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Unfortunately, naive assumptions tend to bite later when the amount of rework needed to remove them is discovered. Being able to change time signatures is the s
by HelloNurse 5y ago
Unfortunately, naive assumptions tend to bite later when the amount of rework needed to remove them is discovered. Being able to change time signatures is the sort of feature that is more important than delivering an anemic DAW sooner, and not only in theory as a "nice to have" but as proof of being able to be better than the competition.
- gglitch 5y agoYep. I don't remember the post, but in a (relatively) recent thread on DAWs, some developer was talking about how surprised they'd been by the complexity latent (pun acknowledge but not intended) in management of the timing grid.