Meanwhile I don't believe 2Box that they are working on the editor. Louis needed about 2 weeks to release a first version of his editor including the reverse engineering of the sound format. And 2 more weeks later, maybe with some support from 2Box, he released version 1.0.
Until now i couldn't read a credible explanation why 2Box needs many months to do the same.
Manfred
Manfred why are you comparing how long it takes to make these two pieces of software? You are assuming that the features provided by Louis' sound tool editor (good job Louis by the way) are equal to the features that the 2Box editor will have. And of course, that cannot be done as noone has used it yet. This is by no means an attack on dsoundtool, because I haven't used it and I don't know how many features it has, but I'd be willing to bet Dsoundtool does not have a GUI with the ability to drag and drop files onto seperate pads direct into the kit.
I would say that the 2Box software will most likely have far more features than dsoundtool offers, and therefore will be more complex to develop, hence it will take longer to write, especially if its being written by 1 or 2 people - but again we don't know how many people are working on it really, so please people, lets just wait for it.
Your point that it is not good to advertise features that are not available at the time of sale, I would agree with of course. They should make it clear to new buyers that the tool is not ready yet, as they have already done this here on the forum.