Website and forums

Possible to have an OT type forum - for related but non AM type issues/requests e.g. recommendations for software to use with AM; general working methods; linking up etc

oh my... !

how can i have missed that a forum existed for the most lovelly audio application on earth ???

hello everyone

i'm awerg and i'll be hanging around for time to time now that i found out about this place

viva audiomulch !

No idea how easy this is with drupal, but I think it's a pity that when you successfully sign in you're taken to your user account rather than wherever you were when you clicked "sign in".

I often read the forums without being signed in, then sign in when I want to comment. In this kind of situation I feel like it's not as easy as it should be to get back to the topic I was on.

I posted a new thread in the forum and subscribed to it. Someone replied, but it took like another 24 hours or so before I got the email notifying me. Not a big deal, but I wonder if there is a way to speed that up?

Hi Ross,

Having this many different forums really breaks up the sense of community. I suggest reducing the number and then adding more when you need them, if ever. I suspect that one reason why people use the mailing list instead of forums is the you get everything in one place, and you meet everyone who has posted whenever you download the list, which creates a sense of community. Ideally, the forums could serve to organize the messages, but not break up the sense of community.

Here's my suggestions:

Combine 'Music made with Audiomulch' and 'Performance...'
Combine Mac and PC plugins into one 'Plugins' forum
Combine 'Support...' and 'Bugs and Issues'

This is just off the top of my head.

Doug Gough