Mesh

Shirley, you those have to be really high...notes on a melodic scale?

Someone say Suzie Q?

I'm still happy with O8A, think I'll stick with that (until BassDaddy says otherwise).

All this Alesis talk has killed this Fred!! We need credence to revive this bad water.

Excellent advice there!! Someone (probably Slartbartfast ) told me the same thing in the old Cakewalk forum when I built mine.

One too many nine's in that price tag.

Thanks so much Michael for all the details. I just might get this from APD using some of my rewards money, but will demo it first. I also have Obelisk which I really haven't got into yet.....will have to use it more to figure it out. Thanks again!!

Thanks Tezza, will give that a go tonight.

All valid points Ensonced and just about exactly where I'm at. Having both Bias Amp 2 and Fx2, I think I'll skip this and possibly wait for a no brainer price to upgrade to TH-U. Appreciate all the details and you saved me some money.

That's a definitely on my bucket list and do love all their products. Just wish they would have some good sales (which they rarely have). So far, been having a lot of fun with Movement (thanks to our good buddy Larry).

After opening up Kontakt, there are some new libraries which I'm unable to open. When I go into File (top left) and find the library, when clicking on the + sign it doesn't expand the folder (like the other folders do) and can't access the .NKI to open up the instrument. However, if I go directly to the folder (outside of Kontakt) and click on the .NKI, it opens up Kontakt and the instrument loaded. What are my options to fix this? Thanks, Mesh

Anyone buy these expansions and your thoughts on them? I'm on the fence here and thinking of getting one of the smaller versions of TH-U just to get the Choptones expansions. At the same time, the full version of TH-U is about $60 more than the smaller versions and not sure if it's worth it. Dilemma, dilemma, dilemma....

I think it's a great idea Jim to build your own as you get to choose all the individual components that suit your budget and there's a great satisfaction in building it yourself. I built my current DAW back in 2013 and it still has all the original parts and running like a champ (my video card might be going out, but only heats up when playing games). I got all my parts from NewEgg, but Tiger Direct has some really good prices as well. You can make sure all the parts are compatible using https://pcpartpicker.com/ and they also show the best prices from around the net.

Since 1999, I've had this QS7.1 and has served me really well (still in excellent shape) albeit I only uses it as a midi controller. Bought it without having any idea of how good or bad it was....just had the money to spend at the time.

I haven't looked into the license transfers yet, but these are what I'm thinking of: 1) Realivox Blue 2) Nomad Factory Integral Studio Pack III 3) MAutoDynamicEQ 4) EZ Mix 2 + METAL GUITAR GODS 4 EZMIX PACK & THE MIX TOOLBOX EZMIX PACK 5) Samplitude Pro3 6) Ample Sounds Ying/Yang Bass 7) Waves H-Series Bundle 8) Maschine Mikro (white)

I'm also planning on putting up some stuff that's been collecting virtual dust....thanks for the reminder Christian.

I'm looking for some 4 on the floor grooves....any suggestions on which Toontrack MIDI has these?

Will definitely post back once I buy it...still looking around.

KVR might be a good place to start and then post that link in the Deals forum.

Ya, they don't like me to go Beyond....

It's probably something our IT dept. has recently installed that's doing this....in the meantime, south of the border somewhere:

Ole'

Just impressed at how they feed off each other in such a technical way and yet have a lot of fun in the process.....incredible musicians!!

Not sure what happened, but I can't access BMD from my workplace....I posted the error message in the FSF here. Can you post the link to that guy? Listening to this now:

You guys are killing me smalls....