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I can believe there are people who have not had any issues with Waves. My first major issue with Waves wasn't until recently and I realized resolved it quicklyThey do load slow asf now for me in ST1 5, but it's kinda minor.

For $3 and some change more than worth checking out

Odd one to skip

When Melda tries to make more graphical interfaces they are actually worse. The utilitarian interfaces were not the most user friendly, but the intern art is not significantly more user friendly and plain ugly. With that said, it is a mild price to pay imo for the bang you get for the buck. In terms of pure value, l think only IK comes close to Melda in terms of matching a balance to Waves selection and quality for the price. I got over pretty but irrelevant graphics when the wow factor of the cables moving in Reason 1 worse off.

The genre didn't bother me. It was his cookie cutter approach towards mixing that gave me pause.

If I was Melda, I would sponsor him not to pitch my products.

I love Newfangled products

I am not touching waves central any time soon

That sounds like you still need to have a register a purchased apollo device or am I reading wrong?

I guess it's clear Fairlight as a DAW is a no go lol

But windows only

That might be best option

I was looking at products that are free. I agree it is clunky. That is why I asked if anyone actually tried. MIDI production is not happening. For mixing straight audio though, I'm weighing any pros. Like I said, I own it but have neve dived deeply enough into it. So far free cross platform options are limited.

Just in case anyone is curious, Fairlight does not work well with non-Black Magic Controllers and even their own products are not all compatible. My Speed Editor Controller does NOTHING in Fairlight. I might try by Countour shuttle.

I thought Luna required UAD purchase?

I will stick with my emulations ??

I get that. Just still weird for there to be none . So weird that they don't even have the old ones. I know the old ones they released shortly after x1 don't load consistently in later versions, but you would think someone could at the very least alter those to load . for beginners it was a good starting point

Fairlight has always made grossly overpriced products that people who could afford them swore by.

What about it brings you to that conclusion? Not disputing. Just fact finding. I suspect it might be damn good with hardware, but never tried.

*I placed under "Deals" because there is a free version* The Fairlight aspect of Davinci is powerful. I own paid version for video work( worth the upgrade), but rarely use audio part beyond the basics because of workflow. I do get asked about free DAW alternatives. I usually recommend Cakewalk for Windows users, but I know Mac and Linux users too. Every now and then Fairlight gets mentioned and I am hesitant to recommend despite some great features ( the vocal isolation is impressive being one example) Have any of you actually attempted to use Fairlight as a DAW? I can already say that some of the best features are not in free version but third party plugins make up for that. I'm sure I would like it a lot better if I had the $5000 dollar control unit?

It showed $29 for me but not sure if I would use it

I hope you didn't get the impression I was arguing about it. More like food for thought. I wasn't even trying to get you to change your mind. Just things to consider. I didn't see this as a right or wrong issue. I also apologize for being lazy in my wording. "AI" is not so much the problem as the abuse of it is. Youtube's reporting system is broken and people are using ai to identify songs they used same(licensed) sample for . I agree a lot of these problems are solvable. One way to fix some of these issues is for companies that sell sample packs to do a better job of making sure companies are not simply processing same samples and reselling them. I'm sure most of us have countless copies of the same drum samples with slightly different processing and renamed.

When pro channel was first introduced there were a lot of presets. You would think this place would be loaded with them. Maybe we should make a challenge or something.

The "two programs" thing is not as bad as it sounds because one is simply a means of grabbing actual songs to reference, something you would have to do anyway. With traditional route you are limited to songs you actually own( for those of us doing things legally), but audiolens expands selection. Of course this only is a "bargain" if you obtained audiolens for free.

I use Metric A/B but mostly because it's the first of these type of products that got offered to me at a low low sale price. I have been experimenting with using the Ozone features paired with Audiolems. I jist got Mcompare but have not had time or motivation to compare