Ketron updated the Audya info:
http://www.ketron.it/news/index.asp?idNews=35

GJ


Btw, on the website of a Norwegian musicstore/dealer it say that now
the Audya are updated and ready for sale.....
Suppose that means it is not a Beta still under developement?
And the price is at the same high level as announced for a long time
now.

[This message has been edited by Gunnar Jonny (edited 03-13-2009).]

The Audya will Always be in Beta mode, it cant be a finished product, it will always be in
devellopement since is some kind of Open System,
not completely open but it has some features of
Open System Source. The only Open Source for now that i know is the MS, not even Wersi is like that.

Hi Nedim

Don’t confuse Open Source with Open Architecture.

Open Source

Means the user has access to the code of the OS/Program and so can modify it to suit their needs.

Open Architecture (In its basic form)

Means you can use other manufactures software within the instrument itself.

Mediastation

Uses the Linux OS which means you have access to the OS source code, thus allowing you in depth modification (However please remember that many VST instruments and 3rd party software that you can use on the Mediastaion are not Open Source, and so can only be updated by the manufacture)

Wersi

Uses open Architecture and rums on a Windows Platform, this means that most music software that can be run on a PC, can be run on the Wersi

Audya

Is a closed system, in that all software has to come from the manufacture to work?

General

Most sounds and styles con be converted from one manufacture to another, however with closed hardware systems, it becomes much more difficult to do (Although if you search the web you will be surprised at what can be converted)

Hope this clears up the confusion.

Regards

Bill

You are right Bill, nowadays you can convert anything to anything...as far as the Audya
goes even the windows are closed not just the doors.

i know "How to improve the utilization of Audya"

wanna know?


make it available , now there's an idea...