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Thanks for the clarification. There have indeed been comments here about KVR's reputation for allowing all sorts of negative posts there. Once I started reading a few sub forums there, I did see what seemed to me relentless / aggressive attacks on some makers of music software or some of their products. I generally don't intentionally visit subforums like that. On the other hand I have seen at least one case where someone important (I presume a moderator?) closed down a thread that contained legitimate gripes. Not sure if that was because KVR makes money from sales, if the moderator really likes the company's products, or other reasons why some threads get closed even if the criticisms are legit. Anyhow thanks for the clarification re: KRV.

I misspoke--sort of. I did refer to running Sync at least once a month. As it turns out after updating Sync and the two products that needed to be updated a few hours ago, Sync now tells me I have three products to update, the two that I updated earlier today plus a third one.

Thanks for the reminder to run Sync at least once a month. I previously ran it two months ago (14 Nov) and needed to update two of my CA products (plus Sync itself, which also needed to be updated). Nice to see CA making improvements!

For the record, I have posted about legitimate issues I have had with IK. I have also posted praise for things I thought were good. I don't have the time to research and summarize all the issues I have addressed in the past, but to say there aren't issues (or there haven't been issues) and to accuse people of making up or to imply people of making up reasons is not fair to those of us who have posted honest, truthful observations and opinions. "People like to bash IK . . . ." is a gross generalization that gives people without their own experiences with IK a false sense that criticism of IK is unjustified. Before I had my own experiences with IK, I saw many positive comments in the forum about IK which led me to overlook what I later learned were negatives. I learned the hard way and wish there had been more comments pointing to the negatives so that I had more of a balanced perspective. If there are statements in this thread that you are responding to (where you think forum members are "bashing" IK (or making what you feel are unjustified criticisms), please be specific and discuss the issues themselves instead of making generalizations like "People like to bash . . . ."

I noticed that you posted the same reply three times in different sub-forums/threads each instance being from 2 to 4 years old. You got my curiosity: What's up with this repeat pattern of posts in ancient threads? 🤷‍♂️

FWIW: I saw it, but had nothing to say about it. I do remember thinking "radio button" but didn't think that added anything useful to the request. I assume others saw it, too.

As noted previously, I got to see Flash a few decades ago with 3 other bands--all stellar performances from excellent musicians with amazing material [Savoy Brown, Flash, Tower of Power, and Rory Gallagher]. I can still remember being there and recognizing the quality performances at the time. RIP

Nice find. I can't remember the last time I watched a Sina video. She's been at home at the drums for a while. Definitely the group's own version of Tommy, but at the same time their tribute to The Who comes across very well and is a pleasure to listen to. Easy to remember the past and to listen to this fresh rendition.

I didn't post the following earlier for fear of impinging on a decent feature request. With all the posts since (and because the original polite request was made by @Promidi who--from what I have observed--is not adverse to polite discussions made with respect), here goes:

So I got an e-mail from Plugin Boutique and decided to check out KV331 Audio's site. I assume they have extended the sale to other third-party vendors. So if anyone is interested in upgrading to SynthMaster 3 (or even just picking up the SynthMaster Player or whatever related promotions they have), I'd encourage forum participants to shop around. Disclosure: I've had the Everything Bundle for a few years and have no vested interest here. When I saw the $29 upgrade price (SynthMaster 2 to SynthMaster 3), I remembered when 3 first came out, there was forum discussion about pricing in part IIRC because the pre-release price was less than the post release price. OOOPS: I thought I had switched to the Deals subforum. If there's a moderator who can move this post there, great!

Glad to hear you have advanced to the Lurking level and that you are on the path to obtain the Active Searcher "badge."

No, no, no (in that order). I'd call it "New Age Electro-Ambient Disco." 😉 In any case, it's a fun listen. Thanks for sharing.

Glad to hear! I used to edit my own using notepad for hardware sound modules (romplers and samplers). I never got into using the built-in tool. Personal preference--I just found it had been easier to cut and paste pages of preset names from manuals and to add the note numbers using cursor keys and the edit buffer rather than looking back and forth from paper to screen typing all those names. Thanks for posting the mini video.

Do you have any midi outputs selected [MIDI Devices]? PS: As an alternative for the time being would you be comfortable editing copies of the older instrument definitions in Notepad?

A Musical Joke (in German: Ein musikalischer Spaß) K. 522, (Divertimento for two horns and string quartet) is a composition by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart; the composer entered it in his Verzeichnis aller meiner Werke (Catalogue of All My Works) on June 14, 1787.

The link in my account for Rapture 1.0 shows update downloads for up to 1.2.2. Not sure if I have that installed, if it works, or if its the best version, but it is there.

TOPIC: The engineering file crashed when opened on another computer [emphasis added] You have my curiosity. What is the engineering file? Are you talking about the *.cwp file, aka a project file? (Not sure what your native language is, but I guess the word for "project" could be translated to "engineering.")

Peter Yarrow, of Peter, Paul and Mary, Dies at 86 Yarrow’s contributing vocals in songs like “Puff the Magic Dragon” and “If I Had a Hammer” helped establish the folk trio as a pop phenomenon in the 1960s.

User preference: One of the reasons why I like using custom Workspaces is that I can have my Control Bar setup for different workflow needs. Not sure if you use custom Workspaces. If you use "None" for your Workspace, I defer to others as to how the Control Bar gets locked so it's the same across sessions.

This came in as I was about to submit my post. It seems like we may be thinking along the same lines! Thanks for adding this.

Thanks for this detail as it is useful for how I use my personal / custom Workspaces. Previously, I have noticed a distinction between (1) the amount of horizontal space set up for the three section (tracks, buses, and hardware outputs) and (2) the location / selection of the tracks displayed within the borders of each of the defined sections. I am assuming by space settings you mean (1). I will double check, but I do know that under some conditions I have to adjust the borders of the three sections that the Workspace set up on a per project basis--depending on the needs of the specific project. I basically don't do much with per project screenset tweaks mostly because I don't have a very detailed understanding of the interplay between screensets and workspaces and it's easy for me to just just move the console section borders around on a per project basis as needed. For my own needs, I will explore this more.

This sounds to me like SPAM.

I looked for the "manual" yesterday and almost posted the link in case it might help others to help you. But I figured that might be a bit insulting. I have almost no experience with gaming devices or low-cost microphones / microphone combos except for a podcast mic I picked up a year or two ago and used to record a few things. I do remember having some difficulties. The operational range was very limited. I recommend trying to find the specs. IIRC the mic I got only worked with a sampling rate I haven't intentionally used since the days of Windows 98SE and maybe Windows XP. Let me see if I can find the manual for you. That was quick. It was still in my browser's cache. Here's what I found yesterday. Hope it helps.