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The only things plugged into a different jack were a compressor and a pre. Off now.

I could hear it through my interface. So, so i shut everything down. Still heard it... Yes i kept my headphones on. Then, i turned off the ups and unplugged it. When i heard the lightning again, I'm like. ??? Dag

Use one of Craig Anderton's guitar cables with leds. https://www.guitarplayer.com/gear https://www.harmonycentral.com/forums/topic/1937639-gibson-hp-4-quottransient-suppressionquot/

I'm just not a pro knob tweaker. I love using the XY mixers and the vector mixer in Rapture Pro to shift balance between the different sounds. Even after all these years, I don't spend weekends futzing with synth sounds, but I do spend weekends playing synths. Rapture Pro with a touch screen has really kept me very happy.

Like i said, you can merge back to mono with channel tools at any point. Most of us don't often have any need to do that though.

I have thu. I upgraded to th3 full then thu. It's a pretty ok amp sim, but i still prefer my amp.

I've struggled with this myself. It used to be that comparison shopping was hard to do, but, with the web, we are very fast at it. This legal change that definitely inflates prices seems to help retailers and manufactures at the expense of the consumer. How much does this differ from the manufacturers raising prices and giving rebates to retailers based on sales like the auto dealers do? The USA retail stores definitely struggle. And in the face of the internet became the places people tried products, but stopped being where purchases were made. For a while, i would price shop and offer my local shop that chance to match the price. I don't know about what should be legal, but i can see how some legal contortions could come about to protect businesses in the face of massive change in the way people buy. In the end, will the benefit fade to nothing and the cost remain for eternity? Looks that way, as music store after music store closes its doors. So now, price fixing is legal and no one can compete with Amazon on price. So how can there be a traditional competitor? Amazon is protected by our court from competition. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leegin_Creative_Leather_Products,_Inc._v._PSKS,_Inc.

Most pcs over 600 dollars should be sufficient for this list.

K mutes clips. I would have suggested checking to see if you muted a clip. Glad you got it fixed.

Is it racist or subversive? They knew the history when they choose the name. Cakewalk was always subversive to counterculture and benign to those in power.

i'm not sure if this image is the latest, but you can see that interleave comes prior to FX, so if you have stereo FX, they will be processed after the interleave. You can you the Channel Tools to return to mono at any point, but watch for gain related to combining the two channels (should be 3dB so predictable).

The aren't flat wounds exactly. There is no winding at all. They are just thick and straight. It's pretty different. No finger whistle. A good amount of resistance imho. It's neat. I'm glad for them.

It's a tragedy that the average iq is 100.

To get a set of faders to the same level, drag them all to the top or bottom, release, then drag where you like.

Very sorry to hear it!

Bacon and pancakes and bacon here in Virginia. Happy independence day!

I'm trying some chrome daddario strings. Definitely different.

Like bob dylan not realizing he could play the same song two nights in a row.

Pretty cool.

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BTW, the purpose of external insert is to auto manage the delay related to sending audio out of your computer and then back in. You might do this in order to use a hardware compressor. The purpose of using the External Insert plugin is to detect the latency and sync everything together so that all the tracks play together. Depending on your interface settings, there can be some buffer delay sending to your hardware compressor and receiving the result back. This plug in helps you remove impacts related to using external hardware.

I would just ask @Craig Anderton. Calling the mighty Craig Anderton! There are humble people asking after your wizard FX Chains. Is there any guidance for how they can obtain them?

So, FX Chains are awesome and easy to use. You can make your own for anything you do normally. You can bind multiple parameters to the controls and then adjust them with midi foot pedals turning things on or off. One of the great things about all these chains is many were created by the inimitable Craig Anderton. In lots of cases you can either EDIT them or Extract the Plugins to learn how they work. These things are really cool. As you get the hang of them, you can see how to make your own to make life easier... faster. One that I often have a use for is FX Chains > Anderton collection > VoxTools > VoxTools (Platinum) It has a cool feature the handling plosives. I often split a clip around a plosive and add this to it. that way, only the plosive gets treated.