- support seems down to a skeleton crew--hardly even paying attention
- Reason is buggier than ever--not much, but always used to be bulletproof
- maybe it's just me, but the new apps focus doesn't seem to be a money factory
- the new apps focus seems to have diluted their efforts, like last ditch attempts to survive
- they've scaled back their web operations substantially--note in particular killing the forums
- although pitched as faster updates, the new architecture also makes much smaller updates possible, and frequency can change
- Line6 relationship over
- they finally relented and added IRs (and made it look easy); this effectively destroys reverb extensions income and development
is Propellerhead dying?
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8.3 is rock solid.
The update system is miles better than before.
Line 6. Who cares?
The reverb update is zero threat to RE developers.
The update system is miles better than before.
Line 6. Who cares?
The reverb update is zero threat to RE developers.
They were recently on vacation.davidicus wrote:[*] support seems down to a skeleton crew--hardly even paying attention
You're right. They're free!davidicus wrote:[*] maybe it's just me, but the new apps focus doesn't seem to be a money factory
Nope. See Reason 8.3. And see the last point above—they're free. The mobile apps and Discover (also free) are in place to draw more attention to Reasondavidicus wrote:[*] the new apps focus seems to have diluted their efforts, like last ditch attempts to survive
Yup. Now they can focus solely on the software and not our nonsense. Forums are best run by the users. I'm glad it happened for everyone's sake.davidicus wrote:[*] they've scaled back their web operations substantially--note in particular killing the forums
Yup. Smaller size of the program is an awesome accomplishment. And a necessity when planning frequent updatesdavidicus wrote:[*] although pitched as faster updates, the new architecture also makes much smaller updates possible, and frequency can change
True. And a ton of developer relationships gained Unfortunate for those Podfarm users... But moving into the future, Rack Extensions is the perfect answer to avoid any such situation again.davidicus wrote:[*] Line6 relationship over
RV7000 MkII is amazing and opens up many doors! But certainly doesn't close any. Following the release of Blamsoft's Zero, some users are already asking if the reverb found on Zero could be made into a separate RE device. Demand will never go away for options of different character and approaches.davidicus wrote:[*] they finally relented and added IRs (and made it look easy); this effectively destroys reverb extensions income and development
Nope. The word has been spread of Propellerhead in ways it never could have been before via very popular mobile apps and through the multitude of channels of RE developers. For instance, do you think many Rob Papen customers were aware of Reason before Rack Extension? Probably not many. Now they do—hard to avoid it. More folks know of Propellerhead than ever before. And Reason is becoming more and more capable and popular. The ship has been fine-tuned, well-oiled, and sailing like never before.davidicus wrote:maybe the Props are over their peak and in the end of their life cycle
So, I'm confused by everything you are trying to say here.
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fair point. hope time proves me wrong!joeyluck wrote:Nope. See Reason 8.3. And see the last point above—they're free. The mobile apps and Discover (also free) are in place to draw more attention to Reasondavidicus wrote: [*] the new apps focus seems to have diluted their efforts, like last ditch attempts to survive
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I think that the power of perception is rather strong. While it may be far from true that there is any sign of imminent disaster at Propellerhead, if you are analyzing things in this way and having these thoughts, there are undoubtedly others out there who share your perception.
It may ultimately prove to be perception that manifests reality in the end rather than a real crisis running its course.
It may ultimately prove to be perception that manifests reality in the end rather than a real crisis running its course.
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No, just the long dark days of incessant negativity. Good riddance.
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IMO they've never been stronger.
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Subjective "perception" has never been the most reliable of measures. Space ships hiding behind comets, the existence of Bigfoot, the return of Jesus on specified dates — all of these have been "felt", or "perceived", with utter sincerity, by millions of people. Trouble is, you can't will anything into existence. The "power of perception" is indeed strong, but it often has no causal connection to reality.QwaizanG wrote:I think that the power of perception is rather strong. While it may be far from true that there is any sign of imminent disaster at Propellerhead, if you are analyzing things in this way and having these thoughts, there are undoubtedly others out there who share your perception.
It may ultimately prove to be perception that manifests reality in the end rather than a real crisis running its course.
