Bapu

Yup, Ken Nilsen (Zargg) vocals Dave Townsend (bitflipper) keys Kai Steines guitars Ed Kocol (Bapu) bass with guest drummer Hugo Ribeiro

@GremNope, that is the same player.

Yup. Since I owned two of their top tier plugs I got the four X-Series versions for free.

Installed! (years ago)

He deep friends with the developers and they asked him to join in.

My son is in that lib. Jason Kocol (Impaled)

(6.76) Installed!

It's Black Salt Audio, not Black Sale Audio Lars

https://discuss.cakewalk.com/index.php?/topic/55141-amfortas/

Because I can?

A marketing opportunity if ever there was juan.

(not) Installed! * * don't own it

A nice watch. Mostly 'already' known facts but a nice intro to the youth who don't understand us dinosaurs when we say The Beatles were ground breaking in so many ways from Rubber Soul, Revolver and beyond.

Easier to understand.

Finally, true zero population growth done right.

I'm pretty sure they made safety copies of the track first and if they didn't then that REALLY took some nads.

NSFW

Yes.

My troubles were not DAW specific as I did not use the VST plugin feature. I used it as standalone.

@Notes_Norton What I found fascinating about the entirety of Get Back was that The Lads were human. Justifiably so, they are on a HUGE pedestal, but the insight (and incites?) to their process was interesting to me (fights and all). Yes, Ringo was the most professional member during the entire series.

Funny... I was just thinking about this site this morning.

I used BIAB quite a bit until about 2017. It started getting wonky on my DAW machine. I'm sure it was due to operator error (me). I'm current through 2020 (on hard drive). These troubles were not DAW specific as I did not use the VST plugin feature. I used it as standalone.

I've finally removed V9 from my system and I'm not likely to even upgrade to v10 unless it can wash my dishes and clothes at the same time while I'm mixing.