The ACA will now have a vote in the direction of Pro Tools

[zedhed]

Originally Posted by Bob Olhsson

Broadcast consolidation has made Avid utterly dependent on just a handful of customers. That's why their income is so volatile.

All their eggs in one basket then?

[Bob Olhsson]

Originally Posted by zedhed

All their eggs in one basket then?

Yes but not by choice and they are by no means alone in having this problem.

[tamasdragon]

Originally Posted by Bob Olhsson

Yes but not by choice and they are by no means alone in having this problem.

Although some may be out of the bad luck because they've been bought out, but as far as I know, almost the same happened to TC, Midas, SSL, Studer, etc. Countless companies. I won't say that Avid are doing its things the right way but surely it's hard time to find the right and prosperous path.

[Bob Olhsson]

The only thing Avid has done that I can't understand from my knowledge of Avid's largest customers is a web site that fails to provide easy to find information that Avid's customers require in order to use their products. My guess is that they outsourced this to a marketing company.

[@tention]

I have voted quite a while ago. The vote was counted as one more Nuendo installation and one 11HD that does not buy into the upgrade plan nonsense

[V5V]

Originally Posted by leftalive

[...] I just don't want to find out that bugs lingered or enhancements to existing workflows stagnated because a room full of people wearing Rift's and Vive's spent the spring/summer bumping into each other in a crowded room.

If you're going to post remarks like that, you need to be prepared to come over here and clean the LOL-spit off my computer screen!

The mind-movie of blindfolded hipsters looking like uncontrolled bumper cars is going to be playing in my head all day...