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I don’t understand the definition of “fully-featured”. Can a software be called “fully-featured” before the development is even far from complete? Oh, obvious
by StarBrilliant 5y ago
I don’t understand the definition of “fully-featured”.
Can a software be called “fully-featured” before the development is even far from complete?
Oh, obviously “fully-featured” doesn’t include time signature support.
- kennywinker 5y agoI understood fully-featured to mean "intended to have a broad feature set". There's no list of features that every DAW must have - so if you're going to be this literal I could easily argue that any DAW is not "fully-featured" because it's missing some feature that another DAW has.
- ehutch79 5y agoYeah, but this one is missing ALL the features.