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With 13 basses and 4 guitars I'be hard pressed to let any of them go, but if I had I'd let these go, they would be in order of first to last Hofner Ignite Kala UKE Bass Danelectro Longhorn Epi Les Paul FrankenTele Player P-Bass Line6 JTV Schecter Jazz Bass Epi Jack Cassady Bass 1971 Gibson EB-3 One of Two StingRays American P-Bass Warwick Thumb Bass The other StingRay Rickenacker Bass 1985 MIJ Strat Alembic Series I

I'm waiting for BOGO on these (I own all the rest): SSL 4K B G3 Multibus Comp Blitzer SubGen Or $29.99 each ?

WUPppppeeeee!

"It puts the lotion on its skin" ~Buffalo Bill, Silence of The Lambs.

Installed!

As of now, I satisfied with my Faderport 16 and Console MK2 combo.

Not that I know of, and I personally see no use for that particular feature. If I want to deal with buses only, I just collapse/hide the contents of the bus in the Mixer view.

1. Arranger track makes more sense to me that CbB (and probably the new SONAR too). 2. The fact that I can place buses anywhere in the MIx view lets me do what I want when I want. 3. Chord track suits me just fine and chord detection is pretty good as long as the source material pretty clean (i.e. acoustic guitar, piano and maybe organ work best for me) 4. The creation of buses for a group of tracks is pretty cool for my workflow 5. Copy Song data is really nifty too

What exactly is the content of loop channel/desktop audio? Is it the song you want to record your drums to? Assuming it is, why not just import that recording of the song into a track in Cakewalk and 'monitor' it while recording your 8 tracks of drums?

It's a good and quick drum debleeder. Is my new goto on the live Citizen Regen drum tracks, along with AutoAlign2.

A rusted bridge suspension system?

When that comes out I intend to be the best Ethel Merman I can be.

FWIW Whenever I start using another DAW I try to find its ways to improve my workflow over how I used Cakewalk for so many years. To use the weak car analogy: I'll never be able to make a Lexus be a BMW. Studio One works better for me than Cakewalk did. But I still use Cakewalk occasionally where/where it is required.

Is one of the essentials of DJ'ing?

FWIW I'm happy with Studio One, but then again I'm not a deep dive MIDI guy. I'll play a simple set of chords on my Axiom if I get the urge or use my extensive ToonTrack/Groove Monkee MIDI patterns for drums to geta basic idea across before the 'live' drummer does his thing on our Citizen Regen songs.

Except for Reaper, which is $60 (anytime) for two full release cycles (currently v6 but probably v7 by early next year if not sooner), I'd wait for Black Friday and get a cross grade if they still offer it for CbB or Old SONAR.

The final mix nailed it Zargg.

I need to grow a pair in my rock garden

UK, Canada, Mexico, Carribean & Guam

I can do that without nearly any plugins.

Welcome back Kotter, erm Notes.

Long before his trial for murder we saw O.J. in the Atlanta airport. He was not running and jumping over seats. He was walking quite nonchalantly.

I only been to 15 US states in my entire life.

I've been to Guam twice. My second grandson was born on the U.S. Army base there in 2000.

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