bitman

The only thing I bought (so far) was Mixchecker Pro from Best Service for 42.70 or something like that. Not like it's gonna help make mixes crank on an android but I couldn't help it. I have twitchy fingers over seventh heaven for about the same money but for whatever reason have not pulled the trigger.

A dog returns to its vomit. ?

Snagged.

The greater question is: Why are you using Sonar 7? Cakewalk by Bandlab is free and great. Install it. Your old 7 will still work, so you have nothing to loose.

Alesis drum brains are complete crap anymore. Midi output port leading the junk parade on them. I had 2.

I would like to see something like this in Cake. A scanner that could scan projects and then somehow show plugs used nowhere so we can "safely" prune our plugin bloat.

Wow.

Oh Boy!! LOL

FWIW. I had a recent Alesis drum head that after 6 months was seen , but stopped transmitting data. I bought another used model off ebay and it had that same problem. Alesis must know they have a problem, as the problem seems rampant.

I read the update notes like it's Christmas.

I no longer care if it's considered Pro or Schmo. It's a multi track studio in a box in my house whenever I want one. Yay.

The insert synth right there and not at the end of the tracks is welcome. I just figured that's how things were.

None right now. It hasn't happened in a while but when it does, it does for only a little while then the goose bumps are over for that tune.

A search for Brainworx on the u.s. patent site turned up nada.

That's not a musician's concern. Rock on.

An Apogee AD16x (if it ever gets here).

Indeed.

It doesn't matter. Alison Krause and Union Station.

Anything by Air supply

It's the best DAW on the market paid or free.

When I ran a home commerical studio I used 4 behinger bcf2000s in mackie mode because it enabled me to quick mix what the clients just laid down. Now that I have closed it to the public I still have them before me but leisurly mix with a mouse again.

I use a quad zeon. works well enough. If you want zero latency, monitor the source signals before the daw and go ahead and run the buffer setting that the pc finds comfortable. This is what I do.

TouchDaw App.

I'm one who does not believe that open source is just all that and a bag of chips.

By retaining control they are retaining a quality standard that is set internally. It's probably hard enough to do what they are doing as it is.