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@MichaelJohn - Thanks for the comments - I played/programmed everything apart from the vocals so I'm pleased about your musicianship comment! I've dug into some of the synth patches and cleaned them and re-uploaded...I'll get a version that really works soon.

Deep Purple, Yes, Hawkwind, Pink Floyd, Rush, Dream Theater...

Cakewalk socks please!!!!!

Thanks! Apart from a tad of reverb on the vocals (some of which was on the source material...annoyingly), there's none to remove ?

No.

Still muddy, eh? I've got to work out where as I've cut a lot of mud (I thought, anyway). Ho hum...back to the drawing board (I've got some ideas to enhance it anyway with some drum changes, so it's a good excuse). Thanks all! UPDATE: I've had another go at demuddying...I spotted the kick had an insane amount of sub on it which I'd missed!

Not so much on this one, I thought!

Nothing. Many softsynths don't respond to patch changes. They're just designed that way. Put a second one on a different track with a different patch selected via its UI.

My guess is the Apollo is another interface that sets MMCSS in the (ASIO) driver - might be a setting in its control panel you can change?

Really lovely - reminiscent of lots of synth artists, but still your own unique feel.

I want. NOW!

We've all done it ? Forum etiquette suggests adding [SOLVED] to the subject line so people know it's all done now.

I remixed with some of those points in mind - same URL as before. Note that the vocalist (bless him) provided me with pre-reverbed tracks, so I had to work with them...challenging to say the least!

I'd like this too.

I did wonder that - the perils of trying to mix on just my HDMI output!

Pretty cool! You've been around the Cakewalk forums for a long time so it's good to see a familiar "face" do well.

Search for yoga scorpion pose and really grimace!

I didn't have the luxury of time (and getting some things reinstalled would have been problematic, like some old DXi instruments) so I took a punt: I was amazed. Apart from a couple of plugins that needed reauthorisation (BFD2 was one - Melodyne too, I think) the only thing that failed to copy across and work, ironically, was Visual Studio (the version I had wasn't supported under Windows 10) - annoyingly, the uninstaller didn't work under Windows 10 either, so I had a bit of a job cleaning it up in the end ?

I've done it and it worked fine (Intel Quad Core to AMD Ryzen), *and* upgrading from Windows 7 to Windows 10 at the same time. But I wouldn't guarantee it.

From Project5: An excellent "FSU" plug-in. And the DSPfx plugins which came with a very(?) early version of SONAR. And the Project5 reverbs (not amazing, but easy and good enough sometimes). I wish BitBridge had dealt with DirectX effects too.

A bit of a change from me (so not another spacey instrumental) and still a bit of a work in progress as I'm collaborating with a vocalist I've not worked with before (he's gone for a Black Mountain vocal vibe, or so he claims!): https://www.dropbox.com/s/rqewhj2y17bxfoq/Future Shock.mp3?dl=0 Don't try to dance to this one.

Oh well...I've definitely heard of cases where too high a buffer caused issues. Post it as a cwb somewhere so someone else can test (if you're OK with that, of course)?

Also, just for giggles, try reducing ASIO buffer to 1024 or less.

Some questions... - What would the AI do that the current (well-defined) algorithms don't achieve? - Who would do the training of the AI? - Who would build the inference models for the AI (this isn't traditional DSP-type knowledge needed)? - How well would it run on a current/future processing (look at the specialised AI triaining/inference processors that Intel and nVidia make and compare to a normal CPU)?

Definitely Floydian (Shine On especially). Nice.