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Oddly, I like the interface of Conduct better, but the functionality isn't there... Continuata is "blah" but allows more effective dowloading, so that's where I'll throw my hat. If Conduct had the same download options I would probably use it solely... but as it stands, I want to keep my archives backed up, and Conduct doesn't keep them...which is a bummer

No...I have both installed...and Continuata is the preferred because of what I just stated

Continuata is the better choice as it gives you more options for downloading from my experience. The only setting that you get with Conduct is where to download, and it installs automatically and deletes the archives. Continuata lets you pick if you want to "Download & Install", or "Download Only", and whether or not to delete the archives, which I ALWAYS want to keep...so there's that

Thanx Doug & Jesse...I was just wondering if they were "Separate" products or all in one...so that answered my question. The only one I wanted to be able to sell was Ethera Gold Lite, because I already have it, so that kills that notion. I'd like to get this deal at $169...but without being able to offload some stuff doubt I'll be able to make it work. Just the Dronar Freebie is $66 normally... so there's a whole lot of stuff I'll never used packed into a small price!

Just a curiousity question... How do the Free instruments get delivered?

ONLY the upgrades are on sale, so you have to have "One" to get the other. Buy them as a "Bundle" and the price is even less than buying the one, and the upgrade afterwards...hence the term "Bundle"

As has been stated already Cubase = Music Production Nuendo = Film/Post Production Samplitude = Music Production Sequoia = Film/Post Production Pro Tools = Music Production Media Composer = Film/Post Production It's a common theme, and scheme, among the "heavy players"... The bottom line is that the latter of each is "more expensive" due to their ability to "do more" for the intended market. So, if your sole intent is "producing music" then Cubase, Samplitude, Pro Tools, etc..would be all you need. However, if you intend on doing "Film Scoring/Post Production" work, then Nuendo, Sequoia, Media Composer is the vehicle those who do such work prefer to "ride in".... Can you do that in the others? YES - but with limited functionality in that regards, but that's really not what they are intended for.

Only thing new is the Bundle Deals Grem. The other sale is still concurrent

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Run the Sonokinetic PM to update

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Run Pro X6 to Update.

Fixed!

I believe the Pro Channel still has the console emulator available also, if you're looking for "Console" without "Spending" It has the SSL E, Neve N, and Trident A modes

The accent is REALLY thick, but if you can hang with it, there's some good information here...

Summing is the "way" that all the Channel Strips on the Console are "combined" down to the Master Channel, and how that summing effects the overall "sound" of what's being mixed. A Typical Studio Analog Desk has "Analog Summing", and this effects the Mix Sound. The SSL E Boards have been used on countless hits, as have the Neve N, the SSL G, and the SSL J, as well as the API and the Harrison. They each do "their thing" in Analog, and the Plugins do their best to emulate that "Sonic Characteristic of the Analog Board"

It's the 32C Eq's that are the "magic" along with Harrison's Analog summing. UAD plugins are really nice...and they do sound better, and the CPU offload is a bonus

Right now the only aftermarket Harrison 32C Console Strip is with UAD, and you have to have the UAD Hardware to run it...

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