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Thank you!

Thank you!

I use Studio One 6, and I just used the serato sampler installer and then scanned plugins in studio one - went pretty smoothly!

What version of of studio one I was using 6.2 and it ain't popping up

6.6 right now - you PC or Mac?

Pc

They wAs under instruments the whole time

Same!

Yeah Fr, Here in Brasil, is a lot much easier to find S1 Users, But my favorites Producers Like George Lever, Henrik Udd and The guy from Humanity Last Breath Seems to prefer Pro tools

Great ideas thank you!!

Haha i've been there many times 😂😂

@@nicrollo time for an upgrade I think :/

Thank you!!

Thank you my friend!

obrigado!

Thank you!

It's the same every time until you undo and re-humanize it, if that makes sense. So when you click the humanize button that's set in stone essentially, it won't change UNLESS YOU tweak the velocities & timings, or re-do the humanize on different settings. Hope that helps!

It is!

Thanks for the kind words! No problems at all! Let me know if you have any questions! :)

Thanks so much my friend, appreciate the kind words!

Thanks mate!

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Hey! Look I'm definitely not the most educated on AI and where it's going in the music industry, but these are just my thoughts so far. I think it'll disrupt it for sure - look at how AI art has disrupted graphic design and image creation with things like midjourney. I reckon AI will take out a lot of instrumental and beat making work that is average quality. If somebody wants a 'drake beat' I feel like that's very well documented and easy to understand sonically so that kind of stuff will be at risk IMO. AI generally just copies stuff, I don't think it's as good at making original and innovative sounds. My personal belief with the future is that to stay in the space we'll need to push boundaries more (aka stay ahead of AI), be really f****** good, and also have a lean towards more acoustic instruments that AI is not as good at re-creating. Who's to know though.. it might never get good enough to replace producers or it might completely wipe them out commercially. I wouldn't stress too hard yet, just keep getting better and focus on improvements and making unique and cool sounding songs! Hope this is helpful or insightful!

@@nicrollo Thanks for the insight, it's a shame. AI should not be allowed to be used for the arts, it's our right as humans to express ourselves visually , sonically etc. The very thing that makes us what we are feels like its being taken away for "business" reasons. Some may have the argument that you can still express yourself its just that you will not be able to put food on the table but, if you're an artist then that's what you were put here to do. I've always had the saying we were all born to create. On the flip side (and this is wishful thinking) hopefully 100% man made art will be seen as a commodity and actually become more valuable but, that's a stretch. It really is a shame. Thanks for your thought's!

Yup I use it all the time, love it! Definitely an expensive investment, and I think if you don’t have the money for it there are heaps of fantastic software amps out there. I just love being able to commit my guitar tones and not tweak them to infinity

Thank you! Yeah it's one of those things that a lot of people learn from experience sadly. There's definitely some good experiences out there with these companies, but a lot of bad ones too. Have a good one!

No problem!

Yep I sure did!

Yeh very fair - Cubase does seem great! Honestly I was just looking at REAPER which I hadn't really considered - they've got a version for $60 something dollars and the features seem so solid, nuts haha.

I’ve heard good things about reaper but never personally tried! How’s it for production?

Yeh exactly. My opinion is that the strength of one is balanced by the weaknesses of it, they all kind of balance out