Michael Vogel

US and grammar is surely an oxymoron.

I’ve been using Paragon HDD utilities of various generations for many many years and have cloned drives numerous times without issues. Not suggesting you must use Paragon software, just confirming that with good tools cloning a drive is not a dark art.

I’ve done 2 builds based on consultations with Jim Rosebery (Purrfect Audio Studio Cat)- I followed his recommendations for all but a few components that I couldn’t source where I live. He followed up with all my questions whether related to hardware or software. The fact that he has run Cakewalk/Sonar for decades is a valuable bonus as he has context for any questions you might have related to our favourite DAW.

As an example, Waves install a mono version and a separate stereo version of plugins that have a Mono and Stereo operation, resulting in 2 plugins when you'd think that there'd be just the one as most other vendors do. Could it be something like that.

I don’t recall giving permission for a picture of my likeness to be used.

Woohoo! I’m now a member of a club I didn’t know I wanted to join.

Every iteration is getting better. Great work.

Now. seems telling an off topic (not music related) joke and use of another word for faeces (substituting a letter with an asterisk to disguise it) has earned me the wrath of an admin. From memory I think it’s the first time I’ve ever done the substitution thing in several decades. It had had several views and reactions and I’d received notification of those reactions. When I checked them was when I discovered the post having been deleted. I guess that’ll learn me. Really odd considering what passes for acceptable non music related posts in the Coffee House 2.0.

So much sad news about. My condolences.

Don’t forget that your monitoring environment (the recording/playback room) is at least as important as the monitors you’re using. To get the best value for money spent on monitor speakers consider at least some modest acoustic room treatment.

Incorrectly quoted.

Do they show up in Cakewalk?

Is this one of our forum users? I don’t know, but this guy is. IMG_0283.mp4

While we call it Duct Tape today, it was originally named Duck Tape by the soldiers who first used it in WWII. For more details

Members of the faculty of the University of Wooloomooloo solved the problem by suggesting everyone be named Bruce.