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Whether they fall short is a matter of opinion. I don't agree that they "often" make things sound worse. As with any effect you put on a track, it's up to your ears whether they make the audio sound "better" or "worse." Most of them are pretty subtle, like the console emulation in Cakewalk's ProChannel. Since a well-designed physical analog channel strip shouldn't add much color to whatever audio is sent through it, the same goes for an emulation. The design goal of a channel strip is usually to color the sound as little as possible. Accurately emulating a piece of hardware that is designed to have as little effect on the audio as possible seems like it wouldn't be that big a job.

What are you recording? Music, voice over, etc.? How many tracks?

Apologies to you and your good lady. Thanks for the kind words and the worm in your ear 😉 . Most kind.

VoiceMeeter is basically an input/output matrix that is separate from but works in conjunction with CbB. You first want to figure out which VM input picks up the USB mic in its input matrix and then use that port out as a record source for a track input in CbB. Also deactivate any ports that you don't use & don't forget that you can create 'friendly names' for the DAW I/O ports. It can be challenging at first, but I've used it for teaching classes on CbB for many years and does a reasonable job. Once you have the configuration working, ALWAYS save it as a preset, both in the matrix & the DAW.

They've been doing subs for years now, so this version was available as a sub from the start. It's not unusual to see other companies offer subs on Humble either.

That's deep, man!

One Fish, coming up! 😁

No, I did not so far. But when I upgraded Nepheton and Drumazon and Sigmund, this did not overwrite the originals.

Hi Andy Yes YouTube are well, YouTube - a massive faceless monopoly! Thanks so much for the great comments, really appreciated Cheers Nigel

Did you upgrade stony? Does it overwrite the original?

So lately I've been using Voicemeeter, as I have a USB Mic (albeit a condenser one) which obviously you can't turn down the volume on. I just find it makes the recordings sound better. I don't have room for a proper setup in my house so I've had to make do with it. However, I've recently had to re-install it and it's installed all these new drivers with it. To me they all look the same and no matter which one I pick I can't get sound. Do you have any idea how to make this work? Or can you assist me with ways to make my recordings sound better? Other than just reducing gain for mastering, because I already do that. Any help would be appreciated.

Good prices for these rn. Still holding out for nolly x though

You have just won the Laughing Seal of Approval ! Now throw me a fish ! Kenny

French Kiss with out all the makeup ! The pharmacist is Hoping they escalate ! If they do he can sell a box of condominiums . Kenny

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Thanks a lot Nigel! Appreciated. 🙏👍

Hmm, I do live at the world's end, so I guess the CDN is weak here. In the ancient maps my home was called "FINIS TERRA" for a reason.

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It's my favorite clip of theirs because it shows them on the threshold, so to speak. They've just made the major shift in direction from trying to be a white blues band to experimenting with the prog direction? "Peak Hour" is sort of a Who-ish track, but "Nights" and "Tuesday" point to where they're headed. Here's another of my favorite Moody Blues tracks. "Lovely to See You" is their most "what if the Men of Gondor had a rock band?" song, IMO. And a beautiful, open hearted lyric. When I started writing lyrics myself it helped show me that writing emotionally honest and vulnerable lyrics, especially positive ones, is really hard to do. In the little sketch at the beginning, it's Mike Pinder who comes in with the "there you go, man, keep as cool as you can" bit. Here's another favorite clip where they're miming for a TV show. Still showing the beat influence, but now has the 4-voice male choir lead vocal, and is a showcase for Justin Hayward to rip an Indian-flavored guitar solo. I love their clothes and hair and the way they move.

Interesting this thread popped up - I just happened to install Resolve recently to compare it to my Humble sourced Vegas Pro 19.

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