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Mojave here. Never had a problem with BTD.

For the video games scores I'm producing, we don't have the budget for an orchestra like the triple-A console games. So I use LASS, CineWinds, CinePerc, CineBrass and the afore mentioned cello and violin libraries, to build final productions. It's a challenge to produce the sweep of a big orchestra,...

Have you heard the Tina Guo Cello and Taylor Davis Violin from Cinesamples? I don't write for quartet very often, but as solo instruments these things are remarkable.

I've been playing with the Tina Guo Cello (Vols. 1 & 2) and the Taylor Davis Violin from Cinesamples. Really nice solo string instruments that can surprise you in a performance... using the Taylor Davis Violin in a video game score, I was knocked out when the instrument ended a rapid ascending r...

AutoRecord is apparently what DP calls a punch-in. The little punch-in toggle button that may or may not be in your control bar is labeled "AutoRecord."

I'm sure you and the new girlfriend will be very happy together.

Hilarious. Man, I remember when System 7 was the Real Hot Setup. Hard to believe we worked at such cruddy resolution!

I love my Yamaha CP-33. Great feel, great sounds. No aftertouch, but it does support half-pedaling. It cost about a grand new, but a used one would be a real good grab.

Mojave has been very solid on my MacPro 5,1. I am running DP10, however.

Is your GPU Metal-ready? Mojave requires Metal.

I think you can assign a new path for the instruments in Native Access.

Yep, that's it. Thanks!!

I used to produce a weekly radio show, usually two voices, sometimes three or four. Did it all in DP, recording and editing.

Thanks, HC. Lemme know if you hear anything.

Since upgrading to 10.11, I can't select different hues of the same color anymore. Click on the track color box, and what comes up is a selection of colors from top to bottom... but they're all the same from left to right. Normally those colors would be progressively lighter hues. I use those shadin...

I love my TC Electronics Level Pilot. Works great, takes no space, looks awesome on the desk.