Byron Dickens

I always found drum loops or ready-made midi patterns too limiting. Spending gobs of time searching through not-quite-right premade patterns really gets in the way of making music for me. I would suggest Jamstix instead. Load up a kit, pick a drummer and a style and let 'er rip; it creates a drum part on the fly. Where it really shines, however, is when you dive into the controls and nudge different things. Like the kick/ snare groove but not the hi-hat pattern? Change it. Wanna add some tom accents? Done.

Steinberg?

Thank God I don't live there; I'm perfectly safe.

There is Harrison Mixbus, which emulates a - surprise- Harrison analog console.

Listen with your ears, not your eyes.

Some things really are simple.

That's basically a processor for a PA.

Looks pretty cool.

You need to route the audio output from the Ketron back into your audio interface.

DR is awesome. It is the only thing I could find in my price range ? that let me turn some extremely murky, drastically underexposed footage into something that can be seen. I would definitely stay away from the Beta, however. Also, be aware that DR uses your GPU for processing, and is resource intensive so if you are using onboard graphics or a card with less than 2GB, you will struggle - if it even runs.

I think I hear about more problems with Waves than with anyone else. Every time I get tempted by one of their deals, I remember threads like this.

At last! One function where you don't have to worry about one of Crapple's updates making it quit working.

I started learning to play drums so I could play around with recording them.

Damn, I wish I even had the space for that!

That is an awesome machine.

Well, well. Another Firefox update and the issue seems to have fixed itself.

Oh, sure. It's just that easy....

Miroslav Philharmonik, Halion Symphonic Orchestra and the Sonivox Orchestral Companion all have staccato articulations.

Outside the US, companies are less slaves to the idea that every product has to turn X% profit in order to justify its continued existence or be killed off. They are more likely to allow more profitable parts of the business subsidize other, less profitable ones that still fill a real need.

Not sure where to put this. I seem to be unable to post in Firefox on Android. The whole forum also seems to be painfully slow and/ or unresponsive. This just happened in the past few days. I was wondering if it was after changing my email, but it seems to be OK in Chrome. Now I wonder if it is because of the latest Firefox update. Would much rather use it than Chrome for multiple reasons.

Real cymbals have quite a long decay.

8.5???? High time to upgrade. 11 years later. CbB is free, no less. No brainer .

Uh huh.

Play in time and the problem solves itself.