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Hi guys, Just a massive heads up!! Steven Slate Drums just released their version 5 and they are giving a free version with no iLok registration required. Just follow the registration process and they'll send you a download link. Enjoy!! http://stevenslatedrums.com/SSD5/#SSD5FREE

Hi guys, Another heads up, the people from Plugin Boutique and Isotope are at it again. Buy any plugin from £1 upwards and get a FREE copy of Neutron Elements. https://www.pluginboutique.com/articles/1401?utm_campaign=PIB-Neutron+Elements-+Bespoke+All+Subs-5-11-18&utm_source=emailCampaign&utm_content=&utm_medium=email&eid=AY911030218678377588413796224620 Offer ends 30/11/2018.

Hey if you need any more help with everything Reaper, just subscribe to the channel "ReaperMania" in Youtube. Everything is organized in playlists.

I play "Living on a prayer" on a 5 strings and still that open "E" rules.

You may want to give Tracktion a try T7 is completely free and it is fully featured. It is very easy to use.

If you chose 16gb ram but don't have 64bits OS you are not doing anything at all as 32bits will only recognize 4gb ram. The computer looks great though

Well not entirely for free but for as low as $1. 1- Go to Plugin Boutique and create an account (free) 2- Go to deals and buy any plugin, you can buy any of those really cheap ones they have from $1 to $5. 3- Once you complete your purchase, they'll send you a code to download your version of Ozone. 4- Once you download Ozone follow the instructions to register your copy for free. Please notice this is the basic version of Ozone but it is still a great mastering tool.

Go to VST4FREE and see if you can find something in there

There's a review here and to be honest I'm not very impressed

Maybe the most sound advice you'll ever receive.

If you like Mac and don't have the money for a new or second hand one then another alternative lots of people are using is Hackintosh which is basically a PC with Mac OS installed in it. Lots of musicians are going for it and it works very well.

That would be great news!! that program is everything I wanted from a music show. Great musicians playing together and working out new versions of their own songs or even new covers

I love the program but in all honesty it seems that after selling to MTV they are not updating the website with new content regularly. IT's a shame.

I got one of the Surveyors and it is not leaving any time soon, what a well made and versatile bass. I love how it plays and the B string is just Thunder from the Gods. Love it Love it Love it. I like the H series too, wouldn't mind one of those too

Wow from Death Metal to Prog Rock in 2 seconds

Yeah but that's for now, I think they are developing the parts that link to their web based applications. Yes it is totally unlimited.

My Aria STB5 after a Bartolini MM5 and a new preamp? Definitely YES, before that the sound wasn't bad but not what I was looking for. Having said that it has always played great.

That news only made Billy Sheehan's day! As for me? Ho Hum!!!

Oh great someone is talking about my pet peeve! Listen he might be the singer but lets please create a rule, if you've been singing the same songs for more than 3 months you do not need the lyrics book! Unless the songs are new or relatively new to you, YOU DO NOT NEED THE BLOODY STAND WITH THE LYRICS BOOK BLOCKING THE STAGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I have to learn all my parts why don't you? /rant

OH LORD!! do you have a calculator??? Life has taught me something, if you don't make faces, or stop playing or the error is not too egregious people won't even notice.

Unfortunately the only output that will come from the Bighead is the bass. You can always load your favourite track into your DAW and record the bass on a separate track. When done then render the whole mix into one final track. BTW that Bighead USB interface is fantastic. I hope this helps.

Dude you can kill small dogs with that rig, nice Sire too..

In all honesty I think working in Focusrite Tech Support should be the easiest job in the world, those products are made with such quality that I don't think they might have too much to do. I even help a friend record some stuff with his 1st gen 2i2 and I can't say I found a problem with it. I got an old Saffire 6 which I absolutely love, so easy to install and still records with no issues.