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Deluded? 
- Version: 3.0.1, 1/25/2008 12:00AM PST
herbieoz
Erroneous concept. At it's best just a novelty item and not worth $40.
The premise for the software is less than sound, but more to the point, the features and promise of skills-based improvements in rudimentary rhythmic recognition made by the software developer are not aligned.
The developer claims that "No-one can teach Rhythm". A totally deluded statement from any perspective.
And further - "How does anybody ever learn? With the monkey-see-monkey-do approach." If you have a dance teacher who teaches like this, they can't teach , so find someone else who CAN teach. This software will not do it for you.
And my final quote from the developer's site - "As much fun as salsa is, when you can stay on the rhythm, you step into another world - a magical world where salsa becomes like heroin. No accomplished dancer wants to descend back into the rhythmless muck." *Sigh* - I think I will let the banality of that quote speak for itself. I suggest that the developer might like to rethink the advertising commentary, the price, the length of the demo, and some of the premises underlying the software.
At best - a significantly over-priced and completely underwhelming novelty item.
The premise for the software is less than sound, but more to the point, the features and promise of skills-based improvements in rudimentary rhythmic recognition made by the software developer are not aligned.
The developer claims that "No-one can teach Rhythm". A totally deluded statement from any perspective.
And further - "How does anybody ever learn? With the monkey-see-monkey-do approach." If you have a dance teacher who teaches like this, they can't teach , so find someone else who CAN teach. This software will not do it for you.
And my final quote from the developer's site - "As much fun as salsa is, when you can stay on the rhythm, you step into another world - a magical world where salsa becomes like heroin. No accomplished dancer wants to descend back into the rhythmless muck." *Sigh* - I think I will let the banality of that quote speak for itself. I suggest that the developer might like to rethink the advertising commentary, the price, the length of the demo, and some of the premises underlying the software.
At best - a significantly over-priced and completely underwhelming novelty item.
You must quit and open SRM again.
Good idea but what a tightwad developer!
Hey! 40 bucks! He will not have my money...