Leadfoot

I would go with the Vol 1 and Vol 2 method and just be done with it. There's no use stressing over it Keni.

Ten Years Gone - Led Zeppelin

Homeward Bound

Snowblind

Women In Love

Pinpricks -> Blood

Probably not what you were looking for, but some of the guitar work reminded me of this.

I don't see a hover car on the list...

Thanks man. I'll PM my email address to you.

Thanks to all of you for your advice. I've been reading about Clemastine. It's an antihistamine that was used in allergy medicines like Tavist and Dahist. A study was done a few years ago at the University of California in which the use of this allergy medicine was shown to reverse the demyelination process in nerves of  the brain. What's "funny" is,  shortly after this was discovered,  that particular form of antihistamine was no longer manufactured or sold in the US. That tells me that these people were on the right track, and when the Big Pharm/FDA found out about it, they put a clamp down on it. It's so much more lucrative to keep treating sick people than it is to cure them. You can still get Clemastine  in the UK. I found a site that sells it. I intend to at least try it. The only side effect is possible drowsiness, so why not??? I'll speak to her neurologist, of course. I can't promise I'm going to listen if she tells me no, though.  

Yesterday my wife was diagnosed with MS. Would appreciate any advice from anyone who has any insight to possible treatments to delay the progression. She's only 40, and has a long life ahead of her. I don't want her to spend it in a wheelchair if I can help it. Thanks to all.

I am so sorry for your loss... I can only imagine what you must be going through. My  prayers and deepest condolences to you.

I have an Audient iD22 that survived a lightning strike that caused a surge that blew out my power conditioner, refrigerator, and furnace. I wouldn't let this one incident cause you to write them off. The Audient interface is versatile and it sounds pristine. I love the sound of the preamps, and the sound of my bass through the DI is awesome.

Nice! Thanks for posting!

The best way is to watch the little green usb light toward the upper right of the console. Turn the first encoder on the second bank until the green light blinks once. Then turn the first encoder on the third bank until the green light blinks twice.

Did you try reinstalling the drivers just in case? Is this a USB interface? Have you tried plugging something else into that port to see if it's recognized?

Maybe do a search for devices?

4 hours ago, bitflipper said:

That may also explain why I tipped every street musician we passed. Even the guy banging on a plastic bucket. 

 

There's a street musician in my area that plays a five gallon bucket with drumsticks. He's friggin amazing to watch. He gets so many sounds out of that thing...

26 minutes ago, paulo said:

Is it one of them pictures where different people see different things then? When I look Ringo isn't holding a guitar.

Same - Ringo is the one with the mustache unless I'm mistaken. Wasn't trying to be sarcastic at all.

George played electric guitar on Hey Jude. 

Please pick up your turds

15 hours ago, craigb said:

I only had two 8-track tapes.  Elton John's Goodbye Yellow Brick Road and Heart's Dreamboat Annie.  Right in the middle of, arguably, the most popular Heart song, Crazy On You, the song fades out, you hear it click to the next track, and then the song fades back in!  Are you kidding me??!  

Yep. Two program changes that come to mind for me were during Ladies Room on Kiss's Rock and Roll Over, and 2112 on Rush's All the World's a Stage.

That's awesome! Brings back memories.... Nothing better than listening to one of your favorite songs on 8 track, and having it change programs right in the middle of it.😂

My first interface in '98 was an Aark 20/20, and Vegas Audio 1a was the recording software I was using.