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Didn't I warn you about the brown acid???!

Sent you a PM. ?

It's something that used to be important back when I cared. ?

I used to have a desk from that same product line... ? (And I could swear I've seen that picture before somewhere...?)

The highlighted text above will NOT stop NagBap however! ?

What the rest use!

I'm chuckling because not only is that a HUGE over-done back line, but Yngwie's probably using ALL of it. I have a friend in the Hollywood area who was in a so-called "soundproof" practice studio next to Yngwie and he was telling me that Yngwie still had so many amps and cabs going that the sound level was unbearable in their area!

I prefer complete chromatic scales.

Bapu, like bass, is everywhere!

That's actually form 520...

I'm using Win57.6. It's the same as Win64, but I got a 10% discount.

There's an upstairs? Why? ?

Wait... Is that YOU Dave??? Dang... I used to have what you are looking for too...

Here's another great tool for seeing what's taking up all the space on your drives: TreeSize Free And, my personal favorite for both making things run smoothly AND getting rid of tons of temp files: Glary Utilities

FINALLY! Somebody else who understands what's important in a studio!!! ?

This could be some of the content of "that" folder. ?

Or not! ?

If she lives long enough, Charles will never become the next Queen! ?

"Swedish Flop" sounds like an exotic dog breed! ?

Now you've done it! The first post is just a gateway drug to more posts... ?

I was just chuckling about how he subtly divided musicians and drummers into two categories... ?

Since James has already answered, I thought I'd chip in on how I handled this (hey, it worked!). Using smaller versions of the pics I posted earlier, there are actually three mixers pictured. In the top left rack (first two units) is an analog mixer Rolls RM 203x) and a digital mixer (Roland M1000). The primary sub-mixer is on top of the rack to the right (a Mackie 1202-VLZ). The stereo outputs from the 1202-VLZ went to two channels on my main mixer (a Mackie CFX-12). My main keyboard synth (a Korg N5) went directly into the CFX-12. The 1202-VLZ had separate channels for both of the rack mixers, my V-Drum set (not pictured, but just off to the right), and the Korg MS2000 at the bottom of the right picture. All other samplers, ROMplers and synths were combined using the rack mixers. So, why the extra rack mixers? Three reasons. First, I had too many devices for the available channels on the 1202-VLZ, second, I kept the mic channels available for the rare occasion where I had more than one person over that could actually sing and, third, there are no digital inputs on the Mackie so the Roland took care of the A/D conversion.

Now, if you could do both at the same time... ?

Great indeed! My Mom turns 90 next month and that's a pretty decent accomplishment, but 107? Wow!

It's more fun if you think of it as a picture of the future world from space... ?