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Thanks for the speedy reply. Yes, they are in several places so looks like the thing to do will be to uninstall them all, create a single folder and reinstall everything in it. Thank you again.

As I'm somewhat new to working 'in the box' I put this here and also in the 'Sonar' thread. Hey all, I've gone from Sonar 'Home Studio' to 'Artist' and then to 'Professional'. Still learning my way around when I took advantage of 'WAVES" plugin sale and bought a dozen of them. Installed them via...

JUST FOUND THIS.....https://www.plugin-alliance.com/en/products/spl_de-verb_plus.html

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The TC Ditto is so easy to use and does it's job really well. For the price you just can't beat it.

A lot of good stuff going on. Basically agree with all above except, the first chorus "face to face", need the harmonies like the others. Not only is it the first time you sing the hook, it does add more impact which I think you need really need in the first chorus. Just my 2 cents. Good job...

interesting...ok, from best to worst - 1 - 4 - 3 - 2 oh, it's by Crowded House I think

What Greg_L said .

hey, I play bass and sing also and use the TC Helicon. Depends what kind of music you're playing and how busy your parts are. Likw you, nobody wants to bend over and change keys between songs but i've found if you're just pedaling the root note, it's fine even adding a major or minor 3rd and a...

if your machine is an older one, they used to only take 'music' cdr's. I have one of my recorders that I still use that is 15 yrs old and will only recognize a 'music' cdr. you can find them on ebay very easily.

what RFR said.... right on the money

found an old photo

I still have one of my first electrics and it looks quite like one of them. Got it in 1966, It looks like a 'Strad-O-Lin' guitar. They made them with 2 and 3 pickup models. It's the stain, the colors of the burst. Not Gibson or Epi. I'd post a pic right now but I'm home and it's in the building...

Damn, sorry for the size !!!

I've got a few FELT bass picks from the '50's. A few almost new and some lifeless. Used to be popular when the electric bass was being recorded as it gave it a more muted, upright kind of sound. i think they'e still made today. Also they are much larger and thicker than a normal pick.

I play both bass and guitar in several projects. i always use Dunlop-Max Grip .73mm for guitar & 1.0mm for bass. You can usually find a good price on ebay if you buy them by the bag, 72 per bag.

At2020

Great track, really digging it!

Among a ton of others, I have the AT2020 & the Rode NT1a. Go with the Rode.

yep, that is a somewhat common problem and yes, pretty simple for a 'good' luthier to fix. ask around, don't just take it to your local G.C..