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The Event Manager is accessed via the View button. It only filters what is viewed. To delete specific events, press Delete. The three columns that seem to be unlabeled are Data. For Notes, the Data is: Note, Velocity, Duration.

"This runs better that Windows 11." If that's the case, I'll stick with Win 10.

I don't know. Normally, if I want to find out a price, I'd login, add it to my cart, look at the price, and then remove it from the cart without purchasing it. In this case, since you don't have MODO MAX yet, I am not sure how you can find out. Maybe contact IK Support?

Yup! Excellent suggestion. Several weeks ago I reclaimed a whole bunch of GB on my external Multi-TB HDD. As you may recall, I was trying to problem solve issues with Syntronik 2. So I had multiple zip and unpacked zips ranging from CS, SE, Full, and then the GB equivalent of MAX including some with malformed container files. Hmmmm. Just reclaimed another 12.5 GB by deleting two SYN2 SE zip files. And another 4.8 GB deleting TONEX zip files. 🙂 Feels great!!!!!

Just to be clear in case new consumers of IK products don't know, the brand new SampleTank packs are not in Total Studio MAX 3.5. Neither are other products that came out after TS MAX 3.5 came out.

Another option (discussed in a number of other IK related deals threads) is to wait for upgraded products to include gear which has been released since the current versions. However, if the $30 in jam points will be expiring before then, that might a difference.

By my estimation, Total Studio 3.5 MAX for $99 makes more sense because it includes Amplitube 5 MAX plus much more if someone qualifies for the MAXgrade. Suggestion: check the price of TS 3.5 MAX while logged in to see if you qualify for the $99 upgrade.

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Outstanding colors!!!!

I am not sure what the rules of different countries are but from what I have seen, in the US employees generally do not own the company they work for.

For those who didn't get the memo:

Anyone have experiences (good or bad) with the Riser, Structure, or Strike? I have downloaded the pdfs and based on those I might try the demos. I'd be especially interested to know if Structure and Strike can use our own samples. Thanks. None of the formats I use, but with all the red flags, maybe its a bless in disguise. I didn't see a section with red flags. But these almost seem like more trouble than they are worth.

https://cherryaudio.com/products/synth-stack-3 Be sure to check into your Cherry Audio account if you want to see your discount for ownership of other CA instruments included in the newest Synth Stack. Disclosure: It shouldn't take a rocket scientist (or a Ph.D.) to figure out that my 66% discount off the current introductory sale price / 75% discount off the "list" price means I like CA products. Addendum: It couldn't hurt to shop for steep discounts (plus the benefits of reseller rewards) on CA products at resellers and then look for the impact on the discount for Synth Stack 3.

Thanks for sharing this wonderful contemporary classical masterpiece and thanks for posting the score. I am not so much into detailed score analysis but following along today reminded me of the times I would bring a mini score to an orchestra concert. I tend to notice things more while at the same time appreciating the music (e.g., tracking "motivic" sections visually as well as hearing them as they jump around, etc.). Thank you for sharing your music!

Glad to see you found GearBox and got the pedal working.

If you mean the Studio Instruments Suite (SI-Bass Guitar, SI-Drum Kit, SI-Electric Piano, SI-String Section) Did you install them? Do they show up in the Instrument Plug-ins Browser? If so, use Insert Instrument to set up tracks for each. You can set the Input of each track to Virtual Controller, but I just tried "All External Inputs" and "All Inputs" and those worked for me, too.

Interesting. My Win 10 Pro PCs are older (they were manufactured to include Win 7) and I am not sure what DX Libraries they support. So maybe the Win 10 installations detected something about my on-board chips and installed some of the older libraries? TTS-1 has worked consistently on my Audio PCs.

So far the only manual I have found that addresses the KB37 is this manual. It includes the following: GearBox 3.7 sounds like it might be configuration software. Hope this helps. PS: I have an E-Mu sound module/sequencer from the early 2000s that has several footswitch jacks. Their assigned function is configurable from the front panel (2 x 24 LCD) as well as through MIDI Sysex commands. Evidently, you need to go through GearBox 3.7. I have not found in the Line 6 manual information about switch settings (normally on / normally off). My box does auto detection. The "polarity" switch on the pedal confuses me because to me polarity implies voltage not the circuits state (normally open/normally closed). I think the pedal's switch is marked XC and XO. Its hard to see. Perhaps that refers to Closed and Open? If you had a volt-ohm meter you could test that. If the keyboard doesn't have auto detect and you can set it the jacks to function as a hold/sustain using GearBox 3.7, you should be able to test it using the switch. Personally, I'd try a VOM first just in case. Also, I'd use either MIDI-OX or CbB's event list to see if the keyboard converts the switch to midi data. Hope this helps. BTW, out of curiosity, does the pedal have a battery or an input for a power supply/wall-wart?

In terms of 1974 dollars for an original Minimoog purchased in 1974, $5,000 in 2022 dollars is cheap by comparison. But in terms of software alternatives available in 2022, $5,000 in 2022 dollars could buy a nice audio PC to run the software!

Earlier today I did a quick test. In real time (i.e., not playback) the PRV keyboard showed keypresses from my usb/midi keyboard. Both virtual controllers (qwerty keyboard and piano keyboard) created activity flashes in a midi track which was linked to a soft synth as did the usb/midi keyboard. All 3 produced sound from the keypresses. However, only the usb midi keyboard triggered the notes in the PRV's keyboard (visual feedback the notes were triggered). Neither of the two virtual keyboards did. (Yes, I changed the octave range of the virtual piano controller to match my usb keyboard keypresses.) I don't use the PRV so I have no way of knowing if the PRV keyboard is supposed to visually represent notes triggered from the virtual controllers. Just wondering about that.

My mom loved this concert. I inherited her copy of the VHS I think I gave her after she saw the concert on TV. We were all so much younger back then. Thanks for sharing the link.

I think it went up after October 31st. I also saw it was $5 a few hours ago. Maybe when they put it up as free through Oct 31st, they know about the current sale?

Thanks for the reply and especially the marked up image. Due to an issue I have with grey on grey, I didn't see the stacked boxes. However, once I magnified the image about 500%, I saw some faint boxes in the background.