Paul Young

Most of my updates fail and it happens on more than one machine. I've had to use the old Windows Installer Clean Up.

https://www.newegg.com/amd-ryzen-5-3600/p/N82E16819113569 Low watt and comes with a cooler. https://www.newegg.com/amd-ryzen-5-5600g-ryzen-5-5000-g-series/p/N82E16819113683 Integrated graphics

Most of them will show as updates if you deleted the 32bit plugins.

For me it is. They only allow for one machine.

My issue is with drive space. Any library will now cost an extra $100-$200. I wanted their woodwinds but no discount on those.

Why does it seem developers have this bad habit of trying to turn computer GUIs into cell phone GUIs? Way too many developers are into changing the paint and less improvements under the hood.

IS there a code? $99 in my cart.

This kind of stuff is too bloated. GB size is more of a turn off for me.

https://www.howtogeek.com/761064/5-ways-the-windows-11-taskbar-is-worse-than-windows-10s/

That's the "safer" sugar for a diabetic unless you want the chemical stuff. Maybe they need to relabel it in grocery stores.

Rumor has it that pros do that. I doubt many orchestra players use the latest and greatest.

I don't need any plugin to do that.

Maybe I should sample my old Meinl Weston convertible marching tuba. I only have a condenser mic. I could sample my pet cockatiel.

I'm gonna have 16 or 17 unused unless they add something to the $49 bracket. Too bad when I click on promotions that is doesn't say "dude you don't have this!" One of these days I'm gonna had to do an all IK project. Imagine what someone whose starting would get for a $49 investment.

Soundforge does a good job too. The only reason why I use it more than Izotope is I'm so familiar with Soundforge workflow. Plus you can use RX inside Soundforge.