Record Open Beta!

Record Open Beta is officially on, since yesterday at RecordYou.com :)

Starting today, previous beta testers are no longer under the NDA, so expect most, if not all, future videos to feature Record instead of Reason, while demo'ing some of the devices that will be part of my microRefill KFX project(s).
The Record Open Beta lets you try out a fully working version of Record, using Record's internet authorization. Use the software without limitations as long as you are connected to the internet.
This trial period will last until Record's official release on September 9, 2009.
So, if you want to try the fully working version of Record 1.0 (RC4) until its release, Sept.9th, this is your chance :) ...head on to the site and join Record open beta to download Record!

Comments

  1. NaviRetlavJuly 22, 2009 at 7:19 AM

    I don't like bugs from rc4 , and I will wait for RC5 .
    Now I have RC1 :P

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  2. KoshdukaiJuly 22, 2009 at 7:31 AM

    hmmm... is RC1 more stable for you than RC4 ?

    I'm currently only after a very weird "Unkown exception" I'm still getting with RC4 but it's been very hard to pin down the cause of it.

    Apart from that, RC4 seems better to me than previous versions, including RC1 (where I replicated some bugs that got solved with RC2)

    What are the issues you're having with RC4 ?

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  3. NaviRetlavJuly 22, 2009 at 10:03 AM

    I don't back to RC1 after RC4 , I just didn't download it :P
    I read about it on beta forum and I don't need RC4 with all bugs.
    Now I don't have time for full beta tests ;(

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  4. KoshdukaiJuly 22, 2009 at 10:06 AM

    oh ok, I understand now.

    Well, as I said, I find RC4 much more stable than previous RC's :)

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