Man! I Love This Company!!

[RitchieDarling]

What a week! First I got the SR5, then the kick ass care package, and now my DD Sterling HS has been returned to me!

I love you guys!

Ritchie

 

[WillPlay4Food]

I'm sure they love you too.

 

[RitchieDarling]

Oh hey! WillPlay! I have your OSX Scales program. Very helpful!

Thanks!

Ritchie

 

[WillPlay4Food]

Oh hey! WillPlay! I have your OSX Scales program. Very helpful!

Thanks!

Ritchie

Excellent! Glad to hear you like it.

Someday when my 2 year old lets me have some time I'll build a more comprehensive practice tool. If you have any improvement suggestions, let me know. The current state of my Musical Scales program is a direct result of ideas from users like you. Just to give you an idea of where Musical Scales came from, here's a screenshot of version 0.1.

Obviously, compared to the current version, it's come a long way.

 

[Dr Stankface]

OOOOOOOOOH.


Do you happen to have a version for Windows?

 

[saxnbass]

No. Mac only. Andrew, you just need to break down and buy a Mac.

 

[phatduckk]

No. Mac only. Andrew, you just need to break down and buy a Mac.

 

[Dr Stankface]

No. Mac only. Andrew, you just need to break down and buy a Mac.

I'd rather has as little life as you Mr. I post in every topic 19 times.

 

[WillPlay4Food]

My program is currently Mac only and has been since day one. I've kicked the tires on developing a Windows version but I'd have to learn the Win32 API in order to produce sound output. If you considered the CoreAudio API a PT Cruiser Turbo, the Win32 API would be like cave drawings scratched on a wall. Obviously there are many many skilled Windows programmers that make this stuff work, but I'm not one of them.

 

[Eggman]

Back to topic - I love this company too!!!

Went outside to work on my sprinkler system and found that the USP man had been by. He left a nice box with Wonder Wipes and EBMM stickers!!

Thanks BP and crew.

 

[DTG]

My program is currently Mac only and has been since day one. I've kicked the tires on developing a Windows version but I'd have to learn the Win32 API in order to produce sound output. If you considered the CoreAudio API a PT Cruiser Turbo, the Win32 API would be like cave drawings scratched on a wall. Obviously there are many many skilled Windows programmers that make this stuff work, but I'm not one of them.

YEAH, right with you untill your second sentence !!!