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This isn't ER related, but it works as expected: the custom menu you've made is exactly that, custom. The others are essentially "shortcuts" to orderings that may be of general use. There's no (obvious) way that the two can be merged as you are effectively already assigning a category when you create a custom menu.

I've done some weird and wonderful stuff with Macrium (free) and it's pretty good. I've had a couple of duff images though, which is most likely the external media's fault (long story about USB2 vs USB3 not being as compatible as they should be, it seems), so I take multiple copies now.

This is really excellent: the balance between the breathy pads and the plucked sounds is perfect. It has a real ancient *and* modern (futuristic almost) feel to it,

And don't mentioj the trend (OK, it goes back a couple of decades now) to film everything so dark, you can't see what's going on. So "we" pay to see nothing and hear nothing, right? ?

+1

Multiple PRVs, multiple plug-ins that "work" together, PRV and Event View for "debugging"...

It's not alone in doing this - I had a situation at work where (different AV) impacted a .NET image generation and http-ing job by a factor of about 100!

The issue is that other tabs in the multidock lose "focus" (for want of a better word) so you need to click between them. If you have floating windows, you can see more than one thing at once (monitor size permitting) - having to continually undock Region FX windows to achieve this is...tedious and inconsistent (and stupid!).

Interestingly, it breaks on Linux ? https://www.theregister.com/2021/12/01/linux_5_16_alder_lake/

This may not help, but you never know... I used to get massive stage fright before performing - I'd feel unable to eat the day of the gig and would pace nervously beforehand guzzling copious quantities of cola and being completely unable to focus. I ended up on a work training course (which was awful in general, but that's by the by) which had a session on saying difficult things (in a work environment, of course). And the trainer said (and this is apparently from a standard/well-known text) that we should just ask ourselves beforehand "what's the worst that can happen?", and you'll almost always find out that it's probably not as bad as you think - no-one's going to shoot you, say ? The next gig I had after that, I tried this repeatedly through the day of the gig and convinced myself that, yep, nothing truly bad would happen if I made a mess of it. I got to the gig, was way more focused and just did it. And you know what? I actually played much better as I was more relaxed. I had to do this a few more times at subsequent gigs, but eventually, I stopped needing to do even that and just treated the gig as something I did on a "normal" day. I still make mistakes but I don't worry about it - I'm confident enough that it's not the end of the world, and I'm confident enough in knowing the music that I can dig myself out of a hole I've made if it does go wrong ? Good luck - you have a few weeks to practise your chops and your state of mind!

Macrium (free).

+1 with Melodyne/Drum Replacer - very irritating.

Overtone PTH-2A - Pultec emulator - not that it's not good, I just forgot I already had at least one ? Zero-G Cinematic Toolbox MAX - it's just not very good (and it took an eternity to download). Samplitude X3 Suite - when SONAR went, I jumped to this as an alternative. No matter how many times I try it, I find it incomprehensible. Although I did get SOund Forge 11 and Spectralayers "for free" with it, which have been useful.

I think the latter (we all do it) ?

There's some useful stuff in it - I got it at that price about 2 years ago and use it a lot (there's a fair few meh-plugins, too, in my opinion but also some very good ones). Echoes is great and the Liquid Bundle delay/modulation effects are surprisingly good.

Not my style at all, but I can see how well done it is. Very impressive.

Working again now (also using Edge).

No. I've emailed them this morning and heard nothing back yet.

Reminds me of this - still brilliant:

Thanks but...I'm impatient, OK ?

Jrrshop as usual brilliant, but I've now logged my voucher code at the Magix site and have received nothing from them for 24 hours (this was for Movie Studio 18 Suite), and no reply to chase email. Not sure if they are overwhelmed by orders or what.

Very tasty.

That's not the synth rack: that's the browser. View the synth rack using the View menu.

Me too...that doesn't stop me being impatient though ?

Might be just me (or browser specific), but my basket gets emptied every time I add something on the BlueLab site, so no way to actually get any of the plugins... 3 different browsers, 2 PCs,with same results so I think not me!