worth wrote:It's all positive feedback . The sound designers however will only really pay attention from the lack of sales . So if you think the package they are offering is not good value for money the most powerful and persuasive feed back you can send to them is to keep your money in your pocket until the price changes more favourably . I guarantee they will adjust the price if they are not selling .
But if people are buying the product at this level and the sellers are making some profit , then this feedback is worthless . Keep your money in your pocket and be patient . Time is on your side....no businessman no matter how determined can continue on a path that works against their own interests . You are their target market . If you don't buy then to whom can they sell ?????
I have to say, I still get very grumpy when I buy a new board and suddenly realise that one of the stock sounds is absolutely bobbins and then I have to spend another £££ to get the sound I want.
If you spend thousands on a board, you shouldn't be expected to spend hundreds more to get more sounds, its getting like video games now, buy the game, then spend £££ to get the full experience.
Unfortunately in a world where money is king and everyone is out to back a pound or 2, if you spot an area where you can make some money, then you are going to do it.
That being said, consumers have power and if there is something you feel strongly about or don't like, then don't buy and the sellers quickly realise they don't have the correct product or the correct pricing point.
Cheers.
