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  1. Country western music, surprisingly to some and not so much to anyone who has ever been to dive bars in bible belt, has the highest references to drugs and alcohol than any genre. People tend to cherry pick the variation of things they like that seem positive to them while ignoring the less savory or they end up spinning aspects that many find negative into positive . I grew up listening to many genres, including country and a brawl is just as likely in a country music playing dive as any place playing rap.
  2. I think it's more nuanced than that. Kids listen to more music than ever before. Streaming makes access more possible than ever. As far as defining them, this is also situational. I don't think there has ever been a more literally defining genre than Drill in the US. Unlike the gangsta rap of the 90's that was mostly fantasy ( or dramatization of reality, drill tends to document real situations with real consequences, including many fatal responses to literal lyrics chronicling murder. There have been at least 600nof these over the last few years. Aside from the depressing death scenarios, tiktok and social media has made music very prevalent amd degining in arguably less than desirable ways. Every week there's a new challenge.
  3. Oversimplified answer: A genre that was originally inspired by dancehall reggae, particularly the Dem Bow riddim (and other similar electronic riddims) with lyrics mostly in Spanish instead of Jamaican patois. It tends to have lyrics more akin to the "slackness" of dancehall, while ignoring the socially conscious lyrics of roots reggae. Modern reggaeton has moved farther and farther from its reggae roots . Not saying that is a good or bad thing.
  4. I think IK's suite matches well overall with products like Waves. The only area I have a minor issue with is they seem to be CPU heavy in comparison to similar products. This has caused me to hesitate to use across multiple tracks in larger projects. Has CPU efficiency been improved?
  5. V14 broke in studio one when they dod the attemlt.at sub only. Forced me to upgrade to version 6
  6. Since it seems like this will be the norm to have this sale, Doing this every few years os a better alternative to paying WUP.
  7. I have a UR22. It is not my primary interface anymore, but it is durable. I keep it in my backpack amd ot has been through war. The preamps are crap loke most consumer level interfaces.
  8. I picked up one . Hard to go wrong at that price.
  9. The same person who thought of one knob pumper
  10. I used this for years because I found it better and easier to use than paid products I owned. Great freebie
  11. Big thanks to you again!!
  12. I thought this was about Adobe from title. I still use the Waves plugins I already have, but have no desire to buy more. There's only a couple of plugins that I don't have other products that are equivalent or better.
  13. I had plugin years ago. Not sure of I need yet another version of this, but always curious.
  14. I have noticed that some newer VST3 plugins install weirdly on my Windows 10 machine but perfectly on Windows 11
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