After about 10 hours of murderous study and burn-out (i.e., frequent saves) ...
Prominy is beginning to make sense. Prominy is a delicate jigsaw puzzle that requires reading the Prominy and Chart manuals forward and backwards. The Chart manual has 64 un-paged pages!
Ouch!
Who’d ever thought that electric guitar was the most complex instrument on the planet? Intimidating abbreviations exist in Prominy for virtually every conceivable guitar term.
Ouch! Remember NI and Prominy, we are non-guitarists trying to fake the real guitarists! No real guitarist is going to waste his/her time with Prominy. Only guitar losers and abusers like me. I had to look up about 100 guitar terms before beginning to understand Prominy.
So why are
'advanced programs' so un-advanced with help files? Prominy is sweet, but like Roland's Japanese manuals, there is no incremental flow to the paragraphs. No tutorials!
Today I had witnessed about 10 NI-Prominy induced Sonar crashes. To be fair, I crashed half of them while waiting 5-10 minutes to download ‘Multi’ instruments. Hitting ‘Cancel’ during sample-downloads, while piling up the RAM, guarantees S7 to crash.
There is a reason for 5-10 minutes to download ‘Multi’ instruments: Once you have 20 instruments in the Kontakt Player in delicate balance, you can MIDI switch between them and weed out (delete) the instruments you don’t want. Then save your combo as a preset.
Today, I installed the update patch, which may have a demo or 2.
I've already integrated Prominy in one song with excellent hopes. I suspect I'll make a few guitarists jealous out there, if they can tell the difference: HA!ha!
(I welcome any comments from NI- Prominy fans and non-Prominy fans.)