SDK users...

[garyb]

SDK users that have really gotten the hang of it, please pm me. i'd like to put you in touch with Holger.

jksuperstar, jhulk, sharc, fra77, etc., this means you(if you don't mind).

no big deal, but...

[Sounddesigner]

Smells like something good is cooking and about to be done! I hope!

[garyb]

i don't know if it's as dramatic as the announcement looks.

[Sounddesigner]

i don't know if it's as dramatic as the announcement looks.

Yea, I better not get too excited, or help inspire someone else to be . It does look like a good sign tho.

[hifiboom]

Is there a working sdk for windows 7 available?

[garyb]

sdk5.1 works.

[borg]

Hifiboom! second post since August 2010!

(nor really an active myself anymore either... but check everyday!)

[hifiboom]

Had some work to do...

[Immanuel]

Hifiboom. Your reverb is my favourite plug-in of any kind! Thank you! I am glad to see you post here again.

[hifiboom]

Hi Immanuel.

Thanks, i m glad you like it.

[dawman]

HiFiBoom I really miss those plug ins with the Fist........
Wealth redistribution is really popular these days

[petal]

Wealth redistribution is really popular these days

The idea of wealth redistrubution maybe, actual wealth redistribution - not so much. It's pretty much the opposite growing faster and faster everyday:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Piketty

[dawman]

I'm being sarcastic.
We have wealthy redistributors that have run out of other peoples money to spend, so I do my part by redistributing amongst developers and manufacturers rather than giving wealthy redistributors in DC more money.

Once I found out tax payers are charged app. 975,000 per recipients on "social programs" I did the math and noticed that only 50,000 made it to the commoners, I realized their idea of wealth redistribution wasn't what I'd hoped.

Very similar to the Humane Society commercials we see with pictures of sad puppy dogs with captions that say "why do they kick me", so we go,...awwww, that's cruel, here's 19 bucks a month to save puppy dogs, then find out the 196 million they raked in only gave the Humane Society 18 Million, and the redistributors/adminstrators got 178 Million.
Yet the sheep clacked their hooves in approval.

But wealth redistribution is popular as long as you get to redistribute it amongst yourselves and your friends like our various Kings and Queens do in DC.

SDK guys...........go get 'em. I got money burning a hole in my pocket for custom devices...

[hubird]

yes, worldwide in the news since months, I know him/his book since about a year or so.
He will speak with the parliament as an economist here on 5 november.

Wealth redistribution is really popular these days

The idea of wealth redistrubution maybe, actual wealth redistribution - not so much. It's pretty much the opposite growing faster and faster everyday:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Piketty

[dawman]

And another POV I happen to concur with.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q ... 1500,d.aWw

From my experiences in middle class America, it is us who creates wealth.
When Vegas boomed it was a combination of venture capital at risk, paying Union wages which we spent on cars, houses, Scope cards, private schools, clothes, gear which gave way for a multitude of businesses to spring up to accommodate the spending.

I often listen to economists, but always wondered why they themselves didn't take a risk with capital on the very ideas they claim to cure the worlds ills..?
Theories are always welcomed, but nothing creates wealth better than a strong middle class that spends much more than the poor or the rich.

Let's see if S|C allows wealth to be redistributed so we can prove that theory here and now...

Cheers...