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Rick Astley - Together Forever

Justin Hayward - Forever Autumn

Loved the first third and the last third: I didn't feel the arabic(?) scale part in the middle worked though, musically or sonically (the solo synth didn't gel to me). But the rest was absolutely beautiful.

Simon and Garfunkel - Hazy Shade of Winter And The Bangles version for good measure:

FLAC is lossless unlike mp3. But IMHO, storage is cheap vs. CPU cycles ("every little helps", to coin a phrase), so I'd argue conversion to an immediately usable format (wav for us) makes sense.

All About Eve -December

The Bangles - September Gurls

Please stop repeating this fallacy: they are still supported.

So Long, Farewell - The Sound of Music

Sometimes the preset name is visible too if you open the cwp file in a tezt editor.

Or just a .cmd file so no need for AHK even.

Also, if you have a plug-in that can do this (Sound Forge used to come with various such), you can apply that to a snippet of audio or entire clips in Sonar.

No. It's been like this for years and years. Nothing serious just a trifle irritating as it's logically "wrong".

I (over)do this technique too.

I just checked and Word (for example) behaves like you propose so it's not unusual behaviour. Similarly (although I think this was fixed, as it was broken for years), the recent list should be updated on open, so a crash before save doesn't not write to the recent file list.

Black Mountain - Mary Lou

That's because the VST3 replacement function hides them.

No whammy at all (floating or traditional).

Ditto!

Just to be perverse, this guitar always (almost always) detunes sharp... But I agree about the tuning up (especially on violins!).

Unless the compressor is before the A/D converter, no difference from applying it after the event. Recording with reverb/delay for vocals or through an amp sim for guitar makes sense, but that's still recording dry.

Cubase for one (I think they call it Input Bus). I think it's pretty standard. Now as to why you'd want it...I'm with you on that!

I assume the name TTS-1 is what's copyrighted, but the IP underlying it is owned/licensed by Roland.

Very helpful inMusic support person sorted out my problem.

There seems to be some issues with their CDN/download server at the moment (tried from two different machines and no joy downloading installers).