u/Jensendavisss

Has anybody done this? Would make reaper the ultimate daw for me. Would be willing to pay

Played for years and quit maybe 2 years ago when it became ridiculously pay to win. If I start playing again is it even possible to get a good team

I often switch between the two daws, just for fun, but the difference in the way the samplers handle 808s is absurd. I've been trying to find a solution to this for ages and each time been told it's a skill issue or that I'm hearing things, again, not here to hate on any software, I just want help fixing this. I can't post links so ill try attach an imgur, hopefully it doesn't get taken down https://imgur.gg/f/7ZmxYMZ

I originally recorded the video to ask about the pops and clicks when retriggering 808s, which I have posted in here before to ask about, but it is driving me up the wall

Edit: I apologise if I seem almost defensive in the comments, I really appreciate the advice but I have honestly tried so many ways to fix this and nothing seems to be working

I want to start by saying I take full responsibility for this happening.

I (21) started receiving emails from my bank who I have a 0% interest student overdraft with letting me know I hadn’t paid into it for 6 months. I rang them shortly after and they told me that it’s just to check that I still want the account, and I explained that yes I do, and have full intention of paying every penny back, and even switching to them afterwards. I’d just had a rough year at university financially and couldn’t afford to pay into it at the moment, I have 2 years after I finish to pay it off in its entirety so I was under the assumption I could pay it off after I finish university. Down the phone they told me not to worry and they they will sort it from their end and I thought this was the end of it. I asked them, do I need to be paying into the account, they told me, if I can yes but I do not have to yet.

I still kept receiving these emails after the call. In hindsight I should’ve rang again and double checked I was okay but I had assumed, in my stupidity, that it was just an automated email that I would keep being sent. This is my biggest mistake, I should’ve called again.

I got an email Saturday afternoon , an hour before they closed for the weekend, suddenly letting me know that my account is going to have the overdraft limit removed and it may start to gain interest if I don’t contact within 2 days. I saw this email a few hours after receiving it. So they were closed for the night and Sunday. First thing Monday I went into the bank to talk about it and they said to call, so I did.

They let me know down the phone that my overdraft account has defaulted and a debt collection agency will handle it from here and it will be on my credit score. They told me they emailed on a specific date that this would happen, I do not have this email, I have checked many many times. I understand that I should have been more proactive in this situation, it is my own fault. But I also feel as though not sending me the email they claimed to have sent, and sending the only notice on a weekend, right before they close for Sunday, and going to the debt collectors first thing Monday is not entirely fair on me, along with not telling me that I needed to be paying into the account currently down the phone and telling me “not to worry” about it.

Do I have to just take this on the chin? Or is there anything I can do in this situation, if I start getting large amounts of interest on my overdraft now it’s going to spiral further and further. I maybe need a scolding, maybe just advice. I don’t know.

I want to start by saying I take full responsibility for this happening.

I (21) started receiving emails from my bank who I have a 0% interest student overdraft with letting me know I hadn’t paid into it for 6 months. I rang them shortly after and they told me that it’s just to check that I still want the account, and I explained that yes I do, and have full intention of paying every penny back, and even switching to them afterwards. I’d just had a rough year at university financially and couldn’t afford to pay into it at the moment, I have 2 years after I finish to pay it off in its entirety so I was under the assumption I could pay it off after I finish university. Down the phone they told me not to worry and they they will sort it from their end and I thought this was the end of it. I asked them, do I need to be paying into the account, they told me, if I can yes but I do not have to yet.

I still kept receiving these emails after the call. In hindsight I should’ve rang again and double checked I was okay but I had assumed, in my stupidity, that it was just an automated email that I would keep being sent. This is my biggest mistake, I should’ve called again.

I got an email Saturday afternoon , an hour before they closed for the weekend, suddenly letting me know that my account is going to have the overdraft limit removed and it may start to gain interest if I don’t contact within 2 days. I saw this email a few hours after receiving it. So they were closed for the night and Sunday. First thing Monday I went into the bank to talk about it and they said to call, so I did.

They let me know down the phone that my overdraft account has defaulted and a debt collection agency will handle it from here and it will be on my credit score. They told me they emailed on a specific date that this would happen, I do not have this email, I have checked many many times. I understand that I should have been more proactive in this situation, it is my own fault. But I also feel as though not sending me the email they claimed to have sent, and sending the only notice on a weekend, right before they close for Sunday, and going to the debt collectors first thing Monday is not entirely fair on me, along with not telling me that I needed to be paying into the account currently down the phone and telling me “not to worry” about it.

Do I have to just take this on the chin? Or is there anything I can do in this situation, if I start getting large amounts of interest on my overdraft now it’s going to spiral further and further. I maybe need a scolding, maybe just advice. I don’t know.

Hi all! Flying to Cyprus very soon, as 2 non drivers, what bus/service would you guys recommend to get from the Paphos Airport to Paralimni? Thanks

Been here years still don’t understand the pay and my store is currently closed for a few weeks. I had some time off in May, lost 20 hours, will that come off June’s wage as a deduction or July?

Producer of many years here. Ableton is the only daw where I get consistent pops and clicks with my 808s in simpler/sampler/drum sampler. Usually significantly worse if they’re played in rapid succession. Anybody know how to fix this? I tried fade in and fade outs and setting the zero crossing point but nothing seems to work, the samples aren’t warped and I’m a little confused. I know what I’m doing with producing, and I love everything about ableton apart from this one issue. Any other sample is fine, kicks are fine, hats snares are fine it’s only very subby samples that click, and this doesn’t happen in any other daw I’ve used. I have recordings as proof but I for some reason can’t post them in this sub