Mr No Name

quite enjoyable, don't believe AI done it.

I picked this up with sa2urate looptrotters aswell, £25 for both, including tax. good deal.

and the faderport aswell, although I might sell that instead of throwing in the bin.

Went with a Nektar Impact LX 25 + good value keyboard, very easy to set up, almost finished my first track in a few hours laying back on the sofa with feet up. that's the way to be making music mouse is going in the bin. would recommend.

this plug in sound pretty decent to me.

delays are my favourite plug ins, can't have enough of them, imo, most of them aren't that great, as said above the echorec is v good, I like the pulsar one, I also have some analog delay boxes and plugins come no where near for the sound quality, even though they are very basic, I have a korg sdd 2000 which is great, uad have the software sdd3000 which should sound similar as its digital but I would bet the hardware sounds that bit better.

No, just no.

https://johndecember.com/html/spec/colorsvghex.html that's your colour palette then.

RGB or CYMK ? Choose one.

Any recommendations for a 49 key midi keyboard with transport controls, save using the mouse/laptop touchpad ?

Very good plugin, I recommend this.

all very confusing.

I think the issue was recording into one side of a stereo input thinking it was a mono input, if you panned hard right wouldn't the signal disappear? not all equipment utilises the left channel of a stereo input as a instrument input. (mono) I 've had this happen before, I just scrubbed it and started again.

use a plug in on the channel to swap it to a mono channel, you'll find a free one somewhere.

there's only really one man to prove or disprove this theory conclusively.

a lot of them sound different on playback to me, same as media players, but they seem to render the same according to the test, but some don't according to the test ? did he do the test wrong? some sound a bit "tinnier" than others to me. go figure.

can't you send it through the outputs of your soundcard/interface/dac and record it into something else in real time ?

much obliged.

I'm not a fan of google. thanks.

Good lad, credit to Boris's everywhere

Just had a look on the Magix forum, it seems these 3 softwares were developed by some people in Germany, the old sony stuff is seperate and developed originally by someone else and is being retained by Magix. Watch this space. would be better for Magix to slim down their range and concentrate on getting them in better shape imo. Although having said that, wasn't Music studio originally a Sony software ?

In Germany it's a ginger tennis player. Acid pro is dead then ?

possibly, I don't think vst 3 would be necessary, there would be no presets, only the one sound of the organ/piano they sound very good imo, very "lifelike" over 600 sinewaves superimposed onto each other, never heard of this type of synthesis before.