Re: Blamsoft status?
Posted: 14 Oct 2019
Yeah, cheers for VK-2 - I love that synth!
Apparently it is still quite a way off. The issue I think being that quantum entanglement is really noisy so they need vast amounts of qubits for error correction.Faastwalker wrote: ↑13 Oct 2019Quantum programming?! Sounds heavy. Like it's there, but not really. Only when obsevered?! This stuff blows my mind I love all this kind of thing but I don't understand much of it at all. Quantum physics is just nuts but I'm fascinated to understand how it relates in the context of audio applications ...... I think! Maybe I shouldn't go there
I need it too.chimp_spanner wrote: ↑13 Oct 2019I’m hoping one day quantum computing will be able to calculate all the possible ways I could finish a song and then pick the one that doesn’t suck
I need thisCarly(Poohbear) wrote: ↑14 Oct 2019I need it too.chimp_spanner wrote: ↑13 Oct 2019I’m hoping one day quantum computing will be able to calculate all the possible ways I could finish a song and then pick the one that doesn’t suck
haha sign me up too!
Don't we have that already? Same music for different observers can be at once "fire" and "shit". Also, for us as musicians / producers you can either perceive / enjoy music (hear it when not looking at it) or only see the components but not the big picture (when analyzing it).Faastwalker wrote: ↑13 Oct 2019Quantum programming?! Sounds heavy. Like it's there, but not really. Only when obsevered?! This stuff blows my mind
Most of that building is admin and catering staff. They have one developer, he works remotely from home.
In other words the bigwigs over at the Blamsoft HQ building want to move into more lucrative emerging markets such as immersive computing. The RE/AU/VST plugin business is no longer the main focus.Blamsoft wrote: ↑13 Oct 2019There are several reasons why I have not released an RE, but the main one is career skills. I feel that AR, data science (ML/AI), GPU computing, web APIs, and quantum programming are skills needed for a professional software developer going forward. These technologies, especially AR, ML, and web APIs, have musical possibilities in the next few years. Traditional DSP is still important but in my opinion needs sophisticated math libraries to go beyond what is already available. Due to various technical reasons, I don’t feel that the RE platform in its current state is the best way to incorporate new technology into designs. There are many aspects of the RE platform, some of the financial aspects are easily discussed but some aspects are technical and I will not go into detail. You may see another RE released that is in development. And as always, I support all existing software. I’ve had a lot of fun collaborations, betas, competitions, and interaction with users. You may see updates at any time in the future but nothing planned at the moment.
Thanks, I appreciate this.ltbrunt00 wrote: ↑24 Oct 2019I think between Expanse and Vk-2 Blamsoft created two of the best instruments in Rack Extension format.
I tell everyone I know that has started using reason to get VK-2 and Expanse.
I was doing the rent to own for Serum and dumped it the minute I trialed Expanse.
Sounds like he is hitting the books and going to put the new skills to use on an amazing future product somewhere.
I am sure whatever Blamsoft creates will be a fan favorite.
I totally agree with this, those two are at the very top for me too *. Killers sound wise and fun to operate, worth every penny and more. <3
To play devil's advocate: by that metric, VST is no different. So to be blunt - now that Reason supports VST and it exists as a plugin in other DAW, you're tapped? I mean, that's cool and all. For what it's worth, what you (and your collab with eXode) came up with was awesome. Some of my favorite stuff in Reason!Blamsoft wrote: ↑13 Oct 2019There are several reasons why I have not released an RE, but the main one is career skills. I feel that AR, data science (ML/AI), GPU computing, web APIs, and quantum programming are skills needed for a professional software developer going forward. These technologies, especially AR, ML, and web APIs, have musical possibilities in the next few years. Traditional DSP is still important but in my opinion needs sophisticated math libraries to go beyond what is already available. Due to various technical reasons, I don’t feel that the RE platform in its current state is the best way to incorporate new technology into designs.
That is what I always tell to my friends who still are on Reason 5... But you don't have Viking-2....ltbrunt00 wrote: ↑24 Oct 2019I think between Expanse and Vk-2 Blamsoft created two of the best instruments in Rack Extension format.
I tell everyone I know that has started using reason to get VK-2 and Expanse.
I was doing the rent to own for Serum and dumped it the minute I trialed Expanse.
Sounds like he is hitting the books and going to put the new skills to use on an amazing future product somewhere.
I am sure whatever Blamsoft creates will be a fan favorite.
One of my statements was not clearly worded. Sophisticated math libraries do exist in various forms and levels of optimization already. Eigen and Accelerate are examples. But you’re correct, I have no current plan to develop a VST.EnochLight wrote: ↑26 Oct 2019To play devil's advocate: by that metric, VST is no different. So to be blunt - now that Reason supports VST and it exists as a plugin in other DAW, you're tapped? I mean, that's cool and all. For what it's worth, what you (and your collab with eXode) came up with was awesome. Some of my favorite stuff in Reason!