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How could I forget Led Zeppelin III? I wore out a couple of those LPs.

Jeez, I forgot Emerson, Lake and Palmer's eponymous first album. Pronounced, from Lynyrd Skynyrd. All of these albums were released between when I was 9 and 20. The 'formative' years. It may seem like I haven't listened to music since 1976, but I have. The variety of music available every day is astounding, and much of it is good. I went through a prog rock period when I listened to nothing else. My folk-rock years. Grunge in the 90's.

The 'Best Albim' (sic) thread got me thinking that there's no way I could pick a single album as best. There are too many great ones. Instead, I wondered which albums caused me to want to write, play, record music the most? The short, at this moment list: Revolver. The red album from Grand Funk. Who's Next. After The Gold Rush. Boston's first album. Uriah Heep's first release. Machine Head. Rockin' The Fillmore from Humble Pie. Eat a Peach.

Does this mean every time I want a little reverb on a track, I have to pay someone to use it?

I know you're just messin' around.

I whistled while I worked. Had to do some carpentry this week. These rotten, old steps and the stoop had reached the danger level and had to be replaced. To save money, it's a hybrid of old and new. The actual platform is still strong although it is weathered and ugly. I replaced the floor of the stoop last week and cut the steps as well but ran out of time to finish it that day. Brother Carl and his wife Brenda told me that i can get the stringers pre-made at Lowe's or Home Depot, unfortunately, they're not tall enough. They're only 27" and I needed 30", so I used the old ones as templates for the new ones. Cutting the first stringer went fine, but while making the second one, I accidentally let all of the smoke out of my friend Willard's circular saw. That thing had to be 30 or 40 years old. Off to Walmart* I went to get another saw. Thirty-five bucks. Not bad. It cut like a dream and in my excitement, I lost track of what I was supposed to be cutting and went too far, rendering that piece of wood useless. Back to Home Depot for another 2x10x8. I was more careful the second time and all that was left was putting it all together. Certainly not up to carpenter Ronnie Bible standards, but it's strong. I expect it to outlive me, despite there not being a straight line or anything plumb and level on the whole thing. The feet of the stairs are kinda pigeon-toed, too.

I wonder if this will answer your question.

I think setting 2 loops, basically, is messing something up.

I don't know but have you tried 'loop recording' instead?

I don't see how you can do this without physically moving the clips. Maybe a delay which allows you to set 'dry' and 'wet' conditions, i.e. the delay is set for 50 ms with the original, uneffected audio 100% dry so it's not heard, and the delayed audio is then heard later. Is there even a delay which can do that?

Which one are you?

She can sing anything.

Not under that name, anyway. 🤫

This is from their web site: "RECORD AND CONNECT TO PC: This personal mixer has a USB soundcard and audio interface to record and connect to MAC or PC" That doesn't mean it can record to PC 12 tracks at a time, though. Many of these low-cost USB mixers will only record a stereo signal to the computer. And as mentioned, I don't see anything about what driver it uses. For 185 USD, I don't think it will do what you want. An audio interface that has native ASIO drivers and can record that many tracks will be needed.

I made a mistake in my reply above by suggesting that you could return to the keyboard by scrolling up. So, I recognized that mistake when I reread this thread.