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michaelhanson

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  • Birthday 12/05/1961

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  1. I wish it were that easy. The problem is that they can all make there own decisions, but then they vary from staying with national standards. 😀 Our customers expect the same experience at NAMM or CES.
  2. I'm a national operations manager and my job consist of holding meetings with our Branch locations all over the US and Canada. So, for me, it makes total sense to not go to an office when my office is really MS Teams. I travel quite a bit, so I am still face to face with people as well. At this stage in my career, I find working from home to be a huge blessing. I also have the discipline to do so. I might not have had that discipline in my younger years. Eliminating 2 hours of travel and replacing that with sleep has been great for my overall health.
  3. I'm not really worried about that, as I'm 3 years from retirement.
  4. I can relate. A little over 2 years ago I became full time remote at my work position. My office serves both as a studio and remote work office. Two separate computer systems, each with a set of dual monitors. Lunch hours often become recording sessions.
  5. It takes a while to transition to Studio One from Cakewalk. All of the features are there and more, but they are often called by another name. YouTube is your friend. I now prefer the work flow in v6.5 over Cakewalk. I never thought I would say that after 20 years as a hardcore user.
  6. Just curious, which DAW are you using as your primary recording software?
  7. The June 6th announcement kicked me in the pants to upgrade from v3 to v6.5 and truly learn Studio One. Im happy as a clam and I’m not going back. I’ll keep a free version around if I need to work on a collaboration.
  8. I get what you’re saying Rain. The fan in me wishes for Rush to remain the image of what they’re where and to leave it at that. However, they do what they do, because they love music and it’s in their DNA to write, record and perform. I turned 62 today and I’m planning to work until I’m 65. I’m excited t be moving towards leaving the work force and an occupation that I’m not entirely thrilled with. I’m equally excited and anticipating having more time to engage in the things I love, music being one of those loves. These guys are doing what they love and live for already. They are some of the lucky few who were able to combine a passion with a career. Why would they want to quit? We view through the lens of a fan while they view the lens of their lives.
  9. I think the public and the market determine what lives on. Hey, if it sells, why not. It’s a nice retirement plan .
  10. This describes me to a tee! They were over with by the time I was old enough to listen to music and then when I discovered them, I couldn't get my hands on anything Beatle related fast enough. Me with my first electric guitar.
  11. Maybe I’m in the minority, but I like it a lot. The minute I heard John’s voice and his natural ability to make his voice the hook. I smiled from ear to ear upon first listen. John sounds sooooo good. It actually reminded me how awful modern music is.
  12. I wouldn’t personally say the Who sucked, but I have never been a fan. They just doesn’t do anything for me.
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