I bought the Cristian Vogel thing, which he set up on one of those hipster sites saying that you would get it when it was made, and now he is saying that he is not going to give the full album in XRNS to those who initially bought it, even though there was no warning of this on the initial site which was asking for money in the first place.
Not only this, but the XRNS track were a lot more money than the standard album price.
I work in the building trade, and this sort of thing is called utter utter lies and bullshit, from where I am from.
Not happy with his use of Renoise as a marketing tool, especially considering the extra price he is charging for the XRNS files.
So, not all the album tracks were made with Renoise. He uses Renoise as one part of a bigger production arsenal, which is cool with me. I pledged for XRNS and knew what I was getting into.
You aren’t eligible for the XRNS files or something? Have you tried emailing him? If push comes to shove, I got no problem sharing the XRNS files I get…
I’m sorry that you feel like you’ve been duped or tricked in some way, but I guess he simply didn’t make the entire album 100% with Renoise, so you’ll only get the .xrns source files to the stuff that was actually done in Renoise. I think that’s pretty fair enough, isn’t it?
Still don’t understand. We’re talking about PledgeMusic? I doubt Vogel has much control over anything placed anywhere.
Basically, set up an account, ask for donations to help reach a goal.
The goal was to produce a new album, not give away XRNS files. That’s just a perk for donating.
He’s, like, one of a thousand artists on there. All the pages look the same. His fan base far exceeds that of Renoise users. I think you are reading too much into this.
i’m not sure i get what’s going on here.
there’s a claim “all songs”, posted by original poster. others go to the page and read what he wrote, which was “the songs made in renoise will be available in xrns, the songs that weren’t made in renoise won’t be available in xrns”.
he can’t very well go and make non-renoise songs into renoise songs just so one guy is happy, right?
what would be the sense in that?