Byron Dickens

Learn to accept change and you'll be happier than you will fighting to remain in the past.

You're thinking about ARA. ARIA is a sfz player engine.

NPR pretty much does everything first class.

It concerns me more that they reproduce.

And there's nothing wrong with that. I don't want to sound like I'm looking down my nose at it or anything. There's certainly an art to being able to do that and do it well. It just doesn't work for me. Hell, I love Blues and probably 97.6% of it is trying to rework the same material into something new.

That and loops. I never fell for any of the phrase-based stuff but I tried playing with loops and it just don't do it for me. As someone with actual compositional abilities, I'd rather spend less of my time coming up with the right part on my own than endlessly auditioning loops to find a "good enough" one that will "work."

I wish there was a level between Core and Pro with the additional instruments and articulations but not the mic positions.

ASIO4ALL is known problematic. That's your issue right there. Why in God's name would anyone use it when their interface's manufacturer supplies a proper ASIO driver?

I'll guarantee he wasn't the one who had to maintain all those 24 track tape machines he fantasizes about.

You got to wonder about the mentality of some a****** who will create a whole account just so he can make two troll posts and disappear.

It looks like you're running it as Administrator. Don't.

Blackmagic Design offers a bunch of free training materials: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/training The whole thing walks you through putting an entire short documentary movie together. If you decide to try DR, be warned: pay close attention to the system requirements or you will NOT have a good experience.

OMG. Look how high up those cymbals are. And how far away what I'm guessing is the ride.

But think how much money you could save!

The ultimate objective of Black Friday for me is.... Survival.

DaVinci Resolve is free.

No. I know how to look. Basic research skills. Do they not teach such things in school any more? Not logical in the least, since Cakewalk, inc. no longer exists. How do you expect to get support from a nonexistent company? ??? What does that even mean? I get that you are frustrated. I showed you exactly where to go to submit a support ticket. If you choose to somehow take that as an insult, that's your problem, not mine. You're welcome. Have a wonderful weekend.

Nowhere? Took all of about a minute to find.

With you on that.

Gotcha beat. 9 guitars. 2 basses. 1 bouzouki. 2 hardware synths. Drum kit, including a Ludwig Acrolyte snare, Zildgian K/Z hihats & a Sabian HH raw bell dry ride. Plus a couple amps & some miscellaneous percussion dodads. Oh, I almost forgot: 2 Doumbeks. And a proper audio interface.

The OP is gone and ain't coming back. He didn't come here for help. He just came here to snipe.

Aha. I will have to give that a shot. Hopefully, I can try that out in the next few days. I managed to get the one I was working on done; I had things in different states of muting, etc.

Oh yeah, I forgot. We're not allowed to suggest that people save themselves hours and hours of frustration by making a moderate investment in proper equipment.

It ain't the software, its you.