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Did you have to ruin this. We could have shown the americans how to really fight with your neigbours. I mean, sometimes the US-Canada disputes here feels more like hugs then punches... ;) But come to think of it. I'm half Danish, so I would have to hit myself...

You got the dog sled part right, but it's Russian... http://kjellin.homestead.com/bil.html http://www.ramsten.e.se/ Norwegians don't manufacture anything. They've got oil. ;) ps. On one of the pages it says "It's registrered as a model '84, in practice it's all 60's." and on the same page...

The freeze function seems very well implemented too, according to some thread over at the Cakewalk forum where the cw-staff participated...

My view pretty much. Probably will get the Studio.

Since I got my Line 6 Variax I rarely use the other guitars. Allmost any sounds I need (not nylon), no hum or noise. It's kind of sad. It's my Blade that gets an occasional exercise just because it feels so perfect....

Shouldn't he be able to get workable vocals with either the Audix CX-111 or Octava MK-219? And of course he always has the Shure's... ;)

Nope... ;) Nope... ;) I would say today (after Sonar 3) it's so close a draw that it's really down to personal preferences. There isn't any major flaws or omissions in either app. And I think it will be a close race in the future also... There's "kind of" a comparision in this article...

In soundfont & gigaformat: http://www.hum.aau.dk/~bovbjerg/piano.html

I'd say the XM8500 is pretty close to the SM58, but I actually find my XM2000 better on most voices, and even good on a few - even if it's not supposed to be a pure vocal microphone or a SM58-clone. Probably there's enough variations in the production for these mics to get all sorts of weird...

esoundz still is clearing out sonic synt 1 as the next version is around the corner, sounds close to what you want. https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=128149

Btw, an alternative that's extremely cheap is some kind of soundfont-player (there's some free ones) and some sites like www.hammersound.net.

Also check out the "group buy" they made on a Sonic synth 1 bundle, there's still a few days to join in on the deal, even if it's to late to make a better deal. If you want "a good all around VST instrument " the reviews seems to agree this is one of the best - if not the best. I have no...

I've got five electrics. The two I use most (Blade & Variax) I have on non locked single stands so they're ready to use (likewise with the bass). The other three is on a stand that looks like this: http://www.zzounds.com/a--2676837/item--MUP7352B My acoustics are up on the wall... Pretty...

I'd check out EMU's new line...

dachay2tnr has pretty much summed things up. But as I went from PA9 to Sonar 3.0 Studio I'd just like to add a few things. For me it was worth every penny. Even with european prices. It was a VERY smooth transition. I was recording the same night I got the software - but I still learn new...

Interesting thread I found looking for an answer to that question... http://www.musicplayer.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=18;t=010456 don't miss: http://www.midisolutions.com/prodbth.htm Anyone can blow! :D But I'm pretty happy with my DH-100 http://www.ncci.net/virgil/midiwinds.htm

Yes, on all guitars and sometimes bass I do play real instrument. Sometimes I I use my Variax though - does that count as guitar? :) I agree that samples sound more like real instruments as that is what they are. And I don't think that [Rock Star 87] excluded them. But at the same time there's...

True, I started writing something with this intent as an answer to what ecktronic said (and his view is not that uncommon), but I couldn't get it right so I gave up.

I can't help but reading your question like "is an AVERAGE keyboardist with a sax-patch a better sax-player than a GREAT sax-player with a sax?"... It's kind of leading... But the answer has to be "it depends"... To me as a homereccer the synth wins 3 & 4. But I might do it with my trusty...