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Different but familiar at the same time. Mix works here.

Growly, works

@equality Now I is better I would have listened but the link appears to have vapourised.

I do like that SD2 Avatar.kit something so usable about it. Sounds OK here the bass is present without being overbearing. The mix generally is fine I can hear all the different voices in the soundstage, which appears well arranged. Worth a

Only either very brave or very stupid people cover the Beatles from this time, I am aware, Kevin, you are not stupid. Good job, good interpretation, mix works here.

Nigel I listened to this on YouTube when I was being ill a couple of weeks ago, sorry if I didn't leave a like I could barely use the remote. As ever up to your usual quality.

Nigel I listened to this on YouTube when I was being ill a couple of weeks ago, sorry if I didn't leave a like I could barely use the remote. As ever up to your usual quality.

Interesting, Hats a bit forward in comparison to the rest of the kit. Could be a Hawkwind tune, space rocking.

Feels like driving music, sounds OK here

You have just push another one of the other buttons. It is not the mods we just work, voluntarily, to the guidelines we are given. It is not censorship it is product management.

@MIDInco Cakewalk software first appeared for Microsoft DOS in the late 1980's. It was created by Greg Hendershot, under a company called Twelve Tone Inc. At that time I was using an Amiga as I didn't have £2000.00+ to purchase a PC. I believe Greg was still about in the early 1990's, but did eventually move on. Will it survive? Who knows, it has survived some 36+ years and a couple of different owners. The Cakewalk Wikipedia page will tell you most of this. All I can tell you is that Bandlab has done more for Cakewalk in the last 6 years than Roland or Gibson ever did.

@MIDInco as to if anyone from the old team persist, who knows, I have been using Cakewalk software since 1992, that 32 years, I have never known, there are a couple of names that pop up but if they are staff from then and as to how long, no idea.

My experience of it means, and position here, it would be inappropriate for me to agree with you, ( 😉 😉), but it is not likely to be censored, possibly moved to the local den of iniquity.

I suggest you ask/tell the right person I don't have edit access.

@MIDInco as noted by @Colin Nicholls really 1 & 2 are none of our business, regarding 3, who are we to question Bandlab Technologies business plan. Back to 1. As far as I know, when Gibson closed SONAR down on the 17th of November 2017, that is what they did they closed it down. How do I know this because I got an email telling me that Gibson had shut it down with immeadiate affect. I will let you contemplate what that actually meant.