DAW, plugin or any music related stuff.

 

Pretty much any plugin I use regularly, most of all FabFilter, TDR and u-He stuff - and boy there's so much to go over if we're really going in-depth.

Not a single DAW tho. Despite making music and mixing for almost nine years I still find them all clunky, still didn't find a workflow that would fit me. There are always nonsensical hoops to jump through.

 

I could tear into Cakewalk pretty deep.

 

Softwaresynthesizer, i am a Sound Designer!

 

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Yamaha AW4416 operating system.

 

jdownloader :D

 

DMG Audio plugins, FabFilter plugins, Soundtoys plugins and maybe Renoise and Reaper.

 

Live and Vital (in-depth for dummies).

 

Is that a mixer or multitrack recorder?

 

VCV and some of the modules within it

 

Logic Pro, Omnisphere and some of FabFilter's stuff. Also Acustica/Nebula

 

Both : it's a hardware workstation including a 16 tracks recorder with advanced editing functions and a 44 channels mixer based on the 02R.
https://www.soundonsound.com/reviews/yamaha-aw4416-0

It was a great machine, but a bit complicated for most of the home-studio crowd (steep learning curve, knowledge of studio procedures / routing needed) and a bit small for a project-studio. So it was not a commercial success and Yamaha stopped support around 2005. It was released in 2000. OS 1.1 was painfully slow but upgrades made it a really cool machine. The last 2.0 version added a midi control surface function.
44,1 /48 k with varispeed, 16 or 24 bit recording. The mixer sounded better than a first generation 02R.
Rock solid, except the motorized faders which were very sensitive to dust.
Some editing functions, as well as the mixer were better than anything computer based.

I think there's a facebook group about it which is still active.

 

May I ask you why?
I mean, there is more than plenty of tutos of anything over YT and internet, and I think that most experienced users here did and will answer willingly over specific audio questions and matters.