Bapu

Hi Peter, I am so jealous. My High School band was to get together this year for our 50th anniversary. Sadly our lead guitarist/lean vocalist has dementia and that nixed that plan. What a wonderful job, the song rocks (in a classic rock way), performances were great and production was stellar.

Just as soon as I learn to groove3 ewe luv moi long time

WHAT??!!??

Ditto

Fixed 4 ewe

$9 for me. Installed!

Watch Warren Huart (Produce Like a Pro), he's almost exclusively Waves in ProTools. He's a fan of Massenburg EQ. Watch David Glenn (The Mix Academy), he's more than 60% Slate in ProTools. A lot of Izotope and FabFilter. He also loves Sound-Radix for specialty toys for mixing drums. Watch Glen Fricker (featured in Spectre Digital), he's kind of all over the place (using Reaper) but he loves AIX-DSP for mixing drums. The list can go on and on. Which one is right? My conclusion? None and all are right because of their "superior ears and shopping abilities".

I like VSX I just wish the HP weren't so flimsy (at least to me).

Nailed it!

Yes, he prolly ent got an Alembic bazz.

1. If you have a life partner, you'll have to figure out how to get it in the flat without them seeing it 2. Your interest on the credit card is astronomical (upside minimum payments will take 20 years to pay it off) 3. It's missing 4 or even 6 strings, what a waste of money 4. The are not an even number of white & black keys, that's kind of racist, ya?

One time, at bandcamp....

Hover Cars for ALL!!!

And they did offer entry level interfaces too. Not sure if they still do. I cannae be arsed to goggle it.

1. Very Stable Engine 2. I love their implementation of Chord & Arranger tracks 3. I love (unlike @paulo ) the fact that the transport is at the bottom of the screen. 4. My Fader Port 16 is naturally tied to Studio One, unlike having to reset it for CbB 5. Their VST scan seems/feels faster than CbB

That's what BIAB is for. ?

The future is now!

Said every studio musician when synthesizers came on to the market.

and a large coke

When I'm involved in a project, I want it to be presentable as soon as possible (is that considered finished or done?) I gently nag the collaborators asking when they think they will be done. Then if I'm the final project repository I mix/master and I keep giving copies of the latest mix to the collaborators for their approval (or until they a sick of the song and give in).

Even John Lennon once said he'd like to re-record the entire Beatles catalog to do it right.

Kenny gets rid of his Mac in favor of free Windows based DAW.

Not me, I kept my kilt on and it was not a windy day.

FWIW I've had it installed(!) since the switch and have never used it since. Back in the fxpansion days I may have used BFD twice. These days (in BBZ which begat BJZ which begat Citizen Regen) I've been relying on real drums played by a real drummer (Hugo Ribeiro), In the old days I relied on a combo of AD2, SSD4/5, EZDrummer and Superior.

I went with the manual download from the website (37 files out of 100 were not downloaded) and the "reinstall library" from IK PM. So far so good. Just under 50% of the files are installed in about 30 minutes.