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And now I have Green Alligators running through my head... LOL!

Ah, yes... the fallen comrades (still miss Jan too, Old55). For more memories, I still have an archive of Billy Arnell's Online Songs

Ok, you're dreaming! ? (And I only use Adobe CS6 - I HATE subscription-based stuff and am already forced to do it with Microsoft's suite...)

Here's a flashback. A larger version of my old signature there!

Followed by Harmonicahanukkah where they give out free, kosher Easter bunnies? ?

Er, actually it was Ken that was talking about this (or that, maybe both...). ?

"This" thing obviously! ? (Duh. ?)

Ya, Americans don't really care how authentic their holidays are, just that they have fun on them. Better start learning the Macarena for Cinco de Mayo! LOL. ?

And now you know why it took me 20 years to buy a single-coil guitar (though I do appreciate them now!). ?

Why? If you've got the room for a 128 channel full-size desk, then go for it! For the rest of us mere mortals, we've got to use normal-size gear and that sometimes means mixing things before sending to the final destination. In my case, I had a Layla 24/96 with 8 ins and 8 outs. But only the main left and right out of the Mackie CFX16 went to it (I used the others for different reasons). So, even there I had a "sub-mix" if you will. This whole subject deserves it's own complete topic.

Thought I should probably add the unit under the Rolls. Should you have digital outputs to deal with, then try something like this:

[This was in reply to abacab - Andy decided to jump in the middle while I was typing! LOL.] That's funny! That's the exact mixer I used to send the feed from the Rolls to (my main mixer was a Mackie CFX16). See? From the Rolls in the top unit in the top rack on the left, to the Mackie 1202VLZ on top of the rack with the Korg MS2000R in it.

Nancy approves of Nancy!

Hey! There she is, front & center! (Now we just need to teach Bill how to make LARGER images so we can see the details better! ?)

Probably not the best solution, but I used this to combine several of my synths before sending one cable to a mixer (plus you'll need a small rack if you don't use one already). Another solution is to get a small mixer (maybe with just four inputs?) and send the output from that to your primary mixer.

You sure she was referring to the guitar when she said you'll have to wait 24 days? ?

I've noticed some others around here have obviously had a quadruple humor bypass lately...

If you made music in a VW would that take care of two more?

What? You expected her to be ready on time? Really??? ?

I was just looking at wine red guitars after reading Leadfoot's thread and saw this: Perfect for those who can't decide which "path" to travel down - go with both! ??

Yes! I CAN actually help with this! First off, you'll need to get yourself some of this (if you don't have some already): Next, make a small strip about 1.5" by 3" then roll it up (with the grit on the outside dummy!?) so that you end up with something about the thickness of a pencil by 1.5" long. You can use this to gently clean out any type of audio jack. I would periodically use this on all my gear that had a female TS or TRS jack. Follow this with a quick blast of canned air and you should be good to go!

C'mon Bill... We're waiting here! Do we get to see Nancy or not??! ?

Shoot... I was going to make music for the Air Force and Marines Morale, but it's not listed...

Good to hear!

Ohhhhhhhh!!! Well, in THAT case, how about a stirring rendition of the Chicken Dance??? ?