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Nobody cares what I say, but I don't really get it. I've tried lots of headphones and while there's a little difference, I'd have to be made of money to spend 4-5 hundred on a pair of headphones. Now my kid buys these $200 blue toothy things. I don't want blue toothy things. Once you add the wire, the price comes way way down and they sound great. If I really want to hear the music, I run it through speaks. ? I jam along perfectly happy with earbuds to $50 headphones and feel very satisfied. Now my next guitar, I think I'm going to spend like crazy on that. I'm taking jazz guitar lessons and everyone everyone is playing a Gibson. I was one of two strat players and the other one just quit the class. Very lonely. Right now, I'm saving my pennies and adding fun stickers to my guitars to make them feel new.

I've bought some different ones, but use them rarely. A $20 USD pair of Sony off-ear headphones with all the foam gone are my go-tos. They barely touch my ears. I can wear them for hours. I've been doing it for years. One of the nicer pairs I give to guests is AKG K240 55 ohms. My ears just can't breathe enough for long wear with these.

Click the input echo button.

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https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/30/arts/music/alan-merrill-dead-coronavirus.html

I use a single 32 inch monitor.

Poor dudes are in treble.

Set bus output to the headphones. Lots of reverb vsts are fast. Avoid convolution reverbs.

I've never heard of that. Are you using asio driver mode?

Fade out the clip prior to end of loop?

Oldest projects are on the bottom, newest on the top. Blue is Wave files Red is W64 Wave files Yellow is video. You can see projects get bigger as I shifted to double rates like 96 for recording. You know when you save copy as to get a copy of your project that's smaller for archiving? I recently did that and the copy was bigger than the old file. Go figure. Anyway, bored and distancing, so I'm zipping up all my archives. Zipping my old projects seems to save me about 37% of disc space.

I was really going for 2 things. One is midi devices and one is midi controllers. In the controllers image attached, you can see where the device is specified. Make sure the right device is specified for the right controller. When this gets flipped so the devices are controlling the wrong thing, it won't work. Below, you can see that my Alpha Track (AZ Controller -1) has been assigned to my RME UCX Midi Port. This is wrong. I will NEVER run my Alpha Track (USB) through my RME. To fix this, I can either plug in my Frontier Alpha Track and map it to this controller or I can delete the controller. If I do nothing, I cannot use the Midi from UCX Midi Port 1 for anything, including soft synths.

I've been listening to the Audio Book 'In Pieces' by Sally Field. Wow! What a story. I love hearing about her journey as a performer.

Wow nice find!

Watch for clock speed. You wouldn't want to trade lower clock speed for more cores, I don't think.

In the preferences, you can choose which midi device is mapped to your controller. It is default behavior that when you unplug the midi device mapped to your controller, if you have another midi device [rme] it maps that. It is very confusing behavior but easily fixed of you recognize it. If that does not fix it for you, try removing the controllers temporarily. Then add them back. I have a frontier alpha track for which the azslow driver does wonders. http://www.azslow.com/index.php?PHPSESSID=0869hkhnigi7pbn5kbp8occol0&action=downloads I'm not sure if this might help you too.

Do you have links for why the gates foundation is under investigation in Sierra Leone? I can't find it on snopes or general searches. Too much similar but not useful stuff to dig through.

With respect, i don't believe the gates foundation is evil. I've read a lot. I've visited. Nothing I've seen suggests this might be true.

There was once a day when I'd be buying up spools of CDs, but ... shrug... times change.

I use an fcb 1010 for this. Works fine in the latest version of cakewalk. Route the midi to a midi enabled synth, like thu. Do midi learn on the pedal of choice and play away. Search for videos on YouTube of fcb1010 and cakewalk or sonar.

It's an art to extract midi well from a recording. In melodyne there are a number of controls you have... You can set windows to ignore tones outside the instrument range. You can change sensitivity for how strong a tone must be to get a note. Play back the recording, watching the midi and correcting mistakes. Takes time to get good at it. Even converting drum replacer to midi you have the same stuff going on. Eq windowing. Threshold. And it still could make mistakes you can only correct manually.

I've not cleaned a Mic. Interesting thought. But i don't eat them either.

Happy bday.