Re: Looperlative Too Expensive?

[Per Boysen <per@boysen.se>]

On 27 jan 2006, at 20.09, mark sottilaro wrote:

> Very good point Per.  When was the last time you
> bought a laptop or software and had the developer
> respond personally to a question posted to a list?
> NEVER.

ALWAYS actually ;-)

The Intel based laptop I bought in november was ordered from a small  
company that provide extremely good support to businesses on a  
personal level. The people that work there know which components work  
well when combined into a PC, and they warn you if you order a  
combination that is not well documented as "good". The prices are not  
as low as the "cheapo supermarket laptops" but the insurance they  
offer is something I could never get from a consumer retail company.  
Software-wise I can not think about better personal service/support  
than OS (Augustus Loop), Jesse (SooperLooper) and Jeff (Mobius). I  
have many times seen my wishes implemented into the the software, on  
some occasions overnight. Can you ask for more? Yes, actually, you  
can. You can ask for easy methods to change the software by your own  
hands - tweak it to suit your vision - and this is actually possible  
by the scripting functionality in Mobius. As for the "bigger"  
software I'm using, Ableton Live and Logic, I'm usually getting a  
fairly quick response whenever I report a bug, post a wish or suggest  
some change (although that's because I'm engaging in planned beta  
programs that cost me some precious time but hopefully will help the  
tools getting better).

Greetings from Sweden

Per Boysen
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