AtomicJeff
Experienced
I like it - very nice!
It's a surprisingly powerful unit.
I think that in a forum the fundamental thing is to share one's experiences or if one is jealous of his own work sell it… but if he really doesn't want to do either of the two things he could at least answer. To post videos of "how good I was" I think there are other more suitable socials.
Respectfully: you are not entitled to a response or presets. Nagging the OP is not a good look, either.
Uh, this section is called “FM3 Recordings”. It’s for recordings of people playing through the FM3. I don’t get how you’re projecting this weirdness on the guy.
Respectfully that was what I thought
even an answer is a sign of respect
This is the Internet, for better or worse.
I can't imagine someone's personal situations. I didn't want to make any controversy it was just what I thought. I'm sorry if he is having problems and everyone is free to do what he wants (sell, share or don't answer) but if you continue to judge my intentions which weren't bad towards anyone it's not the right forum. here we talk about music, presets, experiences and sharing.
I am hoping to god that your understanding of English is very poor, or you’re using some sort to translator that is completely screwing with what you really want to say. For instance, why on earth would you assume he is “having problems”? Some people have lives and don’t spend their life on the internet and especially forums. I’ll put it as clear as possible. To any English speaking person your comments are rude and ironically, incredibly judgmental and strangely presumptuous.
We can put it to rest, but I can’t let you give a back handed insult on the way out. It’s not about speaking perfectly, it’s about what you said and the tone that came through clearly. This has nothing to do with Italians being “nice” and “those nasty English”.
I’m certain that if I spoke poorly in Italian to an Italian and the tone that came across was like yours I would get disgruntled attitudes. There are plenty of members here who are obviously not an English first language speaker, but still can be understood without any negative issues.