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That can't be answered in general, because it depends on whether you installed the included plugins when installing the individual program versions or not. As far as I know, CbB doesn't have any plugins on board that aren't included in the other two program versions you listed, so you could uninstall them. The question is, since the core of each installation is relatively small, is the risk of uninstalling them worth it? Perhaps it would be a good idea to simply remove the two programs from the desktop?

I like the idea of a free version of Cakewalk Sonar, thank you, Bandlab. The software version changes and the constant switching from: no development to free CbB to Cakewalk Sonar to free Calewalk Sonar to subscription and others leaves too much room for speculation and leaves a confused user base, in my opinion. Please,please, please go on to develope my favourite and best DAW of all and, if you ask me, give us a perpetual license

Boring.

1.Right, your are too young 2. you know everything about the birth of fusion. 3. You are full on topic.

Right, everybody who likes Bitches Brew by M.Davis is a Hippy and doesn' t know anything about real Jazz.

Say xoo.....

That's all ?

https://www.mossgrabers.de/Software/ConvertWithMoss/ConvertWithMoss.html ConvertWithMoss Converts multisamples in a specific source format to a different destination format. Furthermore, it can create multisample files from plain WAV files. The following multisample formats are supported: 1010music blackbox, tangerine, bitbox (preset.xml) Ableton Sampler (*.adv, *.adg) Akai MPC Keygroups (*.xpm) CWITEC TX16Wx (*.txprog) DecentSampler (*.dspreset, *.dslibrary) Expert Sleepers disting EX (*.dexpreset) Korg KMP/KSF (*.KMP) Korg wavestate/modwave (*.korgmultisample) Logic EXS24 (*.exs) Multisample Format – Bitwig Studio, Presonus Studio One (*.multisample) Native Instruments Kontakt 1-7 (*.nki) – destination only Kontakt 1 Propellerhead Reason NN-XT (*.sxt) Sample Files: AIFF, FLAC, OGG, NCW, WAV files SFZ (*.sfz) SoundFont 2 (*.sf2) TAL Sampler (*.talsmpl) Waldorf Quantum MkI, MkII / Iridium / Iridium Core Yamaha YSFC format (read/write: Montage, MODX/MODX+, read (waveforms only): Motif XS, Motif XF, MOXF, Montage M).

Sorry I posted it too late for you, I thought that the plugin would be free until June 6th, but the number of free licenses is limited.

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Yep , there was a gig of Gong in a Club called Welcome in Niedersachsen, Hützel in the 70ths, Gong had a very impressiv sound ., all about the Vibraphone and the Drums.

Listening to the following albums were the first steps into music for me: Woodstock 1 ,2 Deep Purple in Rock The Who Quadrophenia Leonard Cohen best off Miles Davis, sketches of spain These are the first albums I still remember. There are hundreds, maybe thousands of others.

Me not.😎 This has been discussed a. thousand times. Answer : May be in the future................................

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