Byron Dickens

Bailed y'all out when Germany was whipping your *****. Twice.

BandLab did not buy the Cakewalk company. As a company, Cakewalk had been closed for months and BandLab bought the intellectual property from Gibson. There's a big difference and I don't know why you can't understand that.

And why is that?

Quite possibly this is a move to allow them to bundle premium third party plugins like people have been begging for.

Bring back? They've always had it.

So why are you here?

What is so hard to understand about the company that made that deal with you doesn't exist any more?

You see this sheisse and you gotta wonder how the hell these people once managed to have an empire that spanned the globe....

You didn't pay BandLab for anything....

Rebooting the computer fixes so many of these weird issues that it should be one of the first things you try

This is going to be a hard sell. However, I think you're just shooting yourself in the foot jumping to a different paid DAW (and having to learn it) out of spite because you're mad. Of course, if you already have some side action it would be perfectly understandable to dump this one. I knew our little playground here to get ruined eventually once vulture capital got involved but I never expected that they would start f**king it up so soon.

The simplest way to do a trombone properly would be to get a high quality sample library that has all the different articulations you might need.

Yeah. Because that's how MIDI works. How else would you control MIDI instruments other than MIDI controller messages?

Project hygiene. RTFM.

Microtonal? An entire finished mix? I'd just let it ride.

That's where my money is.

Sometimes it is just easier to do something like that than fight with a project that got messed up.

Yep. Using it as a controller, I have played polyphonic parts with a Korg Monologue.

Meanwhile, there are people in the world with actual problems.

Will really ought to buy a lottery ticket....

No.

. I don't know. Warhol's mere repeating of Goldsmith's photgraph in different colorations doesn't seem all that transformative to me. However, SCOTUS' wording in the majority opinion seems rather ill-considered and problematic, opening the door to many more frivolous copyright claims than there already are. And these will be decided using this precedent.

That's BS. BIAB takes skill and creativity. It doesn't do anything for you except realize what you wrote. It is really not much different than handing a bunch of session musicians a chart and saying "here, play this in such-and-such style." You still have to write the song and the more you put into it the better results you get. You should hear some of the stuff people have done with BIAB. Oh, wait... You probably have.

That sounds like a good feature request.

I thought my math was bad. You're about 38 years off...