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I thought about the Diamond upgrade but it's more than I can handle and the needed drive space.

Epic Babies was a nice free one. This is not worth the price. Libraries that play loops can be short lived and you can do this on your own.

I wonder how it works compared to the 700 other compressors I have not named Kilohearts? Too bad that's not available for RE's at that price.

This doesn't seem like a good deal except for a PA fanboy. Why not just set $250 and forget the sub hassle?

I have just about Amplitube everything and don't need any more confusion. IK's licensing beat this as well.

I should have changed it to ST Sounds. So what are your favorite ST sounds. I remember back when there was a thing for ST called Sonic Synth. It was decent.

The driver was also updated recently. This is the only audio device with this behavior.

FM8 and Massive - these are far from 1 trick ponies.

Any issues. Odd on one system opening a DAW and my Steinberg UR22 tries to install the driver again. Hasn't broke the network yet. It's pretty sad these Windows updates take up a lot of drive space. A 250GB OS drive is pushing the limits. I decided to back up both systems with Acronis. I've never had an issue with Windows restoring the previous version. I wonder what other things they reset without me checking. They always reset the password protection sharing.

Sometimes I think I should remove it altogether since I don't use it and the 18gb of space it uses.

Sample developers still use bloat as a selling point. PC games are pushing the extremes. Plus Windows is full of bloat if you do drive images.

Is it wrong to own a LP Studio and not play it every day. I also have a Music Man Sub 5 which I do believe is a collectors now. It was MM attempt to make affordable USA products.

Their stuff is pricey.

That's because a majority of Music Radar's audience is in Europe. There's a larger base of EDM and Mac users. FL and Live will always be in the top 5. Once you get into that Mixcraft food chain I've only paid $29 for an upgrade. I know of some who flocked from Acid Pro was Sonay wasn't developing it anymore. I tend to look at licensing as a major factor. I'm not surprised where Studio One is #2. I've been on other forums where they ditched Cubase. If I was just starting in this Bandlab, hands down. The bundled effects are no slouch. Few DAWs have a midi player. My favorite thing is to audition midi files and synth patches at the same time. I often wonder what the owner of Bandlab is doing. They own Music Tech and surprised this app in not on the DVD, or do I see any promotions.

People treat them like religions. Once offended over their choice of DAW they start jihad. It's as bad as a Linux distro forum.

Bitwig is like a subscription. I got the free CM version and I just don't care for it. I also look at the long term cost of having a DAW.

Yes. It caters to the EMD crowd. If the poll were best DAWs for film it wouldn't be up there. I switched to FL when Sonar's GUI was getting cluttered and it was a very different way of doing things. The only Sonar licensed I skipped was 6. When one tries FL's workflow it's not easy after using linear DAWs. I think for a DAW that is free and PC only, #8 is pretty good. Most free DAWs have a history of being limited or totally sucks (PT Free). If I go broke Bandlab and FL are the only two I could use.

I use to have 9 electrics and I'm not really a guitar player. I once met a guy who had 16 tubas and his wife made him get rid of 3.

I like the multi format. One word of warning is if you install all formats you really bloat your drives. When I got the everything bundle I installed Live packs, Battery, Kontakt, and Reason.

https://www.highlifesamples.com/product/vocal-hook-feat-steve-howard/ Check these as well. https://www.highlifesamples.com/product-category/special-offers/

Voyetra DOP was my first DAW. Too bad they got out of the DAW business.

https://www.musicradar.com/news/the-best-daws-2020-the-best-music-production-software-for-pc-and-mac Definitely #1 in best free DAW of the century. This is always the poll where some DAW users get butthurt and suffer insecurity issues. I think we are just happy the Sonar lives and its still developed. Meanwhile FL is still the king and I agree. Odd that I got introduced to FL from my Sonar Home Studio 2002 disk.

These freebies seem to go down hill as of late.

The soundpacks always make it tempting but I have too many synths as it is.

It shows up in both of my accounts.