CoolEdit, that was such a good app in the early days, it was ever so quick and stable, the multi-track editing not quite so, but certainly 2 track work excellent, then it became Adobe Audition and it fell out of favour with me.

I know this is no use to you but thought I'd chip in. I have the TASCAM 16x08 and was quite happy with it, but it does seem perplexing, and sometimes things just work, and other times they don't. I always save the config when everything is working but on recalling it, it doesn't seem to make any ...

In my opinion, AI is unwelcome. Not just in music, but in all arts and in human life entirely. What a foolish pursuit. But that's just my opinion. I don't understand the dichotomy, I just don't get it. Processed junk food is food (obviously) and a la carte home made meal is food as well, both are ...

Arpangel wrote: ↑Wed Apr 30, 2025 10:12 am As Harry Secombe once said to Spike Milligan "when you go, don’t forget to pull the rip-cord!"

Yes, as the hedgehog said to the loo brush - "We all make mistakes sometimes"

I f*****g hate AI. Sorry, was that me? that usually moderate and early adopter of all things technological. :D Here's a sobering thought for you, you'll be long gone before AI expires And hopefully I won’t be sober when I do. :) I'll drink to that, same goes for me, bottoms up and chocks away - ...

The examples you’ve given are great, but for music it's different, and we have to distinguish AI between art and engineering. The latter I agree, great benefits, but the arts are more complicated, way more. None of us have any real insight into the future of AI, I'll come back in 50 years time and l ...

Arpangel wrote: ↑Tue Apr 29, 2025 10:40 pm I f*****g hate AI.
Sorry, was that me? that usually moderate and early adopter of all things technological.

Here's a sobering thought for you, you'll be long gone before AI expires

The trouble I have is "who is AI?" music isn’t about just music, it's about who made it, their lifestyle, the whole package, and I certainly connect all those things if I like something, and often I like the person more than the music. Really??? Do you really believe that the AI community does not c ...

I totally understand what you're saying, but with the amount of AI-generated music already being pushed to the top of playlists by unscrupulous steaming services to avoid paying out any royalties at all, 'flat-pack music' will increasingly bury 'real' music. Thus it always was? Is it, was it, not ...

I'm going to fill in your survey just to be contrary to everyone else. :D [The final question hasn't been correctly formatted by the way.] Can you fill it in for me too, thanks, it'll save me a job, just tick the Mundane, Unremarkable, Clueless, Average button all the way through, that'll do, fer ...

For me, AI generated art and music have no value. I’m sure AI art generation is now able to generate images indistinguishable from masterpieces by the great artists, but to me they are worthless. Great art is about communicating, or evoking, something profound about the human condition. Without the ...

Hi musicians/artists, We are a group creating a AI-driven platform for music generation, to empower music creators and connect them to global monetization opportunities. As your opinions are the key drivers for product design, we are looking for your insights on the following questions about AI ...

In my opinion, AI is unwelcome. Not just in music, but in all arts and in human life entirely. What a foolish pursuit. But that's just my opinion. It is such a wide ranging debate, there's a tool for every job, all depends on the context, there seems to be the presumption that X will replace Y, but ...

".. just like my trip to A+E the other day. Life never ceases to amaze and surprise, ........." The only thing that surprises me about life is that nothing surprises me. A 'Trip to A&E' no life is complete without a visit to A&E, all human life is there, well certainly as regards that hard to ...

".. just like my trip to A+E the other day. Life never ceases to amaze and surprise, ........." The only thing that surprises me about life is that nothing surprises me. A 'Trip to A&E' no life is complete without a visit to A&E, all human life is there, well certainly as regards that hard to ...

To be honest, more often than not if I create any presets while working with plugins within Reaper, I save them using Reaper's own preset system rather than any specific to the plugin, and then periodically back this up to another drive. On my PC I can find these presets at: C:\Users\Martin\AppData ...

I can’t actually remember when I chose some music to listen to, I did try recently, but my amp broke, that was the end of that. Also can't remember when I actually sat down and listened to anything, it must be over a year ago, I only hear music on our kitchen radio, which is on all day to drown out ...

+1 I've been getting a few updates during the last six months or so that install with no errors, but result in error messages or blank plugin screens when I try to run them, So I now always keep the previous install until I'm absolutely sure that the update is compatible with my PC, so I can revert ...

I like the electric piano, great twaddles - maybe you should rename the song "King of the Rhodes?"

Seems like it's time to let it go, if it were a dog it would probably have been put down. There are so many affordable options these days that'll have you up and running in no time at all. I've got a box full of redundant stuff that I am reluctant to let go of, I have this half baked notion that I ...

Thank you, folks. Classic keys sounds to fill the space it is then. Such a waste of memory on the synth keyboard then, all those e. guitar patches, I don't get it! I concur. I am a guitarist, but can get by playing keyboards, and there are times when I cannot be bothered learning a guitar part ...

That's the nature of things these days, errors slip by, even though it's only a 'bit' of an error, it still matters. Only the other day I was listening to an orchestral performance on the radio and the triangle player seemed a bit out of time, but that's the way it is I thought to myself "Tings ain ...

I used to listen to Late Junction all the time but now I'm asleep at that time! I dream too much to get a decent night's kip, I think it's tablets I'm on, I think the doctor gives me more and more to shut me up. Although it is an online triage now. My neck has taken to making cricking noises when I ...

Having had a thunk about, I get most of my exploratory suggestions from three sources: BBC Radio 3, Later with Jools, and speaker manufacturers' demo tracks! :lol: I always listen to Late Junction on Radio 3, presented by Verity Sharp, anyone called Verity sounds eccentric enough to get the ...