| That's actually funny Neon...
My wish list includes users who actually new something about the company and the architecture of the product they are using.
FYI: About once a year Digidesign comes down to Los Angeles and joins in our Tech Breakfast.
(Tech Breakfast is pretty much what it sounds like, a group of industry pros getting together to talk Tech over Breakfast.)
They sat there for over 2 hours and let some heavy industry pros "let them have it."
One such Tech Breakfast happened about 3 weeks ago. They are very open and eager to get real world experience of what's working and what's not.
What is liked and what needs to be changed. This last one we had about 75 industry engineers and 7 software/hardware engineers from Digidesign.
When you sit down and talk to some of the software design engineers and ask them for them certain things they will explain to you why in the present architecture of the system, things like offline can not be done.
Just going through and asking for something doesn't mean that a software's system is designed to that.
So you have to go back and work within the framework of the present configuration.
Every once in a blue moon the software engineers will retool and build the code from the ground up for future expansion, but that is a massive undertaking. |