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#1 2015-01-28 09:00:43
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trial
Hi, I wanna know if it is possible to have a free trial of imitone, since I downloaded it, but it needs a Keycode...(sorry for my english, but I am italian :) ).
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#3 2015-01-28 13:45:10
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Re: trial
Thanks, but what is the difference between the 25 dollars and 60? I haven't Garage Band, what software can I use to record it?
Finally, do you know when the last version will be updated, and if I have bought the beta...can I pay just the difference of price?
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#4 2015-01-30 04:18:11
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about prime,
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ev … sts/802188
If you buy the beta, you buy the software V1, meaning once it is released you got it, no need to pay extra money.
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#5 2015-01-31 03:40:59
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Ok, but it's not good that I can't verify I like it without a trial of 30 seconds.....being an unemployed how I can know if it is good for me????? :( How can i do?
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#6 2015-01-31 21:53:36
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I will probably make a trial at some point -- but probably not until the software is closer to finished. :/ Bear in mind it's not "for sale", yet -- just for pre-order. imitone should hit 1.0 sometime in spring of this year, or early summer at the latest. (I'll be announcing a date soon, maybe?)
I can say that for 95% of people, the cheaper version does everything they'll realistically need -- the $60 version will add lots of features but most of them require a solid understanding of MIDI and audio systems (especially routing and controllers) to use effectively.
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#7 2015-02-01 03:50:03
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Ok (sorry for my english, before of all). I can understand that the cheaper version of 25 dollars is enough to work with my voice (so i can use it many times...) while the other of 60 dollars needs understanding of audio systems (but there are other simple programmes can I download to use it?)
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#8 2015-02-01 13:09:58
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Check out the "cheap and free music apps" topic I've just posted under "Toolbox" -- NanoStudio and LMMS are good free options for music making, and both can be used with imitone.
If imitone doesn't make you happy, E-mail support@imitone.com for a refund.
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#9 2019-04-09 22:50:48
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Re: trial
I will probably make a trial at some point -- but probably not until the software is closer to finished. :/ Bear in mind it's not "for sale", yet -- just for pre-order. imitone should hit 1.0 sometime in spring of this year, or early summer at the latest. (I'll be announcing a date soon, maybe?)
As someone considering imitone, seeing this post from 4 years ago talking about am anticipated 1.0 version - and the fact that it STILL has not landed doesn’t fill me with confidence.
I really don’t understand the lack of trial.
Especially when there is a free online wav-midi converter available.
I get that this app is supposedly “real time” and that’s a USP but without a trial people
Will find it difficult to stump up the (not inconsiderable) price in any great numbers.
I’d love to see this succeed, but fear that you’re alienating a great source of potential income.
Good luck
Last edited by Davholsea (2019-04-09 22:55:09)
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#10 2019-04-09 23:04:41
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Yes, I was overzealous in thinking I would complete this technology in such a short time. I like to think it's better to go over schedule and keep my promises, though. In the meantime, my beta users can work with what I've built so far. I encourage you to experiment with other tools.
We may put out a trial before imitone 1.0 is complete, but don't be surprised if it's not what you expect.
Context on the long development schedule, and our current research work:
https://kickstarter.com/projects/evanba … ts/2391339
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