> To keep it related to Logic, I suppose you could begin by making it > available only via Logic Platinum. Please try not to introduce elitism where it is not justified. One reason I chose Audio (Silver), apart from the BigBox promo, is because it does exactly what I need, mainly MIDI sequencing and audio recording. I have mainly hardware synths, samplers and outboard effects (which, IMHO sound better, but I'm not going to start a flamewar over that old chestnut again...). Otherwise I think all the points raised are excellent. Hey, maybe we could have a slogan competition?! The winner getting a lifetime's supply of kudos :-) > That way you at least know those looking to get published are serious > enough to fork over several hundred dollars in the process (piracy > aside). Or how about someone who has forked out several thousand dollars for hardware? If you want to get elitist about it I could say that all you Platinum users are the cheapskates, making do with poor software imitations of the real thing. But that would be wrong, so I won't. > To be objective about it, the ability to publish direct to > Apple's music service is worth the price of Logic alone for those who > are truly serious about Logic. Minor semantics issue here: "serious about Logic" does not imply "serious about music". I *think* you meant the latter... > ...and if the music service really takes off, it could be one of the > greatest selling points for Logic and the Macintosh. Absolutely!! > Think of it: oh, oh, my turn: "Mac: The Musician's Logical Choice" Neil -- Neil Johnson :: Computer Laboratory :: University of Cambridge :: http://www.njohnson.co.uk http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~nej22 ---- IEE Cambridge Branch: http://www.iee-cambridge.org.uk ----