Gelled_Fringe
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Re: has anyone else found PLAY to be the most unstable plugin in the history of Earth?
[Re: Tui]
#731586 - 04/05/09 12:54 PM
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Quote Tui:
I really begin to
think we're in Monty Python territory.
I would agree insofar as you are the most surreal poster I have
witnessed on these boards
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Richard Graham
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Re: has anyone else found PLAY to be the most unstable plugin in the history of Earth?
[Re: Tui]
#731839 - 05/05/09 12:11 PM
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Quote Tui:
All I've seen on this
thread so far is people carrying on about how bad PLAY is supposed to be. Not a single
one of those who have problems with it have indicated that they've carried out basic
troubleshooting, in order to determine what the cause might be. Do I feel sympathy for
this sort of an approach? No.
When, on top of that, some other posters,
who've never even used PLAY, chime in and declare that it doesn't work, I really begin to
think we're in Monty Python territory.
You mean the sketch where the bloke walks into a room, looking
for an argument? I can see the similarities!
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Re: has anyone else found PLAY to be the most unstable plugin in the history of Earth?
[Re: Richard Graham]
#731854 - 05/05/09 12:46 PM
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Quote Richard Graham:
Quote Tui:
All I've seen on
this thread so far is people carrying on about how bad PLAY is supposed to be. Not a
single one of those who have problems with it have indicated that they've carried out
basic troubleshooting, in order to determine what the cause might be. Do I feel sympathy
for this sort of an approach? No.
When, on top of that, some other posters,
who've never even used PLAY, chime in and declare that it doesn't work, I really begin to
think we're in Monty Python territory.
You mean the sketch where the bloke walks into a room, looking
for an argument? I can see the similarities!
No you can't.
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Re: has anyone else found PLAY to be the most unstable plugin in the history of Earth?
[Re: Paul Farrer]
#732140 - 06/05/09 12:01 PM
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Oh yes he can.
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Richard Graham
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Re: has anyone else found PLAY to be the most unstable plugin in the history of Earth?
[Re: R. Spisketts]
#732157 - 06/05/09 12:41 PM
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Quote malick:
Oh yes he can.
This isn't an argument: all
you're doing is contradicting each other... automatic gainsaying.
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Re: has anyone else found PLAY to be the most unstable plugin in the history of Earth?
[Re: Richard Graham]
#732159 - 06/05/09 12:44 PM
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>DING<
I'm sorry your five minutes is up.
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Re: has anyone else found PLAY to be the most unstable plugin in the history of Earth?
[Re: redleicester]
#732190 - 06/05/09 01:28 PM
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That was never 5 minutes!
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Re: has anyone else found PLAY to be the most unstable plugin in the history of Earth?
[Re: redleicester]
#732238 - 06/05/09 02:45 PM
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Quote redleicester:
>DING<
I'm sorry your five minutes is up.
I'm appalled at the poor state of your
grammar. Where was you educated?
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Re: has anyone else found PLAY to be the most unstable plugin in the history of Earth?
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#732316 - 06/05/09 06:06 PM
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Quote reid:
Quote redleicester:
>DING<
I'm sorry your five minutes is up.
I'm appalled at the poor state of your
grammar. Where was you educated?
In them thar frozen wastes of the north.
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Re: has anyone else found PLAY to be the most unstable plugin in the history of Earth?
[Re: Paul Farrer]
#742846 - 11/06/09 09:02 AM
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Everything seems to have gone quiet on the PLAY front. So does it work then?
I
am about to get some EW software and am worried after reading this!
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Re: has anyone else found PLAY to be the most unstable plugin in the history of Earth?
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#742858 - 11/06/09 09:27 AM
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I've heard that the latest software update has done a lot to straighten out the kinks in
PLAY - a couple of 'real world' users who are on 2008/09 Mac Pros have said that they can
now get acceptable use out of the Platinum orchestral lib, which was previously not the
case on the old software.
Have to admit I'm now contemplating the unthinkable,
and might jump on the latest 2-1 offer from EW...... Which ones have you gone for Sir
F.F.?
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Re: has anyone else found PLAY to be the most unstable plugin in the history of Earth?
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#742866 - 11/06/09 09:57 AM
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Quote reid:
I've heard that the
latest software update has done a lot to straighten out the kinks in PLAY - a couple of
'real world' users who are on 2008/09 Mac Pros have said that they can now get acceptable
use out of the Platinum orchestral lib, which was previously not the case on the old
software.
Have to admit I'm now contemplating the unthinkable, and might jump
on the latest 2-1 offer from EW...... Which ones have you gone for Sir F.F.?
Hi Reid. Well for my sins I have had a
major upgrade so I got the composers collection - 7 progs for a grand. Also EW pianos. I
already had EWSO platinum, but the guys building my pc said that doesn't work very well on
this 64 system which meant that I had to fork out 142 on an upgrade to the play version of
that too.
So if play is a nightmare, I ain't gonna be a happy bunny.
I haven't got the gear yet but that's a whole different story. I will report back on
performance when/if my stuff arrives.
How's it working for you? You got much
PLAY stuff?
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Re: has anyone else found PLAY to be the most unstable plugin in the history of Earth?
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#743198 - 12/06/09 07:59 AM
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I gave up on PLAY because it wouldn't run in any meaningful way on my Mac. I'm hoping
against hope that my new MacPro combined with the new software update will be a different
story... For my sins, I've got SD2 (amazing sounds, but to my ears the MIDI
performances aimed squarely at the trailers market, and the multis were just too glitchy
to run) and Voices of Passion. Easier to get this one to run, but it's a bit of a niche
product and no matter what the hype machine says, it's in no way Lisa-Gerrard-In-A-Box,
more like Someone-Who-Heard-A-Lisa-Gerrard-CD-(Once)-In-A-Box. I reckon you're
either going to have lots of fun, or some kind of seizure once you've installed everything
Sir F.F
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Re: has anyone else found PLAY to be the most unstable plugin in the history of Earth?
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#743233 - 12/06/09 09:54 AM
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Quote reid:
I reckon
you're either going to have lots of fun, or some kind of seizure once you've installed
everything Sir F.F
If only you knew the torture I
had gone through already...
(And I haven't even got it yet)
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Re: has anyone else found PLAY to be the most unstable plugin in the history of Earth?
[Re: Paul Farrer]
#746487 - 23/06/09 09:19 AM
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Thought I'd just give an update seeing as the PLAY engine has had such a slating on
here.
Got my new setup sorted and I have to say that my PLAY products work
beautifully!
Which is a bit of a surprise.
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