Terry Kelley

Well, the Partridge family did become the Cowsills, so …

I think so. Justin is only 78 so he might be around a bit longer. I think he was the youngest of the 5.

Sad to hear.

Yeah, tell us what’s happening .:)

Apparently it’s not.

Munt MT-32?

No doubt music will be cluttered with AI copies. It’s just about there now.

I think there will be a market for those that can show they played most of the instruments.

I have a rock.

I still have my Radio Shack and Sansui 6 track.

I was thinking about the OP again. If Bandlab offered a perpetual license for CbB what sales might they lose? I guess some Sonar renters could bail and go back to CbB but I wonder if it might bring in the people that won’t rent either way. The new Sonar GUI is functional but I would consider CbB over Sonar. And perpetual for me must include never deactivating and never calling home and stopping if it can’t. Maybe there are a few incremental bucks to be had.

Perpetual licenses were never an option for Bandlab financially. They need a continuous revenue stream. So I don’t consider this a “mistake” as much as an unfortunate necessity given the baggage of the past. I will be curious to see where the GUI finally lands once they get it completed. Getting close I think.

Try the Munt MT32.

I don’t like the seam of dual monitors but the ultra wide’s just aren’t worth the price to get rid of it. A 60” UW would be $2kUS+.

People think boosted high end, cut low end, 50db dynamic range and at best 50db s/n ratio followed by cut in high end and boosted low end (aka vinyl) sounds good. It’s a terrible medium but many like what it does and the things necessary to cram it on plastic. A good cassette is better than that. But we were at the limit of what we could do. Tape is good but it has its own limits. Hello digital. A DAW might very well add some artifacts or character to audio but people will either like it or not. I’ve done my own tests on a couple of DAWs and can’t measure a difference but maybe just the visual look of the DAW (e.g. Harrison) has a psycho-acoustic effect. But at some point wondering is a time sink. Lord I love to listen to the discussions but I can’t give anyone any facts. I’ve done a lot of high fidelity loudspeaker designs but when asked I say “Buy what you like.” Nothing else matters.

I give up. Yes they all sound different but only the discriminating mind can tell. Especially with beer.

I suspect Meng can afford it.

TTS isn’t stable anymore and hasn't been for years. And it won’t be fixed. If you add it early in a project you have a fighting chance it will be ok, but at some point it will go south. Why has been speculated for years but that doesn’t change the fact that it’s no longer reliable and it will never be fixed. Your best bet is to switch to the various alternatives that give the same sounds like Munt MT-32 and others. The TTS era has ended … about 10 years ago.

I’m on a pair of 27’s and have considered going to a pair of 32’s or a single 50” ultra-wide. Anything bigger would be a space challenge.

I think the developers will ultimately come up with customization tools within the limit of vector graphics. That feature just needs to be pushed back while they focus on functionality. Give them some time.

Ok. I was just answering the OPs thread title.

You can rent it, but you can not buy it.

It’s like when the food take-out place turns the cashier display towards you so you can enter a tip. No.

I never linked them and still get this login request. I just open a second tab, login and it doesn't ask for Google. I close the first tab and move on.

With all due respect, the items you get if you subscribe aren’t all that big of a deal. A few are nice additions but don’t stand out as must-haves. Are those supposed make a person want to upgrade? It doesn’t make sense to me. What am I missing?