you so eloquently point > out they don't > > want to deal with a laptop on stage. So they > decide to buy an EDP. > > You're welcome. > > > > I have an enormous amount of admiration for the > EDP designers. This > > device quite literally changed my life. It > saddens me that Mobius > > irritates some of you, but I honestly cannot > understand how it > > adversely affects you in any way. No one else was > going to do this, > > it is incredibly difficult and you can't make > money selling it. > > This is my hobby, I build the things I want and if > there are other > > tone deaf rhythmically challenged amateurs that > like it too, well > > fine I get some karma points. > > > > Warmly, > > Jeff > > > > > > www.luis-angulo.com __________________________________ Yahoo! Music Unlimited Access over 1 million songs. Try it free. http://music.yahoo.com/unlimited/