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Hello Leif!
Just purchased a new laptop (Win 7 64) and downloaded the trial of BAE for it. So far, so good, as expected 🙂
It’s nice to see some end-user controls for general customizing, and while I could easily find a preset, tweak it a bit with those controls, and love the sound… the desire to get to more of the controls is going to be hard to ignore.
I realize the price and scope of BAE and its likely intended user probably don’t warrant including things like individual band drive/attack/release, thresholds, gating, etc. on the standard user interface, but for those of us who don’t have the actual professional need (or the budget) for the more comprehensive Breakaway offerings, is there a version that would allow such access? Or perhaps there’s an unofficial way to access these settings? The pre-loaded presets got there somehow 😉
Jim
There is a way in builds that are not public, of course. Obviously the main thing in the way is the business model. Heck, if it wasn’t for business models, all of this would be free. 😆 But people should be rewarded for their work too, and if you have a job I think you’ll agree.
That being said, the professional products don’t have any more control over the core functionality that you mentioned either. There may or may not be a more expensive version of those available at some point… but for full control you’re looking at the hardware version which is going to be quite a bit more than a few grand. (not sure if it’s ok to say the price, but it’s definitely not something you could justify for casual use unless you have a lot of expendable cash hehe)
That’s why Breakaway as software is so insanely valuable in all of its forms… cos you’re getting the exact same core processing that is already in hardware in the $15,000 range. 😉
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