[A6] Beware ribbon hold
Mike Schultz
mschultz at magma.ca
Sat Nov 19 12:27:39 PST 2005
No doubt, some of these problems can only be identified after
rigorous testing and software QC; it is easy to get burned by
boundary. I have done enough coding and support to know that some of
these items could be easily corrected if Alesis so chose. They have
enough resources to develop the Fusion, for crying out loud. Or get
a contractor on it for a week or two. In fact, I think I'll go offer
my services right now.
I had a brief have look into this Haskell. Intriguing.
I just can't fathom why anyone should make excuses for poor software
quality. It's the pathos of a generation reared on the blue screen
of death. Other synths may also have bugs, even worse ones. THAT
SUCKS EVEN MORE!
C'mon! Raise yer fists! We're not going to take it anymore! (cue
dee snider =:-D)
Mike S
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On Nov 19, 2005, at 1:20 PM, David Evans wrote:
> On Fri, Nov 18, 2005 at 12:15:55PM -0800, Doug Pearson wrote:
>> Note that the mod wheel behaves in essentially the same way: if you
>> change mixes with the mod wheel set to a value other than zero,
>> programs in the new mix will behave using that non-zero mod wheel
>> value, but will reset when the mod wheel is moved, UNLESS the mod
>> wheel is turned OFF for that mix channel.
>>
> ...
>> I don't know that I'd necessarily call that a bug, but the A6 mix
>> mode
>> sure has a TON of quirks that it's good to be aware of ...
>>
>
> I'd call it a bug, but it's easy to see how it came about. Getting
> all the edge cases right for this sort of thing is a major PITA. It's
> a good argument for writing synth firmware in soemthing like
> Haskell, I
> guess. :P
>
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> David Evans
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