Bruno de Souza Lino

At least in my phone, it appears right below the first post of a new page. And because it was not dimensioned with the page layout, it clips the top banner. I was gonna upload a screenshot, but I don't seem to be able to do it from mobile. After I select a file to upload, it deletes my entire post text, which then gets restored after I click the text box again.

Is the right column thing gonna be permanent? If that's the case, will there be an option to turn it off?

What annoyed me was how Rick essentially kept bringing that subject again and again as if what he got back the first time was not the answer he wanted to hear. That got old fast.

After some checking, contrast ratio of the page buttons to the background when you're not hovering over them is 1.03:1, which fails all WebAIM standards for accesibility. The acceptable ratio for them would be 3:1

The interview was nice until it started to be all these questions which resulted in essentially unnecessary drivel about how real guitar amps cannot be completely emulated digitally, which has been BS for a couple of years now. But what else would I expect coming from a guy that has so many amps he has to set them as a backdrop?

It's a bit sad that the vast majority of people only know her as that "crazy bald woman that ripped a picture of the pope in a talk show a few years ago."

*Roland JC-120 Jazz Chorus has entered the room.*

It performs the same if you use the Spleeter algorithm, which is what Moises and many other online services use.

Yes. It is a thing that breaks several accessibility standards, but why care about all those which have some sort of vision related handicap when you have to flex your graphic design muscles? Also, in some threads you have this right column which steals screen space, gives irrelevant information to people that participated in the thread, attachments, who posted more and so on. Now, the buttons for multi page threads are almost invisible unless you hover your mouse over...assuming you can actually see them. The reputation thing has been removed, which renders post reactions as useless as the unnecessary space between your post count and avatar. But the best part about is you can't ask or complain about those issue in the relevant forum section because it has been set to read only.

- What MaxxBass/R-Bass do is apply a distortion to your signal then high pass it in a parallel chain. you can do this with stock Cakewalk plugins even. - Sibilance is just a frequency specific de-esser. - Torque is a parallel notch filter which allows you to "tune your drums." - Smack Attack is a bog standard Transient Shaper. - Brauer motion is a binaural panner you can automate using LFOs and the like. - This plugin outclasses Waves InPhase and it's free https://plugins4free.com/plugin/3176/

But which one of those three is Peter Gabriel...

I'd say the only plugins you can't find versions of anywhere else are Abbey Road Plates and Chambers. Everything else has some sort of competitor out there, free or paid.

The only advantage of UVR in comparison to other tools, including paid ones, is that it allows you to use Demucs4 Hybrid, which gives slightly better results than Spleeter.

It's a bit difficult to navigate by arranger sections when you have multiple arranger tracks, as there's no way to switch between them and the keyboard shortcut will only follow the one which is selected.

While I have personally complained about the Export window quirk of selections having priority over presets, the other issues are a bit weird considering your claimed track score. You've been using Cakewalk since the 90s and you've never felt like reporting those sooner, especially considering you were a Cakewalk user when some of those were brand new features? Considering you cannot get out of a properly adjusted belt unless you unbuckle it, the comparison is a bit of a non-issue and you'd only have that triggered if you are one of those people that buckles all seat belts even when no one is using them. In that case, you'd figure that issue sooner, rather than bottle all of that in for years only to rant about it 20 years after you've been running the car.

Essentially, releasing the sustain pedal cuts off all notes, even the ones you're holding down.

I wonder if Fab DuPont has been sued by DuPont for trademark infringement.

If you download the license files and use them instead of the online activation, can't you circumvent that limit?

"Follow Bus" is the default option unless you select default or other color. It's not ideal, but you'd have to set your busses before changing the color. Ideally, you'd have an option in the bus color dialog which forced all strips connected to the bus to be the same color as the bus itself.

Apart from that and the limitations of the model itself (only 20 frets), you get all the rest of the functionality, so having only one model is not much of a deterrent IMO. The sustain pedal issue is, though.

But how you get the fast leslie sound with vintage hamsters?

in the free version you only get the 60s P Bass.

You're not gonna get much more bland than adding "plus" or other postfix moniker than that. Unless you name your subscription service "creative something" or "creative access."