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Jerry, I have an original UFX and a UFX+. Main difference between the UFX+ and UFX II, I believe is the additional MADI inputs and lightening port on the plus. RME is top shelf no doubt. Mic pres are very neutral, giving you exactly what you put into them. I have a rack full of pres that “color” the input. The included TotalMix virtual mixer is nothing short of amazing. one thing, the UFX+ “pops” when changing sample rate. The original UFX does not. Not sure if the UFX II uses the “madiface” driver or the “fireface” driver. Right now the UFX is my main squeeze, the “poping” annoys me. t

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Azslow3 is right. You must inform Cake you intend to use them.

This is brilliant Wooks! ?? ? t

? Takes the “pressure” off me. Thanks for the heads-up. t

TRS to XLR working fine here. Never had an issue, and I pass along the 48v with it all the time… t

Happy with my R121 and my AEA88. Both are superb on many sources including vocals. @Bapu is your R84 still your go to? t i would caution tho, I am the one who recommended RME; so there is that (still smarting a bit at the way RME has failed you…)

Add me to the “list”, much impressed! thanks for sharing the links, must check it out. Pretty sure @Jerry Gerber would award high marks! t

My original piano instructor evidently spent much time performing in such establishments in his youth in Chicago. I made the mistake of asking my father “are the stories that Mr Williams tells about playing speakeasies true?” That ended that… Great tune Keith, really cool how the vocal comes in after the solos dry. Very effective. What sax libraries are you using. Man you are “close”. Getting great sax is tough! ?&? t putting the kibosh on the Williams stories prompted me to NOT report the 8mm porn that played during the last set of most the college frat gigs we played when I was in junior high and high school. Not to mention no one seemed to care if we hit the keg during breaks. Lesson learned…

Little heavy on the kick on the Bose cans, but they “hype” the low end way too much. Enjoyed t

Exactly what I thought. Lovely ambiance as well. Ready enjoyed the video. ?&? t

No issues with the EVO’s here. 250, 500, 1tb and 2tb . Been using them for years. t

Note: @mark skinner & @AndyB01 it’s worth a second trip thru for the guitar solo. t

We’ll done! t

Heartfelt performance. UCX on this vocal? t

Kick is fine on the Bose cans, but must agree the snare is not prominent. Enjoyed the tune! t

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Agreed, finish it. t

Dally on! ? t

Enjoyed, plenty of good advice, so I’ll just ? t

@CostaRicaCarl Hit “P” that will open Prefrences select Driver Settings as shown above. Verify that the Edirol is the “timing master” for record and playback. Top of the right hand section. That should get you going. McCleod mentioned that, but not how to do it. Let us know if that works. t

A lovely Valentines gift to be sure. t John, if I’m honest, I would want at least a take up bar prior to the vocal; it’s a bit abrupt IMHO.

Spent a lovely week on the Outer Banks once. My wife is what I refer to as a “horse girl “ so much time was spent pursuing the indigenous ponies. IIRC one did not walk barefoot to the sand as the paths were loaded with what her Auntie referred to as “foot-fers”! t

On the Bose cans the melody line is a bit “buried” in the mix here. Much enjoyed, but I think I will hold the “like”; my guess being we’ll see one more mix. t

? First time thru I have to admit the slapback on the vocal was a little distracting, but by the second verse I was “tuned in”. (I too loves me some “slapback”). Maybe a couple of db increase on the vocal would be a good “compromise”. Overall high marks on storytelling and execution. Loves me some Jimmy Reed rhythm and blues. What is a catalog that Does Not include an Elmore James quote? A boring catalog? Bluesabilly on my friend!!!! ? t