@Nick Allegro I could record it for you...

A special SSL bundle: A UF-8 and an SSL18. That'd do me for a while. I'd have a couple of items to sell, then, too...

Go to Clasroom->Replays->Links. That will show you an Excel-like sheet with the links to the replays. The associated chats contain the links to the multitracks.

@Alison McGlamry I hear ya! I want to Follow You Back, but in this group, I'm still considered a newbie. Gimme a bit... I'll catch up... in the meantime, there's always the DAW calls on Monday's; I'm there most times. @Nick Allegro - is it weird that my points count is different for each group, or is that normal behavior? Hmmm... maybe motivation for me to speak out more! (Yeah, just what you wanted to hear, right? 😉)

@Alison McGlamry that right there is funny, I don’t care who you are!

It's been said the DAW doesn't matter, and I suppose that is somewhat true. They all come with some necessary elements, and some are better at some tasks than others. That said, I've been using Logic since 2002... V5.3, I believe. I dabbled with Harrison MixBus since, but, kept coming back to Logic. For me, the workflow, the MIDI capabilities, are huge plusses. The fact that ARA isn't up to snuff yet doesn't bother me as much as it does others, but, c'est la vie. I don't miss running VST3s, and that keeps things simple in my mind. I don't exchange project files with anyone, so didn't need to go the Protools route when I was selecting my DAW. And, FWIW, I did experiment with Cakewalk back in the late 90's. Skill matters. Alot. Maybe most of all. Learn your tools and use them... there's a TON of stuff being done ITB these days, and folks are release some astounding stuff.