I didn't say anyone said they were entitled. I said feel. Which is the impression I got from multiple people whining about discounts and seeing their explanations on why they feel they should get one.
Apparently my restaurant analogy went by you totally unnoticed. The same can be applied to pretty much anything... cars, clothes... literally anything you can think of, rarely is there a discount for buying the previous version. That, is the real world.
Do you need a discount on the new version of something in order to feel like you have supported the developer? Doesn't buying the previous version support the developer?
I've got a question for Taylor, how will the instrument know when to do up or down strokes? Is that something assignable or does it just round ribbon randomly between ups and downs? Also how will we program the hammer ons and pull offs?
I think the problem people have with the pricing is that they're comparing to something like Trillian which is free on the interwebs along with Cubase, Waves Mercury, and all of Toontracks products.
I think the problem people have with the pricing is that they're comparing to something like Trillian which is free on the interwebs along with Cubase, Waves Mercury, and all of Toontracks products.
I'm interested in possible low cost options to get Kontackt 4/5. Is it even available standalone?