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Not at all, my response to the OP was about ProChannel only. As that video by Secret Sauce (linked above by @Nigel Mackay) shows, one can make really good sounding songs with just the Pro Channel modules.

I find that way I get a lot of open string sound that I have to edit out of the track later. I always hold the neck of the guitar while I hit the record button. Stay Safe Bill.

Nah, I was not paid to say that. I truly paid to say that. ? @paulo Whenever you'd like I can list all the DAWs I own and which one is my primary. ?

@Starship Krupa I believe what has been considered proven in the way past is that when all things are equal (pan law etc.) between the then tested DAWs on pure audio (i.e. no use of any FXs) they always null tested out. Now Andrew Scheps' observation (if true) could shape a null test between Ableton and any other DAW (purpoted to not have any inbred processing). I personally believe that Mixbus/MIxbus32C would not null to any of my other DAWs because they advertise that you are by definition getting a Harrison console, which is different for Mixbus vs Mixbus 32C, right in the DAW.

I'll have to ask Kenneth about that.

Wow after all that studying and purchasing and setup. Andrew is a big proponent of mixing ITB.

Yup, been saying that for years.

Since you are a beginner I'd suggest you stick with all the Pro Channel modules for now. After you learn those tool inside and out you can then venture out into the world of 3rd party plugins of which there a literally thousands available sometimes cheap and sometime quite expensive. Agreed on that video which was being posted as I was hitting post too.

I suggest you avoid them and the deals section of this discussion board for obvious reasons.

I may just be an Ed but I'm Bapu for sure.

Oh, she said Babu. My bad.

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