...all of them : )

that's the spirit 😉

...is that Marie or Koji ? : )

@@SOUNDDUST Marie used to spark my joy; now Hobbes does. Koji will forever spark my joy.

It's actually quite straightforward...honest : )

Thanks ! Link resent👍

I approve this message 😁

Really sorry, but no it's not likely

Yes, no problem ✌

'Curiosity is the lust of the mind...in a good way' : ) Thomas Hobbes

'The privilege of absurdity; to which no living creature is subject, but man only...and dogs' : ) Thomas Hobbes

comment of the day!

I like it : )

soon, very soon

Thanks for taking the time to comment, always up for helpful suggestions - even if we ignore them : ) The small red 'chaos' dot has been Sound Dust convention since before the dawn of the 'dice' thing, and we hate jumping on bandwagons. There is always an RTFM infographic built into the interface of every instrument that introduces the knobs and their functions - and if you hover your mouse near a cryptic knob a description of its function appears at the bottom of the Kontakt interface . 👍

@@SOUNDDUSTOf course it’s your prerogative to ignore my feedback. Yes, I’m aware of the RTFM page, but I shouldn’t really need it. As a long time customer of yours, up to and including this latest release, I can only say that your design language can be obtuse at times. It isn’t always obvious what is or isn’t a clickable/draggable control, or what the function of small, unlabeled controls might be. I have hundreds, possibly thousands of other hardware and software tools at my disposal (been at this since the 80’s) and I don’t use your NI instruments often enough for the obscure design language to become intuitive. Please don’t read this feedback as hostility, because I’m a big fan of your work. I just wish the interfaces would trend a bit more towards convention in terms of visual language and labeling.

@@deastman2 Thanks again, and I am listening. Believe it or not, I actually try and make things as un-obscure as possible. The development of every instrument is a winding journey of discovery, and it's very easy to get carried away by the process. I try and build instruments that are also a journey of discovery for the user - I think that is what makes Sound Dust what it is - hopefully creative and useful - sometimes a little bit challenging : )

@@SOUNDDUST​​⁠Oh I understand completely! I’ve done software development, graphic design, UI/UX, and a million other related kinds of work for decades. I really don’t want to keep hammering on your work like this because I love everything you do. I also know that you put a lot of effort into fine tuning your interfaces. Undoubtedly they seem intuitive to you because you created them and you know exactly what every button does. I’m merely offering you my reaction as one individual end user.

AW SHUCKS 😄

Hell yes ! all 48 sequencers can be individually any length or rate : )

Oh yeah. "Randomize all" would be very appreciated.

😅 oh gawd, maybe HOBBES is a sign of the times !!! There is a randomize nearly everything button and also several other randomizers , so you can midi learn them all and really go to town 😁 😳

that's the spirit : )

Unfortunately there is no way to share a mixed multi - but very easy to roll your own : )

Cor, Thankyou so much : ) I'm all for being compared to a wonderfully ludicrous, flawed masterwork.