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davidicus wrote:maybe the Props are over their peak and in the end of their life cycle
- support seems down to a skeleton crew--hardly even paying attention
- Reason is buggier than ever--not much, but always used to be bulletproof
- maybe it's just me, but the new apps focus doesn't seem to be a money factory
- the new apps focus seems to have diluted their efforts, like last ditch attempts to survive
- they've scaled back their web operations substantially--note in particular killing the forums
- although pitched as faster updates, the new architecture also makes much smaller updates possible, and frequency can change
- Line6 relationship over
- they finally relented and added IRs (and made it look easy); this effectively destroys reverb extensions income and development
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they're probably doing well financially.
the state of reason is something of a disapointment, given the leaps and bounds we saw and the sheer enthusiam for what they were doing a few years ago. it's really crying out for some core development to finish the job, grow the platform and get RE up there with the other plugin formats.
it's a common complaint with mature DAWs though. if ableton finally fixed their broak PDC there is hope for propellerhead.
the state of reason is something of a disapointment, given the leaps and bounds we saw and the sheer enthusiam for what they were doing a few years ago. it's really crying out for some core development to finish the job, grow the platform and get RE up there with the other plugin formats.
it's a common complaint with mature DAWs though. if ableton finally fixed their broak PDC there is hope for propellerhead.
http://www.ratsit.se/5565462206-Propell ... AktiebolagKlaus-Morlock wrote:jappe wrote:_____________2012_____2013_____2014
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It may come as a shock to you, but there's a whole community of Reason users that don't share your exclusive requirements. Simply because YOU don't see any value in the line6 plugins, is not to say that other's won't.Klaus-Morlock wrote: Line 6. Who cares?
Many guitarists do agree that the guitar amp was fairly crap, and I think we all jumped on the Kuassa stuff (well for those who like 'heavier' tones'). But what about those who bought Podfarm ? Or those who purchased ReFills that include Line6, and will soon be unable to use their product unless they rebuild the Combinators ? Or those who have long term projects that included Line6? Ot those who even bypassed the amp, and just used the Wah FX - there is no wah on the Softube amp. Then there's the Line6 Bass amp, which I understand is considered pretty good.
So to answer your question 'who cares'... I'm sure plenty of people do. It's going to break backwards compatibility, if nothing else. This can no longer be a claim made by Propellerhead when they vanish from the rack.
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Couldn't find the figures you quoted anywhere on here.jappe wrote:http://www.ratsit.se/5565462206-Propell ... AktiebolagKlaus-Morlock wrote:jappe wrote:_____________2012_____2013_____2014
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All I meant was that the Line 6 business doesn't indicate the death of Propellerheads.Namahs Amrak wrote:It may come as a shock to you, but there's a whole community of Reason users that don't share your exclusive requirements. Simply because YOU don't see any value in the line6 plugins, is not to say that other's won't.Klaus-Morlock wrote: Line 6. Who cares?
Many guitarists do agree that the guitar amp was fairly crap, and I think we all jumped on the Kuassa stuff (well for those who like 'heavier' tones'). But what about those who bought Podfarm ? Or those who purchased ReFills that include Line6, and will soon be unable to use their product unless they rebuild the Combinators ? Or those who have long term projects that included Line6? Ot those who even bypassed the amp, and just used the Wah FX - there is no wah on the Softube amp. Then there's the Line6 Bass amp, which I understand is considered pretty good.
So to answer your question 'who cares'... I'm sure plenty of people do. It's going to break backwards compatibility, if nothing else. This can no longer be a claim made by Propellerhead when they vanish from the rack.
Edit: If I had a bunch of projects that included the Line 6 amp, I'd just bounce the relevant track to a stem. It is inconvenient in terms of ReFills, but the Softube amps are more than adequate replacements in the rack.
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Also telling is the fact that they closed 2014 with a 172.6 % liquidity ratio. While it's not as impressive as the mind boggling 240 % (!!??) from the year prior, it's still incredibly healthy. Net profit was down from the year prior but they recovered from 2012 (losses due to the gamble on Balance and R&D for the Rack Extension SDK, I would imagine).jappe wrote:http://www.ratsit.se/5565462206-Propell ... AktiebolagKlaus-Morlock wrote:jappe wrote:_____________2012_____2013_____2014
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All that said, if that chart is claiming it's in "1000 SEK", then their net profit was 6144 SEK x 1000 is 6,144,000 SEK... which is.. $725,949 USD? Shit.. that can't be right, can it?
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Did you click the Financial and Key tab at the top of the chart?Klaus-Morlock wrote:Couldn't find the figures you quoted anywhere on here.jappe wrote:http://www.ratsit.se/5565462206-Propell ... AktiebolagKlaus-Morlock wrote:jappe wrote:_____________2012_____2013_____2014
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Ah, got it.
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Klaus-Morlock wrote:...Couldn't find the figures...
Source is Ratsit. Don't have a clue what the words mean, nor the numbers. Most financial reports are in thousands, but in this case, thousands of what?
Edit: omsattningstillgangar is current assets
omsattning is revenue
rorelseresultat is operating income
arets resultat is annual profit
Edit:thanks for the info that it's Kroners. A Kroner is 12 cents. So 1 dollar is 8 Kroners.
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