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Spell checker popping up on me makes me feel feel way stupidier. Basic stuff I've mispelled for years are now apparently a thing ? See ? I even misspelled misspelled..... this is not okay.

Real musicians will be the " rare, vintage, boutique " versions of music makers - that turns down requests for dumb songs.

The coolest thing about a tone wheel type organ is the overlay and interactivity in each range. It's really difficult to cop to a specific sound and to even learn what chord intervals are being played. It's all Hocusey Pocusey magic stuff.

I'll give AI a look - as soon " they" figure out how to actually, successfully pull off a working spell-check as a first step.

I consider " 6 ways to do something " a feature. Make your own work flow instead of having it imposed.

I think I've asked for this in the Feedback forum before. This would be a great workflow advance IMHO.

Eeek - I still have 2 K2000R's and 2 PX 1000's with A&B blocks, an AX 1000 module, a D-50 and a TX802, and uh TZ81Z. Anyday now I'm gonna sell them on Reverb.... been saying that for 10 years.

I have a photo of me shaking hands with Jim Marshall way back when I was a young lad. He was doing a promotional tour of local mom and pop music stores in the Chicago area. Nice guy for sure and I just recently learned a bit about the company start-up. I played a gig about a year ago and another band's guitarist had (2) Marshall Jubilee's on stage . Amazing sounding rig for sure.

i think you need to distinguish the difference between Keyboards and Sequencing.

I'd like to see a chord grid / tab / lyric capability that aligns with-in the arranger module. Something more for songwriters / recordist's with export options. I think CbB has done wonders for the electronic midi / synth centrist musician. Real world full scoring is a behemoth of a task.

yes - I've used them a number of times - been a few years for me though, but yea - they've been a good source.

Great idea !

And today - David Lindley.

Wayne Shorter passed today. Best to family and friends. Amazing musician.

Thanks for that - Those guys are the genuine article... great documentary.

I've never been able to draw notes on the inline PRV. This is interesting. But- secondly, make sure snap is turned off?

This like that 3 Stooges episode - where Curly is drilling holes in the bottom of a row boat to let the water out. " Ohhhh - A Water letter outer ! "

You can also set key binding to advance forward - or - back for measures.

Try a small sample - what happens if you don't select the retain pitch switch? Copy a small clip to a new track and test.

Freq-kin hilarious.

I'm curious what would happen if you select all and bounce to clip. ( is that not an option? ) Would that render and dismiss the FX ? or what kind of loss would you in-cure if you simply migrated the track ? My advice would be to render each track - but that's just my workflow routine. I think the worst that could happen is that the plug-in wouldn't be found and you might get a dialogue that it is missing, but the track should hopefully still play.

As if I had a vote - But this thread should be a sticky--or some edited version of one. Noels explanation for us " laymen " is gold. Thanks.

Sorry just saw this response.... yes I'm talking about the Inspector panel. The slider widget there is not easy to guide to a specific number without over running. At times - I'm trying to adjust a key offset ( audibly ), to get an idea of how many keys to edit transpose. A Plus or minus 1 at the edges of the slider would be helpful as well as a numeric input. There seems to be a lot of screen real estate in the inspector window for midi generally. I can think of several ways to expand the current selections for better graphical layout. The transpose is just one that I use pretty regularly.

nice tip! ... thanks.

Maybe a safe guard to reduce a chance of a feedback loop?