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The 1970's just called and asked for their idea back. ;)

Long time ago now, but IIRC I had a similar problem with UJAM products in the usual VST location (the dll's were there but the scan ignored them for some reason) and had to move them to their own folder and add that to the VST scan path and then they were picked up. No idea of why it made it should make any difference, but might be worth a try.

Got it but never use it. The arp function was flaky and even though there was an update patch issued that was supposed to have fixed the issue (it would drop out all the time and just play single notes). When I told CW that the problem persisted after the fix somebody replied and said that they were unaware of the issue and couldn't reproduce it. I asked them in that case why did they just issue a fix for an issue that "didn't exist" and they never replied. Sadly fairly typical of CW support back then. I am surprised that bandlab haven't re-released some of the CW synths though. IIRC at the time of the takeover it was said that they would probably be released as a paid add on in the fullness of time but maybe they don't have the resources available to fix them. If the free software has issues nobody can really complain too much, but if they start selling stuff with known glitches I guess that opens up a whole new can of worms that might be best avoided.

There you have it folks, after many years of speculation that craigb wasn't his real name, now we know........it's craigvE.

I sometimes have a similar thing happen but during payback rather than export. Nothing to do with ARS or your I/O because I have neither. I've never managed to narrow it down to a specific circumstance other than it's always the last thing I did (obvs). Sometimes it's a plug-in, sometimes freezing a synth. If it's a plug-in then removing it solves the problem, if a freeze then unfreezing and refreezing usually cures it but not always. On one occasion I had to copy the synth/midi to a new project, freeze it there and the import the audio back into the first project.

Yeah, that's why I wanted to like it, but I just couldn't take to it despite what was a killer deal at the time.

I really wanted to like Samplitude. I got the demo a few years back and tried to get into it, but then the 1980's called and said that they wanted their UI back.

Who's gonna do it.............?

Trying............. ..........Succeeding.

I think the photo of Strummy is a fake. I've seen a picture of him before and he's looks much more like a young man from the 70's with curly hair.

You don't need to worry about him. Where he's from that counts as a vegetable.

The advice is still looking good.

I was once told that there was something wrong with any man who didn't also order a pea fritter....... Advice that has yet to be proven wrong.

As opposed to this kind of middle class......?

Black pudding is actually quite nice as long as you pretend that you don't know what it is. I don't like it enough to go out and buy it for myself, but if I was served the breakfast in the video I would have no problem eating it and I'd eat it all day every day over pancakes and cremated bacon drowned in syrup.

Somebody I know made a new year resolution to follow a gluten free diet. So far, only 16 days in she has lost ....

Amish equivalent of sinking jars and chatting up birds.... "Why don't you come by around 8, bring a fresh bottle of buttermilk, and we'll sit silently amongst my large family."

Rough neighbourhood..? CJ: I'm going out ma..... Ma: Have you got your keys? CJ: Yep. Ma: Have you got your wallet? CJ: Yep. Ma: Have you chained it up? CJ: Yep. Ma: Have you got your knife? CJ: Yep Ma: Have you got your other knife? CJ: Yep. Ma: Don't forget that the wallet chain can also double as a useful weapon. CJ: I won't.... Ma:You could always take that heavy tin, just in case. You could cave someone's head in with that. CJ: FFS Ma, I'm only going to my flower arranging class. Ma: You can't be too careful. CJ: Ok Ma.

Yeah, agree again re the SL - I don't really care about the sequencer at all. I do have things that are everything I expected them to be and things that as it turned out have disappointed in some way, but at least at point of purchase I thought it was what I wanted so that's all I can go on. What I can't do is spend a comparatively large amount on something that I already don't like in some way before I have it, especially when it's a want rather than a need.

Did you want one that isn't white? This is not your lucky day,

Still equivalent of $700 here (UK) - which is quite cheap compared to the price at launch. I don't mind paying higher prices for quality things that I really want and I can accept compromise if it's cheap, but I have trouble convincing myself to pay over the top for something that I'd still not be 100% happy with.