The bitter tone of this guy's post bothers me. I get it, you think you built something amazing for the raspberry pi. And maybe you did? But I don't know because

The bitter tone of this guy's post bothers me. I get it, you think you built something amazing for the raspberry pi. And maybe you did? But I don't know because I can't see it. I wrote this person multiple times since they posted this /a year ago/ -- Drop me a line if you are interested Interested meaning, commercially interested - a) interested in licensing 3 amazing-sounding, ultra-efficient soft synth engines, destruction tested on a Raspberry Pi model 1 -- Never heard anything about a price point. Never saw a release for money. Never saw a preview of the synths (other than a tiny one). Never heard anything about the possibility of open-sourcing it (so therefore not maintaining it himself) etc. -- This just seems like so many sour grapes. I mean, maybe the synths stink and that's why no one wants to buy them. Maybe not. But how would anyone know when he refers to interested people as "tyre kickers" and never releases a price or donation model for the software?? -- In the meantime, Sonic Pi is turning into a pretty damn capable music package for the Pi. (And Processing runs on the Pi now as well). It's gone from what I would consider a tool that uses music and the instantaneous feedback loop of creating sounds to teach coding to being a full fledged piece of music software with a lot of capability. If it can go headless soon and output/input midi it will be even more fantastic. I'm happy to support it on Patreon. https://www.patreon.com/samaaron https://www.patreon.com/samaaron