Whoa, Mark, that's rad that you're concerned about, like, other users' diverse communication styles.
'cause, totally, I hear ya, bro, without the "California" under my avatar, people have, like, no idea. ?
I have noticed something odd, which is that the avatars of two BandLab staffers seem at first to show them having hairdos that I don't think they actually sport in real life.
By which I mean that when I look closely, I don't think that Jesse actually wears his hair in a mullet, nor do I believe that Noel has a flat top. Is it just me? Maybe they do have these hairstyles and I have it backward. Is it the "portholes" that we make our avatars fit inside now?
I guess this is payback for my "I'll never let them harvest my precious AOL address book!!" rants on TOP.
Whatever happened to that poor feller? The SONAR Platinum lifer who was convinced that the whole point of the CbB project was to distribute spyware, and that anyone who believed otherwise was just being naive.
Probably still waiting for the grand plot to be exposed....
You're also using WDM with an interface whose drivers support ASIO.
Unless you're required to as part of a Living History project, why not take your free upgrade to Cakewalk by BandLab?
While you're at it, that sweet motherboard and all that RAM and that nice video card might love ASIO mode.
Hello, cats and kittens. It'll be interesting to become reacquainted with some personae with new handles.
I've got a new handle (although I'm keeping the "smile on the EQ" avatar), which I had been planning along with a less ironic manner.
Users from the old digs would remember me as "Euthymia" if they remembered me at all. I hereby pledge to give up my favorite sport of taunting those casting doubts upon the new product's licensing model (my battle cry: "ever heard of Google Chrome?") in favor of using this new forum to help people use the software.
That is, now that I stand a chance of finding people with less experience using Cakewalk than I have!
(joy to the WORLD!)
Heh, maybe for a similar reason that I know better than to ask my friends' kids if they use "Live," because nobody calls it that, they call it "Ableton."