What is the oldest software that you just can't stop using? You try to give it up but you just find yourself using it again?
 
Mine is the B4 II.
 
Maybe there is a better Hammond but I just find myself using it on most things I do. There must be a B4 Anonymous where I can get help - "Hi, I'm Benny and I play the B4 II"

Cool Edit. I've been using it since it came out and I bought a 'lifetime' license, which seemed to expire when it became Audition.

mine is not software, but these delta 1010 devices that won't quit. win 7-64 bit and no trouble running delta 1010's in old PCI slots...."ya ya, slots are cool"(bevis n buthead voice)

Blue ribbon software's SuperJAM!!
http://www.soundonsound.c.../feb96/amiganotes.html

Windows 16bit version is available for free: http://freemusicsoftware.org/619

It works with VMWare. ;)

Roland JV1080- bought it in 1995 and it's still being used in my studio today.

I had an Electro-Harmonix Memory Man for the longest time but it died and was unfixable. Now it's a 1979 Les Paul Custom.

Guitarpima


I had an Electro-Harmonix Memory Man for the longest time but it died and was unfixable. Now it's a 1979 Les Paul Custom.

I have a sweet '79 Les Paul Custom. It sure is purty!!!
 
Rocky

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Roland JV1080- bought it in 1995 and it's still being used in my studio today.

+1, Still some of the best sounds out there and greatly unexplored sounds that are highly useful.

Wavelab Lite that came with a SoundBlaster Live interface in the late 90's. I have newer audio editors, but often I just find myself using the Wavelab. I don't use audio editors much, though.

Cool Edit 2002, I keep using it, tried to replace it, but it won't go away, never gets old.