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I really do admire how there can be a company that breaks software compatibility with every new release, break hardware compatibility with every few releases, and yet still manages to get so many people to buy new $1000+ phones.

Flip between them repeatedly and you get Everyday I Love You Less and Less by Kaiser Chiefs

Make that Amin to Emin, and you've got Losing my Religion by REM

These guys apparently do https://www.thediceshoponline.com/dice-sets/153/-dice-sets If you're feeling adventurous, they have 12 sided dice (one for each note in the scale); for the really adventurous, they even have 120 sided dice!

So it might be worth waiting to see if there's a sale later on (e.g. Black Friday/Christmas)?

Just out of interest, do you mean the BEO or the JEO?

Is $49 the regular price for Scalar 1?

The big one is usually the Winter sale, around Black Friday and Christmas

It sort of already has that, in that you can expand the stock plugins in the console to get a mini view of their controls

A quick example made up from a blank Cakewalk project: notice the drums and guitar icons, just below the faders

To be able to put a small picture to visually describe each track strip within the mixing console; a feature was introduced in Sonar for a while now

Track icons on the console would be nice too...

Anyone know if DeluxeBucks have an expiry period? I don't shop from AudioDeluxe that often and I'm wondering whether I should use them up as soon as possible, or whether to hang onto them for a bigger discount somewhere down the line.

Is an IK Multimedia UNO Synth out of the question? (€199.99 excl. VAT) https://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/unosynth/?pkey=unosynth Disclaimer: I've never seriously looked for a hardware synth, so I have no idea what's classified as a 'good' one.

Don't know quite how you did it, but you somehow managed to make Studio One look like Visual Studio PS. I know how to change the colours - I've just never made it look like VS

I never quite understood why people would want a case sensitive file system though - to me it makes no sense why it would be beneficial for readme, Readme, README, and ReadMe to be completely different files. I get it for programming variable names; not so much for file names.

Nah... He's about to tune a very big piano

TMI... ?

Might be easier and cheaper to just remember the jackpot-winning lottery numbers for each week

Not doubting the usefulness of built in sounds; I just didn't know how extensive the samples were, and thought it might be overkill if a music theory plugin came with a e.g. 20gb library [I couldn't find any info on how big the sound library is] (that might also increase the price). Even for those with various libraries and synths, it can make the whole thing quicker to get going as there's one less thing in the chain to set up.

Scaler 2 does look interesting... not sure it needs so many built in sounds, but it does looks like it could be really useful

They're like a-holes: there's a problem if you have more than one?

https://www.audiodeluxe.com/products/virtual-instruments/chord-prism Anyone used this before? Would be interested to hear how this compares with other music theory tools.

MPE support please... Just in case I one day decide to buy an MPE MIDI controller

Could I have it please?