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  1. Bruno de Souza Lino
    I find annoying that CbB has an option to recover from dropouts automatically and it never recovers from dropouts when they happen. Couldn't we have so the engine keeps running regardless of dropouts or not?
  2. Bruno de Souza Lino
    Another thing that would help tremendously is plugin sandboxing. It seems to be semi present in the ProChannel, but not on the FX and Synth Racks. This prevents buggy plugins from taking the entire DAW with it when they crash.
  3. Bruno de Souza Lino
    It's not a plugin. And you don't pay for it. The developer does. Have you noticed that Player compatible libraries are more expensive than ones that aren't Player compatible? That's because the developer pays a fixed percentage per license sold. I don't know what the deal is for NKS but starts with you and some sort of partnership deal with NI.
  4. Bruno de Souza Lino
    I'm pretty sure NKS licensing would be fairly expensive, like having your Kontakt library Player compatible.
  5. Bruno de Souza Lino
    Plugin sandboxing is becoming more commonplace. It makes no sense for a single plugin to have the ability to take your entire DAW with it when it crashes.
  6. Bruno de Souza Lino
    Probably Not. Article-wise, Surge does support MPE and even comes with presets made by Roger Linn that are specifically made to make use of MPE via Linnstrument or other MPE controllers.
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  8. Bruno de Souza Lino
    I wonder how RX measures against SpectraLayers Pro, especially considering RX 8 Standard is 100 bucks more expensive.
  9. Bruno de Souza Lino
    If you have V Vocal, it allows you to draw pitch envelopes on your clip.
  10. Bruno de Souza Lino
    There's also Sonic Anomaly's TriLeverler2. It does exactly what Waves Vocal Rider does and it's free. I believe the term we're looking for here is "gain matching"
  11. Bruno de Souza Lino
    I see. So it's essentially a proprietary version of Toneboosters' Isone Pro.
  12. Bruno de Souza Lino
    I'm only using Kontakt if somehow I get Komplete.
  13. Bruno de Souza Lino
    That sounds like a solution for a problem that doesn't exist, IMO. If I recall correctly, mixing with headphones was supposed to be a compromise, not a complete replacement for actual monitors.
  14. Bruno de Souza Lino
    The last time Gibson was getting better, they promised affordable instruments and the first new model to come out was a guitar costing 9 grand.
  15. Bruno de Souza Lino
    I know. For amps that have bright switches, make a separate models which is the exact same model except the bright switch is on. That should give you at least 50 more amp simulations.
  16. Bruno de Souza Lino
    Safe mode is an immediate solution. Ideally, CbB should have plugin sandboxing implemented, as it doesn't currently. This is one of the few features that set Waveform and Bitwig apart from other DAWs. In case a plugin fails, only the plugin fails.
  17. Bruno de Souza Lino
    Wouldn't Bandlab have to pay NI licensing to have that integrated? Also, how would that benefit people that don't use NI products?
  18. Bruno de Souza Lino
    I feel like some of those requests would be easily fulfilled if Bandalab were willing to add some of the SONAR Plugins back into CbB. SONAR does have a soundfont player/loader, a sampler with looping functionality and so on....
  19. Bruno de Souza Lino
    If I'm not mistaken CbB should have a safe mode.
  20. Bruno de Souza Lino
    Even in a touchscreen centric setup that makes no sense. The buttons have no secondary function to them. Nobody is gonna benefit from having an extra step to activate a button and that screws with skeumorphism rules. No button in real life is activated like that.
  21. Bruno de Souza Lino
    The time difference from version 4 is almost one order of magnitude more. You could probably mix an entire record by the time it takes Amplitube 5 to load a single instance.
  22. Bruno de Souza Lino
    Another technique is recreating all the drum sounds using synths. If you know what you're doing, no one can tell the difference behind the walls of compression, gating and processing drums run into these days.
  23. Bruno de Souza Lino
    Free as long as you have a 400 USD piece of software.
  24. Bruno de Souza Lino
    The only massive difference I see is the library file size. SD3 is more than 10 times the size of SD2. BFD3 is not too far off SD3 either, except the former has more money invested in marketing, so it seems to be better than the latter.
  25. Bruno de Souza Lino
    It would be a really tough sale, especially considering how small BBC SO Discovery is, proving that you don't need hundreds of GB in file size to make a convincing sounding orchestral plugin.
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