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Originally Posted by Mike A
As a new member, and thus someone who has never used RDSS (or any of the other Sartin programs), I have kind of a comment and a question....something to say which hopefully will help someone, and simultaneously help me learn something about the program.
Thanks guys!
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Hi Mike and welcome.
After reading your post and questions it is obvious you bring quite a bit to the table as far as "capping ability."
RDSS has as it's "starting point" YOU the individual user/applier of what is in front of you on the screen. Put your line or lines in gleaned from years of "doing your thing" as they say then look at the results.
Simplest advice I can give you the result of which will answer all your questions is put your hands on it and then grab the demo database. Costs absolutely nothing upfront and you have a weeks worth of tracks to practice and see what shakes out. Take as much time with the program and demo database as you like. You don't have to make any moves til you are ready to play live.
If it turns out you like what you see there you go.
If you think it sucked or wasn't for you walk away from the experience having invested only your time and hopefully a feeling that the folks here seemed sincere and respectful to you.
Regardless of what happens the result to ME is very good karma and we all win Mike.
Again welcome
