Richard Rupert
01-10-2011, 12:30 PM
I received this e-mail today (as I'm assuming all Melodyne users did):
Dear Richard Rupert,
This year, Celemony will once again be represented at the NAMM Show (January 13-16) in Anaheim - this time at a different place and with a smaller line-up. You will find us at Hall A, Booth 6825, which is that of our American distributor, Music Marketing, and where many product specialists as well as our Head of Support, Jörg Hüttner, will be happy to answer all your questions about Melodyne.
If you're visiting the NAMM Show, be sure to drop in. We look forward to seeing you.
Kindest regards,
all at Celemony
Those of you who are attending NAMM should visit Jörg and register in person our dismay that the new Editor plugin does not work in SAWStudio. Who knows... maybe the squeaky wheels will get some grease...? It certainly can't hurt.
I petitioned Jörg several times via e-mail and reported his responses here. His claim that Melodyne "is too small a company" to service "all" DAWs is a bit lame, considering he wasn't even willing to open a dialog with Bob to try to suss out the problem. Without a discourse, it's impossible for him to know that it's not a simple fix.
Dear Richard Rupert,
This year, Celemony will once again be represented at the NAMM Show (January 13-16) in Anaheim - this time at a different place and with a smaller line-up. You will find us at Hall A, Booth 6825, which is that of our American distributor, Music Marketing, and where many product specialists as well as our Head of Support, Jörg Hüttner, will be happy to answer all your questions about Melodyne.
If you're visiting the NAMM Show, be sure to drop in. We look forward to seeing you.
Kindest regards,
all at Celemony
Those of you who are attending NAMM should visit Jörg and register in person our dismay that the new Editor plugin does not work in SAWStudio. Who knows... maybe the squeaky wheels will get some grease...? It certainly can't hurt.
I petitioned Jörg several times via e-mail and reported his responses here. His claim that Melodyne "is too small a company" to service "all" DAWs is a bit lame, considering he wasn't even willing to open a dialog with Bob to try to suss out the problem. Without a discourse, it's impossible for him to know that it's not a simple fix.