Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

Since Tony doesnt respond to emails, maybe someone can answer the 
question.  Being a poly owner, does his editor work with the Poly?

Or do we wait for something later?

Tony if you see this, a response would be appreciated, the two emails 
I've sent have gone unanswered over the last month and I'd hate to 
think that's how you'd treat a prospect, let alone a customer.

Thanks, 

Bodie

The editor works with the Poly Rack and Keyboard. Tony has probably 
been busy with the "beta" testing going on with another group.

Bernie

--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "Bodie" <bodie@...> wrote:
>
> Since Tony doesnt respond to emails, maybe someone can answer the 
> question.  Being a poly owner, does his editor work with the Poly?
> 
> Or do we wait for something later?
> 
> Tony if you see this, a response would be appreciated, the two 
emails 

> I've sent have gone unanswered over the last month and I'd hate to 
> think that's how you'd treat a prospect, let alone a customer.
> 
> Thanks, 
> 
> Bodie
>

Maybe he has better things to do than copy information from the  FIRST 
PAGE OF THE SITE that explains your question, or the multiple emails 
written to this list in the last few months that also explain your question.

go here. and read.
http://www.psicraft.com/

Searching the archives of this very mail list (which is much faster than 
just emailing people and waiting for a response) will also turn up the 
answer to your question about a specific polyevolver editor that will do 
more than just straight editing of combos, and the upgrade path to that 
when it's written and released.


This next link's a bit harder to find, (it's 2 mouseclicks off their 
front page) but the PDF manual is pretty comnprehensive and should 
answer any questions you might have about any other aspect of the software.
http://www.vyzor.com/Manuals/Evolver/Vyzor%20Evolver.pdf

happy reading,

julian


Bodie wrote:

>Since Tony doesnt respond to emails, maybe someone can answer the 
>question.  Being a poly owner, does his editor work with the Poly?
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>Or do we wait for something later?
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>Tony if you see this, a response would be appreciated, the two emails 
>I've sent have gone unanswered over the last month and I'd hate to 
>think that's how you'd treat a prospect, let alone a customer.
>
>Thanks, 
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>Bodie
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its also in the first or second page of the manual.

----- Original Message ----- 

From: "mr julian" <jujulilianan@...>
To: <DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, March 25, 2006 9:00 PM
Subject: Re: [Evolver] Vyzor evolver no response


>
> Maybe he has better things to do than copy information from the  FIRST
> PAGE OF THE SITE that explains your question, or the multiple emails
> written to this list in the last few months that also explain your 
> question.
>
> go here. and read.
> http://www.psicraft.com/
>
> Searching the archives of this very mail list (which is much faster than
> just emailing people and waiting for a response) will also turn up the
> answer to your question about a specific polyevolver editor that will do
> more than just straight editing of combos, and the upgrade path to that
> when it's written and released.
>
>
> This next link's a bit harder to find, (it's 2 mouseclicks off their
> front page) but the PDF manual is pretty comnprehensive and should
> answer any questions you might have about any other aspect of the 
> software.
> http://www.vyzor.com/Manuals/Evolver/Vyzor%20Evolver.pdf
>
> happy reading,
>
> julian
>
>
> Bodie wrote:
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>>Since Tony doesnt respond to emails, maybe someone can answer the
>>question.  Being a poly owner, does his editor work with the Poly?
>>
>>Or do we wait for something later?
>>
>>Tony if you see this, a response would be appreciated, the two emails
>>I've sent have gone unanswered over the last month and I'd hate to
>>think that's how you'd treat a prospect, let alone a customer.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>Bodie
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>>Yahoo! Groups Links
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> Yahoo! Groups Links
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There's some info on the Vyzor editor on the Psicraft site
(http://www.psicraft.com/) as well as som pretty detailed info regarding the
Poly in the Vyzor Evolver User guide that can be downloaded from the site.
Could be some communication mix up or something as I've had a couple very
quick and informative emails from Tony in the last day or two.

Steve,
Cincinnati

----- Original Message -----

From: "Bodie" <bodie@...>
To: <DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, March 25, 2006 5:45 PM
Subject: [Evolver] Vyzor evolver no response


> Since Tony doesnt respond to emails, maybe someone can answer the
> question.  Being a poly owner, does his editor work with the Poly?
>
> Or do we wait for something later?
>
> Tony if you see this, a response would be appreciated, the two emails
> I've sent have gone unanswered over the last month and I'd hate to
> think that's how you'd treat a prospect, let alone a customer.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bodie
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>

Thanks for the responses.  As to the "go find it here" 
responses...perhaps good ol' customer service is something these 
folks aren't aware of? ;-) personal contact is expected to keep 
customers long term (it costs more to acquire than it does to 
retain ;-))...nuff said I'm sure for those that have been there ;-).

When you sell something, answer the questions ;-).  I've received 
personal emails with offers to buy into the beta (very odd as well), 
but no personal responses...so hence my frustration and irritation.  
Running a sound design business, I just need answers so I can move 
forward and make business decisions.  

If it's all about the money, then of course that's the level of 
responsiveness I'd expect...on the other hand if it's about long term 
cultivation of a customer base...then responsiveness will keep you in 
business...

If this sounds "know it all"...perhaps it is, as this comes from 
personally building one of the largest support organizations in the 
world here in Redmond and changing the face of that unit but not 
being able to change management attitudes overall over the last 10 
years there.  SoI've moved off to work for Walt Disney ;-) who is 
also very focused on the customer and their whole experience...so 
perhaps I'm a bit "hyper-sensitized" ;-).

So thanks for the genuinely helpful responses...

Bodie

Hi Bodie,

Thanks for the pointers.

Cheers,

Tony

--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "Bodie" <bodie@...> wrote:
>
> Thanks for the responses.  As to the "go find it here" 
> responses...perhaps good ol' customer service is something these 
> folks aren't aware of? ;-) personal contact is expected to keep 
> customers long term (it costs more to acquire than it does to 
> retain ;-))...nuff said I'm sure for those that have been there ;-
).
> 
> When you sell something, answer the questions ;-).  I've received 
> personal emails with offers to buy into the beta (very odd as 
well), 
> but no personal responses...so hence my frustration and 
irritation.  
> Running a sound design business, I just need answers so I can move 
> forward and make business decisions.  
> 
> If it's all about the money, then of course that's the level of 
> responsiveness I'd expect...on the other hand if it's about long 
term 
> cultivation of a customer base...then responsiveness will keep you 
in 
> business...
> 
> If this sounds "know it all"...perhaps it is, as this comes from 
> personally building one of the largest support organizations in 
the 

> world here in Redmond and changing the face of that unit but not 
> being able to change management attitudes overall over the last 10 
> years there.  SoI've moved off to work for Walt Disney ;-) who is 
> also very focused on the customer and their whole experience...so 
> perhaps I'm a bit "hyper-sensitized" ;-).
> 
> So thanks for the genuinely helpful responses...
> 
> Bodie
>