Louie
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Absolutely agree. I was just being a smart (dumb) ass. I use Logic and MuseScore, but I’m sure I could get along with a number of them.
Absolutely agree. I was just being a smart (dumb) ass. I use Logic and MuseScore, but I’m sure I could get along with a number of them.
Not a problem. I realized you were making a joke. I used to find it hilarious how crazy they get on KVR. On VI-C, it usually comes down to they all have problems, I need to do X. Which one does X best?
So someone like me that uses 2 DAWs (cubase and mixcraft), and might give reason a try (using it as rack), might be a problematic one for KVR..Question: I use <daw x> and I don't know how how to do X.
Vi-control answer: your DAW has option Y, maybe use that to do X.
KVR answer: Why do you use <daw x>, you better get Reaper (and then the Bitwig gang engages)
Reason was my first instrument. It had everything I needed at that time. I think it was version 2? So no DAW. Fun to use if you like to see where your cables go. And coming from a hardware environment, it was nice. And I think you can now load it as a VST?
Reason is pretty functional as a DAW these days, especially when you come from a hardware perspective (like I do). I'm going to do a write-up on why Reason is my main (and only) DAW. That is, after I do my introduction message, which will give some context, soon-ish (I don't want to spam the forum with too many new topics from me).
Every pro knows you just get this MIDI pack and you're set for life: https://web.unison.audio/midi-chord-pack
DAWs are outdated - the cool kids will be using Scaler 3 onlyQuestion: I use <daw x> and I don't know how how to do X.
Vi-control answer: your DAW has option Y, maybe use that to do X.
KVR answer: Why do you use <daw x>, you better get Reaper (and then the Bitwig gang engages)
How could you!!!! Please, delete my account immediately, you monster!
Yep that's the way im using it right now...
That Tim Waltz is some sicko guy, wait we shouldnt be talking about politics...... changing subject right away!Also, it was Vance who commented on Mountain Dew. He said 'I had a Diet Mountain Dew yesterday, and one today, and I’m sure they’re going to call that racist too.' Meanwhile, Tim Walz (Harris's running mate; remember him?) also happened to be a diet Mountain Dew drinker, though he abstains from both coffee and alcohol.
Or so says Vanity Fair:
Two VP Candidates, One Soda: How Tim Walz and JD Vance Made Diet Mountain Dew a Political Symbol
What Dews it mean that the opposing potential veeps both reach for the same beverage?www.vanityfair.com
I have a PhD in political philosophy and taught political philosophy for some years in a politics department. And even I am completely fed up with politics. 'I don't care. Shut up! Play the record.' to quote Radio Kaos.
I'd like to be home with my monkey and my dog. (Radio Kaos again.)
I don't have any dogs, but apparently my cat is a boxer, for which I'm grateful. The other night I was tired and ended up falling asleep unexpectedly, so I didn't have my C-PAP mask on. I woke up to my cat bopping me on my nose with his paw. He's never done that before. I think he probably heard me struggling to breathe and came to my rescue.
I grew up with a black cat who looked almost exactly like that and he sat at the foot of the bed of anyone in the family who was sick until they got better. He could always tell something wasn't right and wanted to protect us. He was the best. <3I don't have any dogs, but apparently my cat is a boxer, for which I'm grateful. The other night I was tired and ended up falling asleep unexpectedly, so I didn't have my C-PAP mask on. I woke up to my cat bopping me on my nose with his paw. He's never done that before. I think he probably heard me struggling to breathe and came to my rescue.
I don't know about others, but I would prefer that such songs not be quarantined. The discussion shouldn't evaluate the merits of the political position voiced or critiqued by the song; but only the merits of its effectiveness as a song - including whether the lyrics scan, etc. It will inevitably have the potential to tread the border of political discussion; but I wouldn't think it would need to cross it.
This is so true. There are a lot of great songs that have a political basis. I'm with @Bee_Abney - there needs to be some basic rule about the discussion, but like drama, it makes for good song subjects.
Meanwhile Ambient music producers are thinking 'I only need 1 chord', or 'what's a chord?'
"Pro-Level Chords" is hysterical
