My Old School by Steely Dan always give me goosebumps. Especially the guitar solos. The entire song "does it all for me". Horns, drums, piano, bass it's got it all.
I even did a cover of it some years back, with some help from Daryl and his Current Mrs. Daryl, Jamesg1213 and The Straummy. With special appearance by Old55 on the "Oh No" lines.
JST's shopping cart is horrendous. Once at checkout there is no way to either go back or clear the cart. You get emails for days saying "you left.....".
I still get goosebumps when the solo for Badge by Cream comes in.
For vocals, almost any Freddy (except that stooooopid bicycle song, man I severely detest that one).
Apparently you can (from the "create pause button" tutorial listed earlier):
1. Create a custom tool bar
2. Create custom buttons and tie them to macros
This guy put his custom Transport buttons in his custom tool bar at the top of the page.
Granted it kills some real estate (and leaves the standard transport controls at the bottom of the page),
However for me, things like position of the Transport Controls are not a deal breaker, I just adapt in like 5 seconds by using my FP16 condole. ?
Yes sir, these are also some pluses for me too.
Too many gyrations on the FP16 to use it in CbB.
FYI: Reaper has automatic use of FP16 after a one time setup. Mixbus 32C has a simple setup to use the FP16 also.
Studio One Pro ranks higher for me. I prefer the Arranger approach over CbB. The full featured Chord track is already there so that's a plus too. I prefer the fluid approach to the mixer window WRT buses (they don't have to be separated from their tracks if you desire). Integrated Notion is a plus.
CbB has a better approach to multi-out synths/drum samplers IMO. To be fair, I'm using drum samplers less and less these days so that need is not really there for me.