@Tim Collins never buy a stock on emotion or drastic change. Fundamentals and the CANSLIM approach. There's a difference between moronic traders and long term investors. IE; Any oil company. . . Do you think they care what the price of oil is day-to-day? No, they are looking decades and centuries; and they making long term moves to reach those goals. Do you think any of these music companies will be here in a couple decades or a century? Moreover be profitable and pay dividends? I think not. I personally would never risk more than 20% of total portfolio day-trading max at any give time with a 8% stop-gap sell orders. So, $100 trade hits $92 it sells automatically, I take the $8 as a write off loss, and the $92 is invested in my cheapest S&P stock held in reserve for another possible highly speculative trade. I never lose because I buy long term winners and never panic sell, ever. When the market dips, I time buy-in the dips. Write off loses and fees in not tax protected personal trade accounts. Trading in a trust and a 401k, and others is tax free. I'll buy music gear, it's an expense which I can now write 100% off my taxes. All of my music gear and education I have written off against income. And are now assets. It is after all, the music business. I have no desire to lose money on these terribly run music company's stocks. That's for stupid people and gamblers...

@Tim Collins

Only works if you have the same tempo through the entire track. If the tempo changes signature or swings, like in Jazz track, it will not work. I hate to say it all depends, but it does. . .

@Alison McGlamry LMK if you a walk through. We can do a scr share zoom. Good luck!

@Alison McGlamry

One is additive saturation which is dithering. The other is subtractive EQ, which is a part of volume. I would try grouping plugins into categories. There are way too many variations and types.

@Luiza Milenova I concur on making things simple. I recommend to ask 'why?' on everything. You'll figure out the unlimited ways on how... Good luck!

@Paint Masteringdotca I really can't say. Harrison plugins and software seems to be heavy on the CPU. Running light plugins is an option. This DAW does have a Harrison Sound, but I can make that in Reaper with SStL/Harrison/Slate Bundle. At one time they wanted $299 for this DAW... I tried the 30day. It's ok... Not worth the $ to me~

@John Rowley it's good. becareful with this one and cause issues with distortion, phasing and other. kid-gloves~