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Yessir, it's reasonable description of how it's done. Basically Pipeline XT is on the Master Bus. It's majik!

Makes the master bus betterer (or so I'm told).

Oh, so now we're supposed to evaluate on being *good*? I'll probably come in last in that game.

Daryl calls me a knob jockey.

To quote The Big Lebowski: "That's a bummer, man"

Besides that I'm willing to give anything a try that is "supposed" to make mixing easier. If it doesn't, C'est La Vie.

That's great but it's not how you spell Studio One Pro 🤣

I only use the ones I need at any moment in time. 😋

I have the Songs forum and our band members to tell me that!

Excellent question. I have used quite a few but certainly not all. I acquire to 'have it just in case'.

Installed!

Installed!

Installed!

The only time I actually revisit a project is because something got re-recorded/replaced. If a plugin is out of date or replaced by a newer version, I just "deal with it'. Chances are I'm going to come up with something just as good or maybe/hopefully even better.

Not bad, for free.

Included in my Slate/SSL subscription. And thus...... Installed.

And then you and the actual buyer can meet at somewhat "dodgy" public place so neither has to reveal where you live. 🙂

What is this "music that makes money"?

With a rare guitar like that I'd suggest for you to decline the bump fee on reverb.com.

reverb.com takes a selling fee and a processing fee and if you use the "bump" feature there's yet more they take. The bump only happens on the final sale price (allowing for if you accept offers).

Whistle while you work?

My curiosity has been piqued.

I need dupes Bit. That's Bapu with a Am.