>> Michael Haydn wrote: >>> First of all, I'm a developer and not involved in marketing, so I can >>> only give you my private opinion. >>> Logic Pro 7 is the biggest upgrade we ever had and worth every single >>> penny. >>> Even if you have upgraded to Pro 6 yesterday. There are so many new >>> features and enhancements. >>> Buying external plug-ins which might have only an approximate feature >>> set would sum up to at least $1000. >>> So why should you be jealous of someone who hasn't upgraded to Pro 6? >> >> I totally agree with Michael and those who say that this upgrade >> really worths. >> Danilo > > But, the point isn't that the upgrade isn't a big upgrade, or worth > the money. The point is that in a situation where someone could have > gone without logic pro for a few days, and waited, it has cost an > extra $299. That, to me, right now, is a lot. I understand you very well. But anyway, in my little experience, I've seen grace periods working good only with Native Instruments, where the costs are matter of upgrade of a single VST Instrument, like ABSynth or Pro53, or the Komplete Bundles, that aren't upgrades but gorgeus stocks, but that's not the L7 case. We're talking about a DAW, other matter, other costs, and so on. Like all the business, it's a war. Steinberg's SX3 Upgraders had only 1 month of grace period, and that's all. But I don't think we have to be upset at all... Everytime I think about ProTools users, I feel damn lucky boy... I'd have to spend the whole value of my setup to buy a piece of hardware... And change to PC world... Mah! I'm sure, the day when you'll select with your mouse "Install L7", that you'll get rid of what you spent. We're artists, after all. Ciao, Danilo