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All good reasons.

No problems, I can wait a bit

Sorry for the delay, my friend. Life has been a bit of a blur recently, and I had gotten out of the habit of checking up on things. All taken care of. Thank you for your patience.

Indeed he did.

Thank you Andy. No problems about the delay. Life does get like that sometimes.

I'm now enjoying your excellent themes. Thank you.

Hey there, fellers. Just thought I'd let you all know that my faithful old MacBook Pro 4,1 finally bit the dust this week. I've never had a more reliable machine, and I need to compile a list of everything I accomplished on that thing. It served me well... I think it will be enshrined.

Alas, it is time to move on. Just today I took ownership of a brand new MacBook Pro 11,3. This retina display is simply unbelievable. Needless to say, I feel my work on my themes will take on a whole new perspective, as I can see things in a way I've never been able to before.

Here's to the future, my friends!!

Amplidood

Sorry to hear you MacBook bit the dust! Here's to the new one!

Hello Andy _

I only just realized that MOTU had included links on this activity on it's official site about of Digital Performer Themes .
I had seen it on their Facebook page but now I am surprised and delighted .

Hear! Hear!

• The MacBook is Dead!
  Long Live the MacBook!

And a special computer that was. It changed Digital Performer. Or rather its owner did, using it as a tool. Hardly a day goes by that I don't stop and think about how that little thread of genius grew into a whole movement that gave us all what we didn't even think was possible. But once we saw it, there was no turning back. People started pouring in for a look, and they wanted it, too. They even bought DP so they could have it. And MOTU could not help but to notice that.

Now, the people at MOTU use Themes in their ads, often showing several different themes in different windows. If appearances didn't matter, people never would have invented paint! After version 6, appearance was the thing I liked the least about DP. It was so stark and glaringly bright. But even in the distant past I'd often wished that I could have a dark interface with light data for directing a live show, especially in the wings where I was visible to part of the audience. I wanted a warmer colored interface in general, just for helping to elevate my mood, working long hours in DP. Now I have either one, and more!

Thanks, Andy, and thanks to your old MacBook. See that its departure receives at least a word of respect from the community.

Shooshie

I got a retina for me aging eyes. Not for production but for all the biz stuff. It does indeed enlighten me!

I wonder how long till massive retina screens are available.

Wow, that's amazing that MOTU did that. Just goes to show you never know everything that's going to happen.

Wow with this new Retina I'm rediscovering navigation tricks with DP. Like creating a bunch of Show/Hide track groups for the Sequence Editor... so easy to jump around and see what I need. Creating a Show/Hide only group for a MIDI track and its VI is just wonderful. I only have one pane in the Consolidate window at a time, so I really helps me focus on what's useful about each section. I'm more proud of my themes than ever now as well!! When I get time I'm going to do some tweaks and get creative again...

A useful feature I'm going to suggest to MOTU is the ability to anchor the Mixer to the left or the right of the screen. That way, with my Show/Hide groups, I can always have it growing or shrinking from the right side of the screen, not covering up what I'm seeing in the edit windows. Also, If choosing to anchor from the right side, the track selector should be on the right as well.

Hmmm. Interesting. Could you make a little video of this andy. Sounds like something I could use!

I love bastardizing my own themes

Is that like MelloWarm?

Warm mellow Gotham

Nice andy ! Me want when done!