RAYZOON

Azimuth wrote:

o_range wrote:

Azimuth wrote:It's not dead.

18 months later.....still feel the same ?

Yes, next question? LOL

great - next questions then:

when will see see an update to fix bugs ?
when will we see M1 support ?
when will we see VST3 ?
will we ever hear from Ralph ?

I suggested 18 months ago that it was possibly abandonware because of the lack of progress in the previous 18 months.

My reckoning, that's 3 years of more or less zero progress.....I'd say that if it's not dead then it's a very heavy sleeper LOL

Well if unlike me, you can somehow divine what the future holds, got any stock tips?

Azimuth wrote:Well if unlike me, you can somehow divine what the future holds, got any stock tips?

yes - do not invest in Rayzoon !

o_range wrote: yes - do not invest in Rayzoon !

You'd have to find Ralph first!

If Ralph has chosen to abandon Jamstix that would be a great shame but he has every right to do that if he so chooses. We took the risk of buying from what appears to be a one-man operation. I have a lot of software and hardware that is now obsolete because the companies folded or were sold. So be it.

I'm torn between being:
[list:52b4459af1]angry that he hasn't bothered to tell us and still seems to be selling the products, and
worried that something bad has happened to him.[/list:u:52b4459af1]
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yes, on a personal level I hope everything is ok with him.

Within reason, he has a right to do whatever he wants but continuing to sell the products with zero support or no official announcement of what is happening to the product is not acceptable in my opinion.

leaving us with a VST3i might be good to ensure future compatibility, but yeah... he has a life