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Results Luke7183 got 1st with 16 points. I got 2nd with 13 points. Classic_gamer_76 got 3rd with 9 points Silverpool got 4th with 6 points Luke7183 PM me for the round 77 entry! Comments Indeed, the force was with Luke 7183walker. And thank you Silverpool for thinking I deserved 1st place vote

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It is getting sorted out, just not before the weekend because there are a lot of logistics involved. I've got a temporary window unit for the bedroom so I can at least sleep comfortably lol. This isn't all that bad all things considered really. More of an annoyance. I believe a corollary of Murphy's Law is being invoked that states something along the lines of if there is a worse time for something to go wrong, it will happen then.

It really just depends on you as a person, IMO. I don't think I'll ever switch from FL Studio because it just clicks with me, and I find the stock plugins (compression, EQ, etc.) to be fantastic on there own (Though stock plugins on any DAW are going to be good) You're just going to have to do a little searching to find good samples and sounds unless you just want to make electronic music. It's great for that. But this may be different for you, you may prefer Reason, Studio One, or even Pro Tools if you're doing a lot of recording. My suggestion is to pick 3 separate DAW's that interest you, and then download the trial versions of all of them. Find what clicks with you the most (What you enjoy using the most), and then stick with that DAW. Learn the ins-and-outs, the shortcuts, the tricks, etc. and learn a whole lot about the mixing process and what everything is doing to your mix. (especially EQ and Compression). I can guarantee you that if you find a DAW that you really like, you won't ever have to switch around. BAD IDEA, unless you're using something like Garage Band, you'll probably want to upgrade that eventually. You can still get great mixes out of it though