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I can believe it. If you're a staff engineer in a studio you run into a lot of 'different' people. When I was an engineer I came in to do a session one day and all the windows into the studio were covered up. The studio manager explained to me that they had a session earlier with a woman who could only sing her best while nude. I neither saw the woman (clothed or not) nor heard her music so I can't comment on the results.

Can't say that I've ever needed to convert between tuning standards (A440, A432, etc.) or likely to at this point, but nice to know a tool is there if the need arises.

I picked up the plugin even though I could probably do with a little less drama in my life right now.

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or XO FYI Hip Hop and Gospel (Samples & Loops) Includes a selection of audio samples created with the new Addictive Drums 2 Hip Hop and Gospel Expansion. 6 Kick drum samples (.wav) 7 Snare drum samples (.wav) 8 Hihat samples (.wav) 2 Cymbal samples (.wav) 2 Tom samples (.wav) 7 full drum loops (.wav)

I bought it because I planned on using it for an atmospheric piece with lots of vocals and ambient instruments and I thought I could do some interesting things with it; but that project evaporated. Turns out I'm not the biggest granular synthesis fan. I think it can work well for some things but it didn't jell with my current alt rock projects. At $60 I wasn't going to upgrade something that was still searching for a place in my heart; $20 (what it cost me during the current sale) on the other hand hit my FOMO threshold. V2 has had some significant feature updates so I'll give it another shot when I have the time. They have a fully functional demo if you're interested in checking it out.

Quanta 2 upgrade from v1 is also on sale for 1st time that I am aware of.

Be sure to read the system requirements. A lot of these expansions are not compatible with BFD 3.

Yes, very cool. V3 now includes an Omnisphere Effects plugin! Assuming that the CPU hit isn't horrendous I might end up dumping a lot of my plugins.

Other incidents: In the 1970's with Alice Cooper's original band - guitarist Glen Buxton became an alcoholic and they'd stand him on stage with an unplugged guitar while Dick Wagner or Mick Mashbir filled in back stage. In 1978 ELO was accused of using a 16 track tape machine back stage so that they could mime their performance https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/elo-first-band-embroiled-in-a-lip-syncing-scandal/

Got the license but W.A.P says it's invalid. Never mind it just went through.

In case you're looking for the Subscriber Club signup page... https://www.softube.com/us/subscriber-club

Thanks for the information. Re: The Cakewalk Core plugins will work in any host including CbB as long as you have an active BandLab membership Is it correct to assume then that if my Bandlab membership lapses that these VST3 plugins will stop working? Not complaining about or bashing subscription just want to be sure I understand things properly.

Hi Wookie! It shouldn't matter how you 'say' the date. Dates and times in computer programs are usually** stored as a single numerical value representing the number of elapsed time units from a specific starting point (such as January 1, 1970, at 00:00:00 Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)). This numerical representation is then converted to a human-readable format when needed. This allows for efficient storage, calculation, and manipulation of dates and times (automatically accounting for regional and time zone differences. **I say usually because the easiest way to store, retrieve and manipulate date & time values are by using the programming language's built in functions. Now if you write code that stores the date a string (i.e. text) then you might run into such issues - as I ran into when I had to debug code written with an older 90's era programming language. In that case the American program would throw errors when processing some dates entered in European format DD/MM/YYYY for example Christmas - 12th day of the 25th month #ERROR!#.

This topic has been hashed and rehashed so many times since Bandlab acquired Sonar that it is surprising that any of this is new information to anyone. If you search* the Cakewalk forums you can find threads of endless whining about this very subject. * WARNING! Browsing toxic forum threads can be hazardous to your health. Prolonged exposure has shown an increased risk of suicidal thoughts and actions,especially in children, adolescents, young adults, and people under 95 - particularly during the initial hours of exposure. Symptoms can include agitation, confusion, sweating, tremors, rapid heart rate, paranoia, incoherent speech and/or babbling, upset stomach, loose bowels, profuse swearing, obsessive trolling and a decrease in your ***** life.