57Gregy

Barksdale AFB?

I have never used the 'eject' option and everything seems to work correctly. I will turn the computer off, then disconnect the drive.

Step recording?

Right. You need a different track and channel for every TTS-1 channel you want to use. Make sure to turn off the inputs of the tracks you're not recording into.

In TTS-1, are you selecting the channels and patches in the track pane? Not in the TTS-1 GUI.

How do you keep the sand out of your keyboard?

So, what are their velocities? In the cymbal MIDI track's Piano Roll View with velocities enabled, look for a velocity that is the volume you want, then raise the velocities of the other cymbal hits.

From one Greg to another, read up on punch-in recording. You can start playback from anywhere and play along with it, then it will begin recording at the time you set it to start recording; no need to place the Now Time where you want to begin the new take.

Huh. I just looked up "score" in my dictionary (I have several; remember them? ?) and the term "score" for a musical composition is, ironically, from Old Norse, "skor". Edit: Added smiley so I won't seem too smart-alecky. Also, can some of you English folk let me know if it is, indeed, ironic?

When looking for lute, try the renaissance fair.

But they left all of the accordions.

I'm so sorry to hear that, Ken.

My friend Jami posted a picture of her new puppy. The image failed to load and the caption read: "May contain image of dog".

My brother the programmer had a 1974 Mazda RX 4 station wagon. In the early '80s, it began not starting. He took it to the dealer and they replaced the battery, saying everything else was fine. After a few days, it failed to start again. The dealer checked it out and installed a new battery, saying everything else was fine. Happened again. Tired of the runaround, and wanting a new car anyway, he parked it. I needed a car. My brother said if I could get it running, I could have the Mazda. I opened the hood, looked around and saw that the battery was connected backwards. Bought a new battery, hooked it up right and drove it for the next 2-3 years. Sorry for the hijack.

Bass Am Players Unite!

Super Peg and Special Ed.

As a temporary solution while arranging and mixing, I would Bounce to Tracks all the BGV into 1 clip and copy/paste that. You would then mute or archive the original BGV tracks until you need to work on them again. If the Bounced clip is where you want it, sound-wise, it could even be permanent.

Paul is playing a right-handed piano!

He Am da bass.

Top is on! And not leaking, yet. I had to finish in a hurry since there were severe thunderstorms approaching. The rain started just minutes after I came inside. It's a '92 I've owned for 14 years. Over 241,000 miles, 188,000 of them mine..

On another note (Am), I don't know how you folks who use laptops do it. I went to the beach the first week of May and bought a cheap HP laptop for communicating with the outside world. While there, I downloaded CbB to try out. It recorded fine through the camera mike with the Wasapi driver, everything in sync. This week, I pulled out my back-up HD and backed up to it, then loaded those projects into the new computer. Everything is so small! And if I was to begin using it regularly, I would definitely need to plug in a mouse. Those track pads suck!

Spent the day attempting to put a new top on my Miata. Hot, mosquitoes, poorly-written instructions, dodging rain storms. But, it's 83% complete. Back at it in the morning.

You have a wife and a guitar? Man, how do you do that?

Back in 2000, I got a little inheritance and bought a TASCAM Portastudio and a Yamaha PSR-GX 65 keyboard with the goal of writing and recording songs. When I moved back to NC from TX in 2002, I was living with my brother the programmer and mentioned how I was limited by the number of tracks I could use (4) with the TASCAM and wanted to get a digital mutitracker and which one I should buy. He suggested getting a program for my computer instead. So, I went to Circuit City and checked out what they had. Music Creator 2003 was what I bought, because it had a cute girl on the cover of the box ?. That was MC 2 with a MIDI-to-MPU-401 cable. The rest is history.

Sound Blaster Extigy.