From: "arkamaxx" <arkamaxx@...> > sales because half of it includes development costs. I work in real > estate development and, believe me, development cost are spread all > over the product you make, not only on the first 30% of purchasers! > AHA!! I got it!!. You're not a musician or an accountant, you're a real estate agent. It all makes sense now..... Maybe if you took out a 35 year loan to buy the polyevolver, hedged against currency fluctuations and the devaluation of hardware synths vs softsynths over the next 35 years, and then set up a company for each track you wanted to write, with yourself as the contractor, and then as the contractor you also leased out the polyevolver to your tracks on a per-voice per-minute basis, then your music could pay for the cost of the evolver rather than you, and everybody can just make profit on top of profit in a fantasy fairytale world of unbounded economic growth? That would sure be swell. or.... perhaps you could just stop whining about prices and stop dribbling on about how to improve the cost structure of things you obviously don't understand? I'm not sure which solution is best, which one's good for you? julian (yeah, ok.... I know.. this thread really has gone past any point of useful communication now, this is my last post on it) -- http://bleepin.com
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Re: [Evolver] Re: Poly Evolver VS Waldorf Microwave XT
2004-05-25 by mr julian
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