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Terry Kelley

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  1. I interpret it as: 1. You are activated. 2. But not for long. This is how long you have. They could certainly be put in one pop up.
  2. I haven’t noticed anything significant either way. Others can chime in. i have a couple of VST loaded projects that won’t play cleanly unless I freeze some tracks and there was no improvement with Sonar. I’m fine with that because I know these are excessively loaded with VSTs. The biggest culprits are the sample based VSTs.
  3. I seriously doubt Bandlab will come on this forum to argue. Go to them directly. The developers aren't responsible for representing the marketing plans of Bandlab. Posting about it here is pointless. The developers have plenty to do. Let them do it.
  4. Yeah just get used to clicking the clip. Not always but usually.
  5. I must say, CbB/Sonar has one of the best first-look UIs around. I still compare others to it.
  6. Hey, I still use Cool Edit 2000. Works like a champ and I have it integrated into CbB via AZSlow’s tools. That’s right, I live in the past!
  7. Join the Reaper and Studio One forums. There are lots of people that came over from Sonar/CbB and have great tutorials for making the switch. I would say more but this isn’t the place to deep dive the competition.
  8. Maybe Bandlab is going to come up with a one-time pay price that undercuts everyone else and they corner the market!
  9. The "Bakers" don't have any control over the rollout plan. They said it before and can say it again. They aren't setting the prices and terms - Bandlab is. We should be sending emails and comments to Bandlab and let the developers work on the program in peace. The problem with these types of "get your music heard" subscriptions is they don't work. Of the people I have spoken too about Bandlab, Landr, Soundcloud, etc. people rarely go there to find new music. They hear it elsewhere and go to these place to find what they heard. Now many of these places do distribute your music to various sites (Youtube, Amazon, Spotify, Pandora, Jango, etc.) for a cost (to you) but in the end, playing live is how you get exposed. Tossing a bunch of tracks on Soundcloud and then having them distributed will pretty much get you nothing - most of the time. There are some success stories but they are rare. I really don't want to have to buy/pay/rent/subscribe to sites like this. I want a DAW. It's simple. A DAW. Bandlab is not a carrot.
  10. And they won't disable your magazine if you cancel the subscription
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