BTW Steve: do you work with a guy name R. Scotti? (R being an initial for his first name)

 
Why yes, I do...  Though I haven't worked directly with him for a few years.
 
I'm almost afraid to ask how you knew.  
 

I'm almost afraid to ask how you knew.

 
You had mentioned your industry/company a few months back...so I thought you might. 
 
Many moons ago I was a Registered AutoCAD Developer and R. and I ran across each other. We still stay in contact...in fact he sent me a CD of his son's guitar instructor (Chet Catallo) for Christmas.
 
Regards,

JohnThe sound of one hand clapping.

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No new stuff, and does not even begin to demonstrate the vast capabilities of SONAR, but how could I resist that invitation? 


Suffice it to say "It's working for me". 

(crickets)

digi2ns


"If your happy and ya know it-Shake your meds"  

Terrible getting old and having a pharmacy to keep going  

 
Digi - it's better than the alternative!
and look at the bright side, you really don't need a clock to tell what time it is anymore.
ahh, the yellow pill means it's between 11 and 12....

 

having good luck and good fun so far.  knock on wood!

You had mentioned your industry/company a few months back...so I thought you might. Many moons ago I was a Registered AutoCAD Developer and R. and I ran across each other. We still stay in contact...in fact he sent me a CD of his son's guitar instructor (Chet Catallo) for Christmas.

 
Cool!  There are quite a few musicians that either work for or are related to Bentley employees.  Must be a software thing.  Though I wasn't aware that his son was too.  
 
I think this may be a good example of the old cliche "it's a small world".   
 

dxp

digi2ns


"If your happy and ya know it-Shake your meds"  

Terrible getting old and having a pharmacy to keep going  

 
Digi - it's better than the alternative!
and look at the bright side, you really don't need a clock to tell what time it is anymore.
ahh, the yellow pill means it's between 11 and 12....

 

   You bet!!!

With the random crashes (maybe three since X2 came out) auto save has been my best friend. 

At least two of those crashes where when I stooooopidly have thought SONAR was a gapless engine and I've done things while a project was playing that I just ***KNEW*** I should not be doing but I went ahead and did them anyway. Shame on me.

I'm with ya bapu, I've had 3 instances of Drumagog running through jBridge using Drumagog's plug-in hosting feature to run Kontakt. Drumagog can't take advantage multi output synths so I have Kontakt loaded three times with the Abbey Road drums in each one. You can imagine the RAM usage. I only had one crash before I wisely started freezing the tracks.