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You are right, of course. I suppose the spinning mouse wheel could impact the last touched parameter in an effect? It was a wag. Good luck!

Looks really nice. Congrats on your project!!

Did you finish your kitchen by xmas?

ok... you know you have to select the range you are exporting and make sure the tracks you want to export aren't muted? I hate to ask the obvious, but just in case...

I do this. When you do File > Export > Video, select Encoding Options >> Honestly I usually use WMV and WMAudioV9 Codec. Select sample rate/bit depth channel count. Match the bit depth in the Audio Mixdown options. (Dither if you want). Save it. Depending on your Codecs, you will have different options. If you don't buy any software, the codecs included with Windows are limited. For free video trimming and mirroring, stuff like that, I use Microsoft Movie Maker which is also free. OBS and Open Shot Video Editor are other free tools for the purpose of editing videos.

Don't take this personally but probably pibcak. Your troubleshooting technique is correct and should regularly lead you to the problem. The only thing i can think of is a mouse wheel spin that you think just didn't do anything bc it didn't do what you were intending it to... Perhaps it spun a knob or adjusted a filter. Stray keyboard and mouse stuff is the most common cause of 'bugs'. People mean to hit w for return to zero but hit something else, for example. You don't notice a visual impact, but now it sounds bad.

I may suck at Amp Sims, but For the last few years, unless I have to be quiet at home b/c someone is sleeping, I'm plugged into my amp, not the daw. I will say that the addition of a Rivera Rock Crusher really makes playing the amp in a small house much more fun. I like to hear the sound with my body. I even changed out the light jewel for a white one from red for no other reason than a friend gave it to me. And who knew?? it sounds better now. ? And this is off topic (oh no!) but what's with guitar pedals with super blinding lights on them (I'm looking at you earthquaker). I can't stand pedals with bright lights. They sound terrible.

My 7 year old nephew assembled his first computer this Xmas with Jim's help. Thanks Jim!! It's not that hard if you follow the directions and watch some youtube vids.

I have an rme ucx. It has been sufficient for me, but I've wondered about a ufx over the years. I can record 24 tracks at a time sync'd to my tascam 2488. I can record 16 tracks at 48khz without the tascam. It's a lot of fun and definitely pans channels. Digicheck is a cool bit of software that comes with it.

To me it is transient. I can remember brothers in arms doing it, but it isn't reliable. I'm a shifting target. Sometimes the notes hit home. Jerry Garcia Band can do it at the right moments - forever young. Bob Dylan singing about it being bad out there on the love and theft album. The right Miles moment. Blue Trane. Naima. Love supreme. Work song by almost anyone. So many Nina Simone moments, but Mississippi GD almost always. How about some brother Jack mcduff?

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You are probably way on top of this. I just noticed I had gone 3/4 of a year without a backup. It happens. ? It's Covid. I'm not doing anything all that interesting anyway.

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Happy Happy!!! I drove meals on wheels yesterday and got a call this morning saying I was exposed to covid, so I guess I'll have to cancel my gig at the Kennedy Center. Quarantinewhile!

The key is wrong, but it gets the idea across. Then the singer can just sing along with the video and make their own recording to send back to you.

Enjoyed it, Starise. Thanks for posting it.

Did you bump up your audio buffer? I often max out the sample buffer when mixing to take the pressure off. Some plugins get funny if you push the buffer limits. Way back when, making the sonitus verb super fast was a thing. Not sure if it will fix it, but i never had a problem with that verb when i used it and i mix with a high buffer.

I wanted one at the time but it was out of my league.

It's inexpensive with 4ms latency. Sounds not so shabby. It could work at twice that latency if need be. I'm not trying to sell it. I'm just saying. There are lots of inexpensive interfaces that do work ok. I once had something like this little guy... https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/MTrackSolo--m-audio-m-track-solo-usb-audio-interface I used it when traveling. It worked fine. So I'm guessing the other thing will work ok too. You don't have to spend $1000 dollars to get something functional these days. The value will go up if you spend more, but you can come in on the ground floor and learn a thing or two.

It's not how i do it, but it would work. I use a regular interface that handles guitars and mics. To mix in pedals from my amp sim, i use an fcb 1010 pedal board. This gives me 100 stomps and 20 expression pedals that can be mapped to any fx in the daw. You get 10 banks of 10 stomps and 2 expressions on the fcb 1010, so 100 stomps and 20 expression pedals like wahs or volume pedals. You can map the expression pedals to any knob, so bass on the amp or whatever. Your solution is basically a route through your daw with a bypass stomp. You can't turn things on and off in your daw. Just guitar signal or daw signal. That said, it is cheap. The cheapest similar path would include both a midi device and an interface, so probably twice as expensive at least. https://orangeamps.com/omec-teleport-manual/ This does not give output impedance data. My guess is it is not correct for direct to amp. That doesn't mean you cannot use it with your amp. It just means that your amp will react differently. It is why people use reamp boxes to change impedance when sending a guitar signal from a daw to a guitar amp.

The only points that matter are above 0. There is a thing called inter sample peak where all the samples are not clipping but the wave does when regenerated. This is real and most engineers leave 0.2 or 0.3 db from the ceiling to reduce the chance of this. You can use tools to find inter sample peaks and limit them. For most songs leaving 0.1 headroom is sufficient, but why risk it? I trust cakewalk for the precise peak but cakewalk does not report inter sample peaks at the channel level. You have to use a vst to find them.

Most reverb have a mix control to adjust the level relative to the original signal and for this reason, 2 buses are not required. To adjust the reverb level change that mix knob. If you use 2 buses, they could differ unless you are careful. Like use a send from the first bus to make the second. Then you could set the reverb mix at 100% and use the bus fader (volume slider) to control the amount of verb. This is handy if you wish to eq or compress the verb. Some might compress the verb some with the vocal side chained so the vocals are a hint clearer and not muddied with verb. This is usually just on the vocal verb but could be on a global verb. So, keep it as simple as you can. Don't unnecessarily complicate it. There are cool tricks to learn. Sometimes two buses simplifies things.

I did use a free dns for a while. It was internal.. Meaning it ran in my house on a raspberry pi.. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pi-hole We let it go. It annoyed my wife and daughter to face occasional issues with things needing to be unblocked.

This is tmi, but i subscribe to you tube. $15 a month for the family. I can ask to listen to almost anything and it will play it from you tube. It will also generate playlists for me. I put music I'm working on on my phone and it plays through my car stereo. I don't have to use the usb drives. The YouTube subscription seems silly, but we don't have to watch commercials. That really helps my daughter. Have you ever noticed guitar pedal coolness seems proportional to guitar pedal weight? Right.. Off topic.

I just put the Wavs on the flash drive and plug it in to the car and I can listen. Not tricky.