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Originally Posted by
mattiasnyc
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Yamaha and Steinberg are corporations that operate on a capitalist market. Making money = survival. If doing what you want makes them more money and they are aware of it then they probably will do what you want.
The question here is if it actually does make them significantly more money.
There isn't even a consensus on what people want, so just what are you proposing and what is your actual realistic analysis of cost and competition and potential profit?
Just because a bunch of users say they want something doesn't mean it's a profitable proposition.
I think it is not a bunch, or a hand full of users who want this, but most likely the majority of their users, who are not the high-end Post-Production customers, and not the bedroom/mobile Starbucks composers, but rather many of us who use Cubase in our Project Studio. I think this is their solid customer base since the good old 80's.
Oh. @
mattiasnyc
are you a Yamaha/Steinberg Rep. by any chance ? or do you work for Avid, or Presonus ?
As I said, again... It's just a matter of time, and they will discover they are heading in the wrong direction, they can make more $$$ for their shareholders by making better decisions, they have not achieved financial-optimization yet, but they think they have, that's the real problem
