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Hawklords - Age of the Micro Man

Rush - Manhattan Project

Brand New Heavies - Midnight at the Oasis

Manfred Mann - Blinded By the Light

Into A Circle - Evergreen https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FbiOZbQL768

Kim Wilde - Kids in America

Great White - Once Bitten Twice Shy

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And Alt-mouse wheel zooms (I forget the ctrl-one too by the way!).

Interesting re. volume - I may have screwed up the export so I'll at least sanity check that!

I kind of agree ? It did just evolve with no real idea of where I was going (or where I wanted to go!). I still don't ?

I'd forgotten Our Lips Are Sealed - loved that song.

Nailed it.

This started as a bit of an Ozric Tentacles-inspired idea, then developed a life of its own. There's a bit of everything bar the kitchen sink in there too, and it was fun to experiment with weird FX and crazy automation. https://www.bandlab.com/xoospacemusic/spear-of-argon-fc14490f?revId=5dc4056e-fd7f-ed11-9f5e-000d3a980352

What happens if there's no talent to delete? Instant crash?

I may just have to redefine what an effect is ?

Interesting question! Reverb: Audiority Xenoverb. I have it and it's good and versatile enough. HM: Valhalla Shimmer because I love it on my guitar, even though it's a bit of a special effect. Track Compressor: Tricky one - I tend to use the Pro Channel ones (CA-2A and PC76), but I'd be tempted by the Sonitus Compressor so it's usable in the FX bin in CbB. Bus Compressor: I'll stick with the Pro Channel PC4K bus compressor - familiarity. Multiband Compressor: Sony(!) Multiband Dynamics. Precision EQ: Quite happy enough with the Pro Channel EQ in Cakewalk. Character EQ: One of the Nomad Factory PulTech emulators (hell, go with the 5 band for flexibility). Delay: Tricky. Valhalla Delay probably (I've only just got it but it's pretty good). HM: Variety of Sound NastyDLA (also does flexible modulation). Chorus: I'd stick with the Sonitus Modulator as it's versatile. HM: Nomad Factory Liquid Mod II Pitch Shifter: Don't use one. Basic Filter: Don't use one. Glitcher/Stutterer: Don't use one, unless you count Cableguys PanCake (which one can abuse in this way) - this also does autopan which I love. Limiter: The old Cakewalk Adaptive Limiter because I know it. Stereo Imager: Sonitus Phase does it for me - again, it's good enough and quick to use. Amp sim: Can I put in Overloud THU since I use quite a few different amp/cabs (I promise not to use any of the effects!)? Vocoder: Melda MVocoder. I've yet to find one that is really good, but this is the best of a bad bunch. Saturation: I'd probably stick with the Tube module in the Pro Channel for simplicity. Restoration: Pfft. Restoration is for wimps. That said, I've occasionally used the old Sony/Sound Forge Audio Restoration plugin so I'd go with that. Clipper: Never use one. Bonus round: Utility: Cakewalk Channel Tools. Multieffect: Valhalla Supermassive. All-in-one Mastering: Not a clue ?

One case where a junction can fail is when an installer uncritically tries to (re)create a folder with that name. It seems that the OS/NTFS can handle creating a folder with an existing name (I assume it fails gracefully) but doesn't when the folder is really a junction of some sort (yes, there are multiple types of junction!).

Thanks!

Sorry to hear that.

How could anyone resist making a track based on arpeggiated triplets when you see an article like this https://cs.astronomy.com/asy/m/galaxies/493637.aspx ? https://www.bandlab.com/xoospacemusic/arp-248-wilds-triplet-5849141e?revId=3bbd9ec2-2e7a-ed11-9f5e-000d3a980004

Really nice this one - my only suggestion would be to drop the "wibbles" (around 2 minutes 10 seconds in) back in the mix and/or take some high end off them and whack them through more delay. They jumped out a bit too much compared to me (and this comes from someone who is a VCS3 fan :-)). What did you use to make them?

It can. It might not work but worth a try. Windows 10 is very good at handling this (firsthand experience).

I'm seeing this too - Korg MS20 is one, as is Novation Bass Station.

I liked this - the drums are suitably bombastic. And the rhythm guitar part has a hint of Alex Lifeson about it (I forget which Rush song though) - not complaining about it though. What I don't like is bandcamp - there's no damn volume control!