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Never really been a fan of e-drums...

Exactly!

Are you by any chance registered on BandLab by your real name? That could be why your name shows up. I am not registered as a BandLab user other than by my Cakewalk account, and Cakewalk only has my "screen" name, so it never tries to change that.

Yep, I'm always amazed at how they dig up some deep tracks... good stuff!!! At least with the web player you can see links to the band info, etc. I'm always bookmarking when they play stuff that I'm like, what is that???

Dive right in! The waters flow deep! But I should add that us older guys should probably check out Illinois Street Lounge or Secret Agent first...

Also on the Roku Express streaming device, which is what I am using.... Which is very cool, because the Roku Express is hooked up to my living room HDTV, and that is hooked to my stereo receiver and full size speakers!

Thanks, gotta check that out! Big fan of my Roku!!!

Just wanted to bump this because I found a cool Repro 5 synth preset bank here for 50% off.

I see. On the website, I have to click and expand the KORG Collection 3 list to see the individual installer files. It sounds like KORG may have failed to place the new updates in the legacy bundle on the website. I'm glad to hear that the KORG Software Pass worked!

I had the same thing here in AmpliTube 5... Until I set the MIDI learn to a knob on my controller. Then the mouse drag started working. Deleted the MIDI learn, and the mouse drag continued to work. So closed AmpliTube, restarted it, added the Nu-Tron again and it still worked. Weird!!!

I actually prefer Linux to Windows, it's just that there is a serious lack of commercial software for Linux. I even used Linux as my daily driver PC for a couple of years, with the exception of my Windows only DAW. I even once spent a couple of weekends trying to wrangle Linux audio, then asked myself why bother when I have a perfectly functional Windows DAW that just works (most of the time)?

That was a while ago. Were you asleep at the wheel?

Here are the mobile apps for SomaFM https://somafm.com/mobile/ And drum roll.................................. The SomaFM app for Windows!

The web browser HTML version on PC works well. The main page lets you browse all of the stations, and the pop-out HTML web player controls the playback for the selected station.

Usually it's just spammers and one-time trolls that get banned and posts deleted. The rest of the time regular users that cross the lines may get warned, or a thread can be suddenly locked.

I'm just guessing that a couple of threads on July 24th may have contributed to his "vacation". He got unfairly trolled on a couple of posts. The first one about Studio One getting shafted, where he got accused of "click-baiting", and another about some plugin by Wusik where he got accused of "promoting" a company's products that he knew were not reliable. I think he just decided that he needed a break.

As far as I can tell, Winamp only streams with Shoutcast. But since I have never done that, only know what I've read. Shoutcast is a paid service. I believe Winamp SA and Shoutcast are owned by the same Belgian company, Radionomy, which acquired Shoutcast from Nullsoft. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radionomy If you are sharing or streaming copyrighted content online, you are responsible for paying fees to the industry groups ASCAP, BMI, and SESAC (who represent songwriters & publishers) in very much the same way that an FM station does. These fees are distributed to songwriters & publishers based on periodic airplay surveys & reports.

Well apparently I missed that while sleeping...

Which version of the KORG Collection do you have? I have Collection 3.

I discovered SomaFM early in the last decade, while I was taking some online computer science classes. I found the instrumental stations were very conducive to deep concentration!

Yep, that's the way I roll. I also realize that most of the independently developed source code on GitHub was produced by unpaid volunteer labor. I am always grateful if they provide access to a free or paid binary. But I never assume or expect them to do that. But for any of the big corporations that are using GitHub for their open source projects, that's a different expectation!!!

Not sure about the website. I always use the KORG Software Pass to download/update. It indicated that the two updates were available, and the new installers downloaded as soon as I clicked on them. Hmmm... just checked the website and the new versions are also available there >>> https://id.korg.com/users/products

Right. Wonder why that thread was locked long after it was pretty much done...?