Mark wrote:Do you really want Richard to waste his time to read through lots of threads each dedicated to singular wishes along the line of the global patterns thread?
As opposed to reading a bunch of ideas in one thread, then trying to work out if anyone is interested in any of them by reading a separate thread. I'd suggest he probably would, in that anyone could immediately dismiss any thread with no comments, which it seems would be most of them.
The titles of the two threads are very clear though. And might I point out that a wishlist technically is a list of wishes which is what we have (conveniently labelled Wishlist 2012 wishes only).
Its just a name, what the first thread has become is a list of ideas, some of which are already in place, others of which make no sense and still others that are bad ideas for Orion. It contains no indication of the value or popularity of any of it. I can't see why Rich would look at it at all (not sure why I did).
Plus you get the bonus of being able to discuss it in a clearly labelled discussion thread (conveniently labelled Wishlist 2012 Discussion). Only an idiot could miss that distinction
Really? Can you point me to any of that because I cannot reconcile one thread to the other at all. i.e. The discussion here does not seem to have been bred from the other, with maybe one or two exceptions.
Lance wrote:I was just lurking on the PreSonus forum on the other day and there's a similar topic there too called 'request one'. It's one request per user and no discussion allowed, it's exactly for the same purpose like our Wishlist 2012, to create a list of requests/wishes for the developers to get feedback and to cherry-pick from them.
That is an equally stupid idea. How are they to know which wishes might make the largest number of users happy or which ones might completely ruin everything for others? Perhaps it is a sign that the developers have run out of ideas and/or really don't care about the product any more?
It's for the purpose for Rich to get some ideas about the most common wishes
Except there is no mechanism there for him to know which are common and which nobody cares about. This is exactly why it is a waste of time.
(as I see it Automation improvements lead)
Do you think Rich is so out of touch that he needed a new thread to work this out? I give him more credit.
Anyway, Bones may perfectly shout down the requests here, he could tell what's his problem with them.
If I needed to but the fact is this thread shows that none of the requests in the other thread have any support at all. Its like separating the threads has done my job for me.
Rich is a very intelligent and rational person.
Exactly, yet you seem to think he needs guidance from a bunch of idiots.
Mark wrote:I'm glad someone agrees
Really? I'd think the opposite if it was Lance agreeing with me.
Lance wrote:Regarding the Automation wishes, I think we can have an idea already what the 'automation needs work' means in the context.
We've seen previously that this is not true. Automation Tracks were Rich's response to these requests but what most people really wanted was spline-based automation. I'm sure he understands that now but at the time his interpretation was quite different.
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Here we are now, having devoted half this discussion to the discussion itself. What a waste of time. (Lucky I'm not working at the moment.)