Super 8 - New polysynth by Native Instruments

[Stefken]

If they have only 6 employees, they would get their butts licked here...

typo?

or he was brought up by golden retrievers

[AnX]

I guess it's rather "kissed" in English. We Germans say "licked".

I would expect that kind of filth from the Dutch!

its europeans in general. dirty buggers.
probably something to do with cheese and sunlight.

thank gawd we're out of it

[chk071]

[martinjuenke]

I guess it's rather "kissed" in English. We Germans say "licked".

I would expect that kind of filth from the Dutch!

its europeans in general. dirty buggers.
probably something to do with cheese and sunlight.

thank gawd we're out of it

Not yet... (I assume you‘re a Brit)

[vurt]

I guess it's rather "kissed" in English. We Germans say "licked".

I would expect that kind of filth from the Dutch!

its europeans in general. dirty buggers.
probably something to do with cheese and sunlight.

thank gawd we're out of it

im ok, ive got scousers not far away if i need filth.

[vurt]

I guess it's rather "kissed" in English. We Germans say "licked".

I would expect that kind of filth from the Dutch!

its europeans in general. dirty buggers.
probably something to do with cheese and sunlight.

thank gawd we're out of it

Not yet... (I assume you‘re a Brit)

mrs eckland he aint

[fmr]

I guess it's rather "kissed" in English. We Germans say "licked".

I would expect that kind of filth from the Dutch!

its europeans in general. dirty buggers.
probably something to do with cheese and sunlight.

thank gawd we're out of it

Not yet... (I assume you‘re a Brit)

Wait... Is Britain moving?

[martinjuenke]

I guess it's rather "kissed" in English. We Germans say "licked".

I would expect that kind of filth from the Dutch!

its europeans in general. dirty buggers.
probably something to do with cheese and sunlight.

thank gawd we're out of it

Not yet... (I assume you‘re a Brit)

Wait... Is Britain moving?

[el-bo (formerly ebow)]

The point was that there's a certain discrepancy between NI's reputation here, and NI's reputation among people who do music. Otherwise they wouldn't have 600 employees, and they weren't the biggest player in the business either (which i can safely say now).

There is NO "certain descrepancy". At this point you are just doubling-down on your baseless assertions and supposed correlations. If, as you say, this is based on what you read here daily, then you clearly have no grasp of the reality of the situation.
There are far too many variables, nuances and confounding factors for you to draw any such conclusions, yet you're quite happy to keep scribbling nonsense like a three-year-old with a big crayon clenched in his fist

[chk071]

Wow. Yould have just said "Bla", and there would have been no difference in the assertion.

[Stefken]

I guess it's rather "kissed" in English. We Germans say "licked".

I would expect that kind of filth from the Dutch!

its europeans in general. dirty buggers.
probably something to do with cheese and sunlight.

You forgot about the beer and sausage.

[pdxindy]

If I want to use Kontour, Bitwig's modulation system doesn't work with it. Almost nothing in Kontour is automatable.

Down in the Devices pane, the Bitwig shell only says Reaktor 6 so if the GUI is closed, I don't know which ensemble is loaded.

There are lots of little oddities that hinder a smooth workflow.

Took me exactly 20 seconds to fire up Bitwig, Reaktor Kontour and automate Kontour's Cutoff with a Bitwig modulator.

huh... weird... must be something on my side then... thanks, I'll look into it

[martinjuenke]

I guess it's rather "kissed" in English. We Germans say "licked".

I would expect that kind of filth from the Dutch!

its europeans in general. dirty buggers.
probably something to do with cheese and sunlight.

You forgot about the beer and sausage.

[vurt]

I guess it's rather "kissed" in English. We Germans say "licked".

I would expect that kind of filth from the Dutch!

its europeans in general. dirty buggers.
probably something to do with cheese and sunlight.

You forgot about the beer and sausage.

the sausage is implied by the filth!

[AnX]

I guess it's rather "kissed" in English. We Germans say "licked".

I would expect that kind of filth from the Dutch!

its europeans in general. dirty buggers.
probably something to do with cheese and sunlight.

thank gawd we're out of it

Not yet... (I assume you‘re a Brit)

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