I have 3 systems. One pair of HS7 (that I think is missing some bottom without a sub, The comments I received tells me to go for the HS8), one pair of Audio Pro T14 (as a home audio reference, better bottom than the HS7) and one Dolby surrond system. First two running trough individual instances of the IK multimedia room correction ARC4, ARC X). And for surgical listening a par of Beyerdynamic DT-990 Pro 250 Ohm headphones (that i like).

@Scott Finken As if I said it my self.Q4 for a lots of reason, one option I do appreciate is to hear what it actually removes ("difference signal" is that the correct english word ?)

@Kchiro Beluecefa Regarding Autotune and if U don’t want to have any artifacts ,I would say none. But if U planning to use it in a studio environment ( I do not do gigs anymore so I do not have any knowledge of any hardware alternatives) And if U haven’t already . Take a Look on Celemonys Melodyne They have excellent tutorials and what U get from each step https://helpcenter.celemony.com/M5/doc/melodyneStudio5/en/M5tour_QuickStart_studio?env=standAlone They do have a try out: https://www.celemony.com/en/trial And when U decided: https://shop.celemony.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/CelemonyShop.woa Melodyne 5 essential Melodyne 5 assistant Melodyne 5 editor Melodyne 5 studio It can seem pricy but if U start with essential They recurrently launch upgrade sales For example: U can buy essential for 25€ U can upgrade from essential to Assistant for 49 € U can upgrade from Assistant to Editor for 99 € And finally U can upgrade from Editor to Studio for 99 € So half the price if U start with Studio directly 650€ ( do not know if U can do it on one go) I do not recommend U going for Studio initially start with essential (and maybee upgrade to assistant) I’m currently running Studio (for its polyphonic feature) but started with essential and learned and grew with as needs ariseed. With studio I can correct and change a cord for major to minor . Move a note in a solo a.s.o Create believable background harmonics And as a disclaimer I haven’t tested any other plugins since I didn’t find a need for it. Best regards P-G P.s With all these new possibilities I don’t regard myself as a musician anymore, but rather a composer D.s

Sample Libraries used (all free) Orchestraltools (requires Sine) https://www.orchestraltools.com/free-virtual-instruments Projectsam Free Orchestra https://projectsam.com/libraries/the-free-orchestra https://projectsam.com/libraries/the-free-orchestra-2 The Orchestra Elements https://www.sonuscore.com/shop/the-orchestra-elements/?srsltid=AfmBOoqAX-QF1JByXUpHkm7XAIRQo3kdTxlbFNt5JqQIo_M47Go5tfk- Spitfire Symphony Orchestra https://www.spitfireaudio.com/en-eu/products/spitfire-symphony-orchestra-discover?srsltid=AfmBOopK1hwhetIMLNMo9AGA4RE9CsxnOMr62uTJ2blEvfVQpQ7fcaBN Vital https://vital.audio/#getvital

@Sam King I never upgraded to Sequoia. Might have been the reason that the new Logic version was not a selectable alternative until I upgraded. I bought Logic and Mainstage 2010 and I never have had an upgrade problem until Big Sur and M1. (When my Roland GR55 stoped working ( USB (Midi still worked) took 12 month to solve). Other than, as Maike Beckers, weird timing and delay problems that I also solved with moving to a new project. I only use Logic to create music, so Apple Creator Studio is not an option for me. I have not used any of the session players jet, but might test the new synth pad features later. Tested the new Cord Id analyse feature, but I think that it missed the nuances like major7 and add9, but that might be my playing. I usually add the cords manually, nice feature though. Have anyone tested the accuracy of the logic tuner at 12:th fret and above ? I tested with my Synths and have the same problem in the upper registers. B.R P-G

@Clinton Robinson Nice tune. Really like your voice, nice tone