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Ok... this have to be the most frustrating thing in the world for me 😱😫, you know when you're a musician of many years and think you know how to do "anything" in your production 🤣. and what you thinks should be something easy to do have being the most difficult thing to wrap up, if you guys hears this loops please let me know If there a course, a YouTube video or something that I can use as reference to create this types of drum loops for my music. Thanks in advance 🙏🏻

Hey community hope everyone is doing good, I’m trying to go all in I just bought the trailblazer 1 & 2 from the master @Alex Pfeffer but my pockets are not that deep 🤣🤣 , I’m locking for a really good and affordable choir library that I can use to practice and maybe use on my first jobs, between $100 and $150. I was locking into eastwest Hollywood choir. Let me know and thanks 🙏🏻

Hey friends, We all know that with recorded drums, phase can be a big issue – multiple mics, different distances, frequencies cancelling each other, etc. We flip polarity, nudge tracks, all that stuff. But it got me thinking because I never used polarity(phase) switch on vsts before : What about VSTs and sample libraries? If we layer similar percussion sounds (like two kicks or two snares from different libraries), can they also cancel each other and cause phase problems? I asked ChatGPT about this and the (shortened) answer was basically: - Yes, VSTs can have phase issues when layering similar sounds, especially in the low end. - It’s not about microphones anymore, but about: - Good habits: Now I’m curious: What’s your experience with this? Have you ever had your layered kicks/snares suddenly sound weak or hollow in mono because of phasing? Do you just trust your ears, or do you use specific tools/workflows to avoid it?

Just a small heads-up for anyone using both Kaspersky and Cubase 15 on Windows: On my PC, Kaspersky was blocking all internet activity inside Cubase, even though my normal browser connection was fine.(this is a new case never happened before). When I closed Kaspersky, everything started working again. It affected online features in plugins like Master Plan, Fuel, and Musio/SINE player (license checks, logins, etc.). So if your plugins say “no internet connection” inside Cubase but everything else is online,👉 check your antivirus/firewall (Kaspersky in my case) it might be silently blocking Cubase.