29 Jan
2006
29 Jan
'06
3:20 a.m.
I suppose that after me sitting infront of a linux console all
day at the office it's just nice to see a little color on the screen....
...or perhaps it the feeling that I'm really tweeking a knob or two....
That's not a bad thing to me.
Rob wrote:
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Timothy Alan Gorman
Petr-all Petroleum
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On Sat January 28 2006 14:21, timg(a)expressmart.com
wrote:
Oh Yes please!!!!!
Standards ??
Don't we all have one each!
cheers
Bob
I suppose that the plugins are more of what
I'm talking about.
The weird, non-standard GUIs of VST plugins have always been a
pet peeve of mine. They're always either emulative of a
physical piece of equipment (which without the tactile feedback
and instant response is useless) or look like they've been
designed by a 12-year-old boy doing UI design for the first
time, or most often both.
I want my interfaces to use standard widgets so that my own
choice of desktop themes, accessibility factors, my scroll
wheel, etc. apply to them and not someone's weird bitmapped idea
of what a synth or reverb control panel is supposed to look
like.
Rob