Bapu

Uh Oh, only 2 EZDrummer MIDI Serials available (at the old price). ?

Installed!

Nice. But I'll wait for an unlocked sale on the complete collection which could be cheaper than the Console 1 version's price today.

Ah yes, Cubase that gets used maybe twice a year vs. SSD that is used nearly every day.

PCost count matters not to bapu. ?

Speed baby, speed.

I make every effort to replace HDDs after 5 years (to be safe). So I guess 4 years for an SSD would be about right. That means next year my DAW SSD should be be replaced.

Already gone. Sorry guys and gals.

FP16 works great in SO. It also works straight up in Reaper and Mixbus 32C. In CbB and ProTools you need to switch to HUI, not a big hassle but it's a step to remember.

All my collaborators are here and 3 of them still use CbB (not that it actually matters when we're only exchanging full length .wav files). This is a great community, always was and always will be imo.

I'm no poseur. ? I mainly use Studio One Pro 5 now because I grew up with it's Arranger workflow and I'm more in tune with it that the CbB approach. I also really like their Chord Track implementation. Even though I grew up on Cakewalk (from PA4 through SONAR Platinum) and still use CbB from time to time, as Bruno says, the workflow in S.O. suits me (not everyone) better.

I posted the advert for the course in the Deals forum (about 7 minutes before you my dear Straummy).

I'm a lously marvel, Am't I?

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yay

Make sure your heir has access to your email account and the vendors password. Simples, you live on to be possibly 100s of years old. ?

Renegade!

Does the player also have to do a load of your tighty-whiteys??

Currently unavailable on Amazon.

I cannot has reputation.

So say youse all.

Worth exactly $50 IMO. I get it they are small company and need to make as much as they can, but...

A pocketful of misery.

All I know is I paid $59 for 10.5 and $99 for 11. Others in this thread have said a .5 release can be had for as low as $40. I'm too new to Cubase to have personally seen that. I started with buying 9.5 on sale and not registering it until 10 came out. Then I sooopidly bought and registered 10.5, which resulted in me buying 11 (since I wanted it). From here on out, I'll only buy the .5 releases and save them for registering after the next full version is released. Thanks to cclarry (aka Larry Shelby) for enlightening me.