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I gave it a quick try in one of my go-to testing hosts, Voltage Modular. It works. ? I haven't yet tried in Kushview's Elements, but I assume it should work there, too. FWIW, several years ago I played with using secondary hosts for FX within Cakewalk, mostly with Voltage Modular. This enabled me to automate FX within Cakewalk using the host's system of controls. Just another option. BTW, I remember being disappointed that the new format is incompatible with the ProChannel format.

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Just to let you know (and I am not sure if it's just me) but as of 3-4 days ago FB groups that used to have content available to the public (i.e., people without a FB account) are no longer accessible without a FB account. Update:It's fixed!! Something happened between several hours ago and a few minutes ago: FB now let's non-account holders view public content!!! ?

Several "Is the site down or is it just me" services reported the site was down.

It seems to me 29 EUR is a considerable discount . . . . OH. WAIT A SEC . . . . You were making a joke. Fixed it for you. ?

29 EUR for me. I have Drumazon and Frontier. Not sure if I need it either. Once I found the video (linked above) which starts off by showing differences, I didn't look for a text based list. That would be good to have, too. UPDATE: I just found this review article ("D16 Group’s Drumazon 2 Will Get New Effects, Busses, Trigger Outs") that focuses on some of what's new. Hope it helps. It takes less time to read than to watch the video. I don't think either are comprehensive--they just have what the writer or youtuber felt important enough to mention. MORE DETAILS: Here's a link to the pdf manual. Its not a summary, but since I looked it up for myself, I though this is a good place to share the link/

Does anyone know if Facebook has stopped allowing non-account holders from viewing public content? Background: I do not have an account, but have always been able to view the contents that have been made public. However, tonight any time I choose one of my bookmarked groups, I am now required to log in or sign up for an account. Generally I look at several music related groups, including those from a number of software makers and sound designers who think Facebook is their preferred method of communication with consumers. I have tried to find out with a general Google search to no avail. I also looked here, found this (see below), and have wondered if Facebook has changed their access policy in the interest of security. Thanks. UPDATE: This page still says admins have the right to make content available to "Anyone, on or off Facebook" (aka Public). NEW UPDATE: It's fixed!! (At least for me it is!) Something happened since the last time I checked: FB now let's non-account holders view public content!!! ?

By my reading, "prunes" keeps the chain. Here's my rationale: pwalpwal had extended the chain from explosion/exploding with dukes of stratosphear - my love explodes and then with gene chandler - -duke of earl. pwalpwal changed the association with a different gene-- gene clark - no other I then did an intentional pivot on no (from no other) to Zappa's MOI song Oh No which doubles as a reaction to pwalpwal's missing the opportunity to use a Zappa (MOI) tune which I added: Duke of Prunes. So, you continued the run with Prunes. ?

Since I am a fan of delays, I just had to give this a quick try. Some preliminary observations/opinions. Despite the Paypal "Buy now, Pay later" notice The download was instant. It didn't need an account or an e-mail link. It didn't need to be activated. It does indeed seem to be free. About the physical modeling (spiraling delay) I needed headphone. It does sound like much more is going on than simple ping-pong delay. Other The UI is simple, but functional. (You won't need a manual!) Malware Bytes and Windows Defender detected no issues (zip and unzipped). I did a simple test of the vst3 in Voltage Modular. (I did not rescan CbB yet.) Controllable Parameters are: Rotation Speed, Decay, Time, Beats, Time Mode, Stereo Amount, FIlter Frequency, Filter Width, Dry/Wet, Bypass. Most of the parameters show changes in the Plug-in's UI.

You missed an opportunity to include "Duke of Prunes" in your song association chain. ?

JMO: Not a crime. As for Mixcraft, JMO there is no comparison with SONAR/Cakewalk. Personally, I have no problems with people choosing one DAW over another. If you read my posts, you should see that I have spoken out in favor of people making personal choices of DAWs based on their own personal needs. But pre-emptive venting about the price before you even know what the price will be is wrong on so many levels. IMO you should have waited until the price was announced and then complained, whined, ranted, threatened to stop using Cakewalk/SONAR/Sonar. That's the proper way to belly-ache around here. ?

From everything I've read we will have more than enough time to make an informed decision. Setting a personal price point is admirable. I do that all the time based on my financial circumstances.

Thanks for the confirmation! Some of my Roland Sound modules also have sets of SC sounds (M-GS64 and the RA30) as well as the Edirol VSC IIRC (the one that came bundled with Cakewalk/SONAR back in the day).

I think you'll find that to be more true for people who have been using Cakewalk for a very long time. I could be wrong, but I don't think it's an old v. new, either-or thing. Personally, I like having multiple methods. Each has advantages and each has disadvantages. Sometimes one method fits the current workflow; sometimes a different method fits better. Having said that, it might be that veteran users know multiple methods and new users only know one. JMO: Making it into an "old, outdated" v. a "new and improved" bipolar debate seems bogus to me.

I suspect they are in the process of updating the infrastructure. I ran into a similar issue with regard to the online documentation and reported it.** I don't have any pressing needs, so I am planning to wait until the infrastructure gets sorted out. If you have an urgent need, you can contact support. **Here's the reply I received. I hope this information helps.

Yep I agree.

I don't know, but I found some more info. Roland's Sound Canvas VA sound canvas VA versus TTS1 - any opinions? thread on another forum Maybe some people here know how the TTS-1 samples compare with the Sound Canvas samples. I will defer to others who know more of the inside scoop on the TTS-1 samples.

I don't know for sure. Maybe it's one of the samples from the Sound Canvas line of products. Roland should know. Update: I just did a Google search for "Sound Canvas Samples." If my guess is correct, perhaps there are some independent sfz libraries that include samples of the SC piano sample.

My bad for responding to the rant.

You are right. I did quote myself: Very perceptive of you.

Please re-read this ^^^^^ in conjunction with the recent discussion. To me it seems intended as a display of cleverness and purports to be a defense against any possible accusation of being bashy: Now, that's kinda bash-y. ? but if you were to do an unbiased textual analysis, I expect the rant would be shown for what it is: an extension of "bashery" as if to say, "You want to accuse me of bashing, well here: read this. So there!!!!!!!" In short, (1) there was a warning in regard to bashing, (2) the ante was upped with a rant, (3) I called the rant into question without resorting to insults,** (4) the ante was upped by with an intended insult, etc. and here we are. **Note: "WTF" was a statement of disagreement, not an insult.

But I am so much enjoying giving the BS back! ?