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Or alternatively you can buy just the ASIO driver alone for about 1/2 of that price. It *should* work with your i02 Express but just in case you can download a demo version there. https://www.usb-audio.com/download/ I'm using it with my ART dual tube preamp and it's working like a breeze

probably right after Steinberg claimed all rights to it's name

Yep, it says: not compatible with the older HO section or solo instruments and with MIDI guitar series.

I'm really liking my Juno from Cherry Audio. I realize it probably could be beaten by the ones from Roland Cloud or the recent release from Softube if someone is looking for closest emulation, but that doesn't bother me at all cause I didn't spend the whole $150 on it and don't feel like it sounds 5 times worse than the others. Actually to me personally it does sound more like a hardware synth than software. Money well spent.

I should have read my own post before leaving thread LOL I mean if I'm going with the lowest price Home Studio versus highest price Studio 9.. just feature-wise roughly, cause I'm not familiar with Mixcraft

What do I loose if going with Mixcraft Home studio? thx

?yep, I was thinking the same, either trimming tool or bounce to clip? I'd like to try it myself, can anyone point me to where I can find that loop, please for me sometimes it was enough to just slip edit a loop and then turn it to the groove clip

That's an interesting one, will check it out, thanks! I've been on a lookout for R-Bass alternative way too long now ?.

And what is your alternative for R-Bass? AFAiK there are no alternatives for it. The ones considered as an alternative do sound too much different to me.

That's a progress. I always thought it's still on alpha.

I'd like to stay offline with my music production machine all the time but now, with the new Windows 10 system it's not an option anymore. With their feature updates every 6 months they may eventually break old ways of working for some programs and then the developers have to adjust with their software updates to make things rolling again. So, you either stay offline on an older Windows version and won't be able to update other programs or you risk breaking compatibility - like Cakewalk is constantly being updated and maintained but officially requires the most recent Windows 10 version - or you're spending way too much time updating all your software every week and sometimes fighting issues from it instead of just doing music. Bad choice.

Remember there is no more VST2 licensing available for new plugins so one can only keep his VST2 stuff until it will eventually get discontinued, that's a fact. The future must be VST3 regardless.

+1 me too ???

Ooooh I so with there was a lever in TTSSEQ.INI... (!)?

My son is having music tech in his school where they teach how to operate Cubase and Ableton Live yet the teacher asked lately to create bandlab accounts and I was like whaat? I remember seeing only Macs in the class room there when I was last time about 2 years ago but now he says they've swapped to Windows.

that's my second nature

Should be a standard feature in Cakewalk's bandlab integration before long.

Started considering myself lucky that I missed out the upgrade to Chromaphone 3 Although I completely appreciate the upgraded sound of the new version and the soundbanks and I find it worth upgrading once past the issues.

Reads like the best supplement for the most paranoid ones.

I had been downloading the whole Sampletank library recently and it was 260GB for me for the whole she-bang.

From my correspondence with uJam, the reasoning for it was that Cakewalk is Windows only. Period.

200GB for just 2-3 SD3 kits?! ? What are they doing with so much storage? They don't keep spare cables there, do they...

This was my experience with Synthmaster recently. I had to quickly develop a new habit to check if all instances sound the way they should each time on project load. Reloading solved the problem.

some of my friends are so tech resistant that if you ask them to 'take the mouse' they'll prepare a cage and get some fodder yet they are great singers... no, seriously I'd prefer them to simply cut a vocal track on their phones and invite me to collaboration on bandlab, that's much more feasible having dedicated forum here could be a bonus just need to think out how to avoid confusion with the DAW names

Like taking the snake oil orally?