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Well IIRC we all started talking about the new update including the old CW plugins such as DimPro, RapPro, and even some other stuff. Unless someone started talking about something else... Maybe they didn't like the pics of Ming... I mean Meng, that was posted. If that's the reason, it's all @craigb fault!!

Me too.

Yeah, but those looks like they are working. I also noticed the "feaux pictures". Is that burlap on them? Not a bad idea at all.

Another revival in tweaking...

When I saw this title I thought it was "another free reverb!" Then I watched the video. Interesting. Might check this out.

I can't see if Codemeter offers a "Service" of zero downtime. You know like the iLok people do.

Must be... they are outta stock now!!

They were in Seattle when they were renting. But now his fiance has gotten a permanent job up there and the job is in Olympia, they moved to that place.

Never saw that!! LOL!

@daryl1968 In this post you have a pic of the J37 No. 1 Look at the Master knob right below the name plate!! That thing is wore down!!

No i did not!!! LMAO!!

That looks good. I have my place setup in one of my upstair bedrooms. Very similar in dimensions to yours. I like those bass traps in the corners. Ummm?

Being from down south here, and having my son recently make the move to Washington, am I right in assuming that these are referring to Vancouver and Portland? And can I use that in a conversation safely when I visit!!?

Saw him with Fleetwood Mac several years ago. He held mostly true to the originals. But he did it in a way that was totally his style. You could tell, but it didn't matter because he did it so well. I recently learned (after the concert) that Stevie Nicks wanted to be in the Heartbreakers. Watching and listening to her and Campbell together I think she could have pulled it off. You could tell she was just feeding off of his style, the way he played the songs. Hell the whole band was! I always liked Mike's playing, his style, his phrasing, he was just kool! After that concert I had a lot more respect for him and believe he is a really under rated player. What I seen and heard him do with Fleetwood Mac that night... I don't think anyone else could have done as good a job. The guy from Crowded House was the Singer. And he really did a great job too. Excellent vocals. It really was a great concert that I wasn't expecting. Made me wish I could have seen Tom and the Heartbreakers live.

So this means no more ilok?

LOL!!

I have seen them before but never was able to get my hands on it to actually play the thing. Was always curious about them.

But will it be heeded?

He is correct. The samples.of Modo Drums do expire.

Interesting. Thanks Larry.

What !!? I have no idea what you talking 'bout Willis!!

LOL!! Hit the nail on the head.

When I was in school long time ago, they use to tell us that there were millions and millions of galaxies. Each one had millions upon millions of stars. Today we now know that galaxies have billions of stars. And there are trillions of galaxies. Those numbers are hard to wrap your head around. Our country owes money to someone in the double digits trillions!!! Around 31 trillion.

That's what blew my mind. Here I am a 58-62 year old, hippie, pothead, hard rock/metal head, just going see RHPS for the first time in my life at a live production! Everyone there was diehard RHPS fans and veterans of the midnight shows. When my wife gave me "my" bag of "stuff" I asked her "WTF am I going to do with this?" She told me just trust her, that I was going to have fun. I could not believe all the interaction of the audience. And here I was, going all along with it! And yes I had a great time. Would do it again.

LOL! It wasn't. And I need to apologize for coming off so negative in my response. Playing out live all those years was some of the best times of my life. I was just contemplating my own present "physical shape I am in" and realized hauling equipment would be harder on me that I may think. No, I do not want to discourage anyone from the joys of playing to a live audience. It is something every musician must experience.