I'm a bassist and Larry asked me to play bass on that tune. Our (active) member on the old forum Beagle (Reece) did the vocals on that one and maybe the keys. Larry did the rest (guitars, drums and mixing).
One downside to ProTools is that 1024 buffers limit, even though my interface can go to 2048. In S1 I've yet to have to freeze anything but not quite so in PT.
@smallstonefan I'm not bashing ProTools. I own a perpetual license and I currently have 4 years of paid updates/maintenance in the queue.
If all DAWs except ProTools ceased to exist tomorrow I'd become comfortable in ProTools.
ProTools -> gelled = *not*. I can work in it but it's not a joyful experience.
As of now I'm about as proficient in S1 as I was in CbB. Still use CbB occasionally.
I record/create and mix and (small m) master in S1.
It's also what Warren Huart's "Produce Like a Pro" does with the multi-tracks he provides for members to mix. And Steven Slate too.
So yeah.... industry standard.