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lowdown

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  1. I know someone in the band. To say they were shocked and p**s*d off is putting it mildly. Shocking behaviour from a Broadcast Company that was once looked upon all over the World as a leader in quality Broadcasting ethics. 💩💩
  2. Disco and soul tunes if I remember correctly. Although, I defiantly seem to recall playing Stevie Wonder's tune, 'Living For The City'. EDIT: Haha... Blimey, I've just seen this. Kim Leslie is now Rev Kim Leslie. And she is still singing 'Living For The City'!!
  3. I worked with both the girls backing them for about six months (at the latter part of the 70's, I was in the resident band). It was a six night a week night club called 'The El Nile' (just off of Oxford Street). The girls had a cabaret act and used to do the late shift. Quite often coming in after doing other gigs/shows earlier. They were a great laugh, especially Kim. I believe she lives out in the States these days.
  4. All those plugins in the bundle have been free over the past year (I've managed to grab them all). Odd that they have now started charging for them as a Black Friday deal. Although, I must say, still worth £46.00 for the bundle.
  5. Nahre Sol for me.
  6. 'Tamasuperstar' (and his original rant), was actually talking to himself. The poster in question, 'JTUK', did a runner from this forum two years ago, maybe more, never to be seen again.
  7. Would that be Pea Soup flavour?
  8. The free 'Spitfire Labs' is well worth a look. It has plenty of not so obvious patches to work with. There are also some traditional sounding patches in there as well, along with some great sound design material. https://labs.spitfireaudio.com/#category=&search=&new=true
  9. A driving groove, excellent lead vocals, terrific vocal harmonies and of course, a great band. The Perri Sisters.
  10. Another free Waves FX. Oh Lordy, I must have loads of these Free Waves FX that I don't use... https://www.audiopluginguy.com/get-the-dbx-160-compressor-limiter-from-waves-for-free/
  11. Has your Bone gone too punky? Or even worse, has your Bone gone too soft? If you wish to fiddle with your Nuts and Bone...Some advice below. https://hazeguitars.com/blog/bad-to-the-bone-guitar-nut-and-saddle-problems
  12. Excellent and well played all round...I enjoyed that (Nice Bass tone as well). 👍
  13. RICHARD NILES47 minutes ago Nice job! You got all my brass & string parts right! REPLY
  14. I have been using an Avalon U5 for years for studio and recording from home. Engineers just take a feed out from the back. DAW recording, a line straight into my Steinberg USB interface. Sometimes I just plug straight into the Interface Pre-amp. If I use FX or dynamics processors, I apply them afterwards, once the recorded material is inside the DAW.
  15. I'll raise you 'The Doobie Brothers' with a Banjo.
  16. I like it and, it's very well arranged with some top playing going on...Although, I think there's a couple of hundred years of more experience from some top hitters on show.
  17. Yeah no doubt, Whitney's version is great. But personally, I love Benson's raw passion more, and this may sound odd.. I prefer the key..!!
  18. AJ is one of my favourite all time vocalists. (I love the live version with Steve Gadd).
  19. Will Lee posted the below video on his Facebook page. Bassist Paul Thompson, looking at the players and their Basslines on Donald Fagen's 'The Nightfly' album. Paul Thompson has also put up transcriptions for the selected examples he analysed. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1xmLx4nDuhoAK1317GLWXFvm-aF-OcK-C Enjoy..!!
  20. I have the UR22 as well, which I use with Nuendo, so I echo what 'NickD' said in the post above. I've had it for quite a while with zero problems. However, I'm actually eyeing up the UR22C and will probably buy one pretty soon. All their hardware is pretty much updated straight away if there are any problems with Windows updates. So no problems with that side of it. For Bass & Guitars, I don't even use 3rd party DI's or preamps these days, they sound nice and clean straight through the UR22 preamp(s). 5 Pin MIDI Din I/O as well, so saving on USB ports. My current UR22 is very stable and pop/click free with low latency settings for tracking. And as far as the reviews I have read, it's pretty much the same score with the UR C series regarding good performance.
  21. Quite a big update today (V5.1.0). As well as bug fixes, quite a few new additions. 👍
  22. You should have kidnapped the Tutors partner in exchange for a Battery.
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