Mesh

Loom II is excellent.... ermmm more phatter than her younger sister.

Are there any issues when working with the UVI Workstation?

Don't have anything from Fuse Audio, but this looks like a very nice EQ....will definitely have to check out the demo. BTW, that code is also posted on their site and this seems to be the only plugin on sale.

I just installed over the previous version and IIRC, rebooted after that.

I haven't seen that happen after the update and it's been just working as usual on my end. Not sure what's going on over there ZT.

Of course!! Getting my our list together: Seagate Drives (2....one for Jesse) Rotisserie Chickens (2....one for me) 1 case of red wine/2 cases imported beer 3 packs of center cut Becan (gotta have that)

Thanks Zinc for the reminder, had completely forgot about MIDI Guitar. Don't know about mean guitar player....usually, this is the reaction I get:

Congrats Baps!! I'd imagine you'd need a super computer run all those plugins known to mankind...and udders (SLIP?)

Now we're talking lol! Checking out Tracktion Waveform!

I sent an email to support@cakewalk.com on 10/28/20 needing some help, but haven't received a reply from them. Is that still a valid address? Possibly, someone else can help with the issue I'm having in installing the latest version Cakewalk? I'd like to install the latest version of Cakewalk, but have a small issue doing so. I had a drive (F: Drive) that failed on me which (I'm guessing) is where Bandlab Assistant was installed on. Now whenever I tried to update to the latest version of Cakewalk via Bandlab Assistant, it looks for that F: Drive and it stops the update and get this error: Of course, I've removed that failed drive and replaced it. My current setup is: c : Drive - Boot drive/Win10x64 Pro and all software (including Cakewalk) B: Drive - Samples D : Drive - Samples E: Drive - Projects What's the best way to get the latest version of Cakewalk? Basically, I just need Bandlab Assistant to see the C : Drive. Thanks for any help you can provide!

That's a very good deal and also comes with a free data recovery service. Read some reviews on the Seagate model and came highly recommended. Making a Costco run.

Thanks ZT!! I do have some of those plugins AND (confession time), been lazy to dwell deep into using them properly. You know, us guitarists just like instant gratification...plug it in, turn it up, and play. OK, I'm going to give one of those plugins a good shot and spend some time learning them. Just FYI: Melodyne is a fantastic piece of software, but there's just no way it can tackle my singing . Actually, I can sing in key, but that's going to be an extreme last resort. Cheers!

Funny you said that as I did write that and then (for better or worse) deleted it from my previous post. BTW, I do like 4 on the floor stuff. Besides playing the bass line, are there some other (creative) ways to generate it?

I'm looking to use a soft synth for the bass lines (I'm dwelling into the dance genre) and do like those deep bass tones that have some movement/variation. It's a bit of uncharted territory for me in how to do this. I do have EZ Bass & some UJAM basses for the rock side of things (thanks Abacab for the vid). I generally play a beat and try different soft synths out to see what works. I haven't gone into the piano roll world in creating music (only playing it on my keyboard, but I'm limited in that dept. to say the least...lol). I suppose I'm looking for some techniques/different ways to build a good bass line .

You can also use your jam points for this. I don't have AT4Max, but to upgrade to A5 (using jam points) is around $104. Of course, NI's GR6 is also on the table.....decisions, decisions.

Anyone test these amps? They have a decent amount of IR Cabs as well. Can demo them here: https://ml-sound-lab.com/collections/amp-sims

I mainly play guitar (audio side) and would really like to know how you guys use soft synths to get good bass lines. I've been using XO (Addictive Drums) for the drums as a starting point, but when it comes to getting a synth bass to sync/mesh with the drums, I don't quite get the results I want. My goal is to get some good backing tracks (the ones that keep your head bopping lol) for my guitar work. Any type of tips, links, or a tutorial on this would be fantastic and greatly appreciated. Cheers, Mesh

Fyxed!

Arturia's Arp2600 isn't too shabby either.

I only have Taupe, and like it a lot.....they do make good plugins!!

Rock it and bring the house down!

They say say he's got to go...

Well done Tiger, I enjoyed that video.

My exact thoughts....after saying Whoah!!

Did you get a chance to test out this plug Piotr?