Byron Dickens

I have the Symphonic Choirs and it is fantastic. Still haven't completely figured out that votox thing yet.

Mixbus is intended to be an emulation of Harrison's analog consoles and a tape deck. When you understand THAT'S the paradigm, I think some of the "limitations" make a whole lot more sense; it's like we're back in 1982 and sitting behind a Harrison 32c recording and mixing onto tape. You know, back when musicians with actual skill and talent played actual performances that got captured for posterity.

Looking towards the house from the front corner:

TV is the devil.

I remember when MTV played music videos. (Showing my age here.)

I'm in Hockley, TX. Well, not exactly in Hockley proper but out in the suburbs.

CBB would be overkill, but since you already have it & know how to use it I think it would make sense to just use that.

If you didn't get a number for your support ticket, then it didn't go through.

Those who live on the cutting edge often end up bleeding to death.

You can't unbake a cake.

I thought Gibson had pretty much destroyed ALL their guitars....

Good to know.

Or lost their minds, more like.

While we're on the topic, how did Heart go from the ferocious "Barracuda " to the atrocious, sappy "What about Love?" How did Scorpions get from "Virgin Killer" to "Winds of Change?" Or How did Foreigner go from "Dirty White Boy" to the horrid "I Want to Know What Love Is?"

It's "spell check," not "usage check." And I've found more than one instance of spell check misspelling a word. If you learn how to do it right yourself, then you needn't try to rely on imperfect tools to do it for you.

No kidding. At least there's more than four different words in the lyrics....

I wouldn't even need a paycheck, just let me take stuff home!

More is always better! ?

I've gotten good results with the full version.

FYI: In pro studios, they don't tend to feel the urge to constantly update everything.

How did people manage to make all those records before pitch correction? I'm not trying to be an ***** here. If you practice until you can get it right going into the microphone instead of relying on technology to fix it later, you ultimately end up with a much better product. And in less time. Singing in tune is not something reserved for the special few. Go to church one Sunday. Anyone can do it. People sing out of tune b/c they either push too hard or they run out of breath. Or b/c they try to go outside their range. Like a baritone trying to sing the same notes as Geddy Lee.

Practice?

I call BS.

7????!!!!

I heard that Yoko Ono's stuff was in there too, so it's not all bad ....