I'd recommend it all day long, especially if you want to run nebula.
I'd wait until a reputable company develops similar software.Speak for yourself fella, jbridge is amongst the top 5 pieces of software I've ever purchased for my studio. Based on my experience, I cannot support the use of a piece of software developed in a guys bedroom in the middle of nowhere portugal. Point is, its not stable, and its not worth supporting someone who is attempting to scam people out of money. As a software engineer myself maybe I am, but I have seen thousands of instances similar to this where someone has goofed something and then translated their anxiety onto someone else to fix it. Some will accuse me at being biased towards the dev. They don't sit around at their computer waiting to provide customer service for their $20 donate ware. While I don't know what has transpired between you and the jbridge dev, I find that patience is sometimes rewarded when dealing with stuff like this. You have already set this up yourself in demo mode so the risk of stuffing it up is small. If its so important to you I would part with the $20 for the windows version. I have done this myself in trying to solve computer related issues. Its unfortunate you bought the incorrect version. You said you ran the demo which says to me the software was working enough for you to part with cash. I also wouldn't necessarily describe Portugal as nowhere. I have also seen amazing and robust software developed by people in their bedrooms. I'm a software engineer and I have seen some of the biggest piles of crap developed by so called CMMI maturity level 5 companies. having said that, I wanted to point out that the aspect of "quality" within software has no relation to where it was developed. I'd wait until a reputable company develops similar software.I get that jbridge did not work out for you and I can't comment on the quality of the jbridge software given my completely OTB setup. I cannot support the use of a piece of software developed in a guys bedroom in the middle of nowhere portugal. I'd wait until a reputable company develops similar software. I have just learned that Jbridge is developed by some shady scammer from portugal.
I purchased the windows version by mistake and the developer is refusing to give me the proper mac version. Having been to the Mac page previously, when I landed again on the windows version of the site, I did not realized that I was on a different page.
There are apparently 2 different sites for the mac and windows versions of the software (who does that), both of which look almost identical. The developer also practices awful customer service.
I was told this was due to limitations of the demo version. Jbridge only caused ableton to continually crash. After having done so I would advise against it for 2 reasons.ġ.
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