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Iron Maiden - The Thin Line Between Love and Hate

Thin Lizzy - Waiting for an Alibi

Pink Fairies - Waiting for the Ice Cream to Melt

Jennifer Rush - Ring of Ice

Rush - Something for Nothing

Girlschool - Nothing To Lose

Motorhead - Iron Horse/Born To Lose

America - Horse With No Name

The Nice - America

Poisoned Electrick Head - Nice 'n' Sleazy

ELO - Mr Blue Sky

Blue Oyster Cult - Monsters

Of Monsters and Men - Little Talks

Fleetwood Mac - Little Lies

True - they do function as they should, but the "checked state" graphic is broken in some way.

Suggestion. Remove all the VST paths (note them down first!) and reset. Do you get the error? Add one back in and rescan? Do you get the error? Repeat until the error comes up. Then look in that folder and its subfolders for anything that looks "odd".

Ultralite? I've had this with mine - it seems to really not like USB3 (Type A) ports. I moved it to a USB2 and it's fine.

Or heat.

How noticeable is the effect in the rhythm guitar part in the example you gave (I tried a demo of this or a similar product and didn't notice any beneficial effect on the mix, but that might have been me :-))?

I succumbed to Filterverse and am already using it in a new ambient-space track to abuse a synth. Watch for it in the Songs section soon!

Complex ones use simulators. </mathsjoke>

Kirsty MacColl - Days

Charlie Drake - My Boomerang Won't Come Back Kylie means boomerang in the aboriginal language. See, the Coffee House can be educational too!

Ditto with the 15% which is why I'm thinking Filterverse! Comet is nice - I'm never sure when a reverb is a "good" reverb but I find I can get very good unusual and special effects with it (I made an accidental mistake when using it and it made such a good effect, I used it as the basis of an entire song!): https://www.bandlab.com/track/f8db7168a32de81180c300155d60d108_64c77c80efd74f51bf466b2e0d5540d0

Double check the bus outputs haven't changed. If they have, reset them; if they haven't, change them to None, then change them back to what they should be.