Wookiee

@Larry T. glad to hear it brought back happy memories, thanks for the ears and comments.

That was the first furry thought when the vocal kicked in over the funky bass line. Nice stuff mix works well here.

I can honestly say I enjoyed it.

Thanks Tom, if the furry brain is correct it was the original SD 2 New York Avatar kit but the SD 3 version. I will check and confirm.

If a plug-in is fully compliant with the rules of the SDK I would agree but it has been proven that not all plug-ins are fully compliant. By removing the plug-in you establish an initial point to assess where the issue may be. As to it working in an alternate DAW proves nothing other than it has been tested in that DAW and potentially fixed to work in that DAW. It is a shame that CbB is so frequently ignored by developer's when you consider that Cakewalk developer's identified a fault in Steinbergs own SDK for VST3!

Mr G. Krupa was one of the drummers my drum mentor suggested I should study. Interesting retake @David Sprouse

Probably true, re knowing a Jackass, as ever another aural adventure.

Thanks, I put the whole drum sound down to Boz Digital's implementation of David Bendth's +10dB compressor and New York/parallel mode. Again thanks for your continued support.

So do I as I was trying to imply this did not keep my attention, unfortunately.

I like the squelchy Bass but I am with Tom need to trim some of the fat as I found my furry mind wondering off and not really listening.

We all have day, weeks years even when we feel uninspired, But little pieces like this can work as a spark, this has some potential I await your development (or not)

The BBC film prom normally features something from him, I love the proms they are an inspiration.

Thanks Andy appreciated.

@markno999 just to say JB = James Bond not John Barry

@user6808463577169165 what happens if you disable or remove that plugin. If removing or disabling cures the problem then the issue is with the plugin not CbB?

Have you check the Windows Event viewer for a clue?

Thank you glad you enjoyed this.

Thanks Nigel nice to know you found this great. As ever your continued support is much appreciated.

As I am not a big fan of JB I am not familiar with the tune, but this renditions sounds very good and does not, to these furry ears, suffer from sample library syndrome. Nice job Mark JB = James Bond, not John Barry ?

This is a little different from the Jazz/fusion stuff of late Steve. Mix works well here on the Adams.

Pleasant easy on the ears piece.

Make sure it's completely uninstalled. Run a registry cleaner like Ccleaner. Then use the Web installer to install a clean full install. Ccleaner is a free download.

Thank you David, this has a couple of subtle modulations to add some harmonic movement. Thanks for your kind words and continued support.

Thank you @markno999 nice to hear this chilled you, your ears and comments are appreciated.

https://www.bandlab.com/the_wookiee/music-for-lifts-2-d97829e0?revId=8ad24b73-3fac-ec11-997e-0050f280f352 Toys used Roland Cloud D50 Cherry Audio Mercury-4 Cherry Audio MemoryMode with some RackMode String Filter Superior Drummer 3 Composed played recorded and finalised in Cakewalk by Bandlab Mixed using stock plugins.