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First step to get midi working is to go into the preferences and check the inputs. Then maybe as a midi track twiddling the knobs and see the level bounce as proof it is working. You can record this track, move a fader, then study the midi events data. Next, try midi learn... does this work?

If you create a new project, does it still happen?

I'm sorry man.

Delivered the bass last night. It was a wonderful time.

No one would see you until you needed a sip of water.

Buy the Supreme Court. I think they cost a calastoga wagon each. Same as it ever was.

Thank you so much! That feels great coming from you. It is for the father of a friend from my middle school days. We are encouraging him to get the old band back together!

This image shows the old beside the new. You can see the glue on the bass.

The rings are threaded and make it adjustable. You can tip it left or right. Raise it up and down. It is only threaded in the wood so you must not adjust it with pressure on. The glue was on the bass from before. The owner broke the old bridge while tuning it. Then put a screw in it to make it function. The glue held the whole mess in place. I couldn't get all the glue off. I did my best.

Touching

Did my best. It plays nicely.

Getting my bridge ready. There is glue on the bass.

Happy Bday.

Lithographs.

Does anyone know why asteroids always land in craters? It is uncanny.

Have you heard of band lab?

I do tons of recordings like you do. I do what mettelus describes as a last step before archiving. I don't worry about space.

When mesh looks back to understand why he lost his wife, he will eventually come back to this post.

Success. It wasn't gross but it was dirty. Looked new when I was done and sounds great now.

Remembering what goes where is a trick for me. I use tiny gem stickers to mark sets of 4 so I can quickly get to the right things. I never have changed it yet. My patch bay is fixed. I use it constantly. For example I have a 2 channel compressor... Sometimes it compresses 2 mics that catch both guitar and vocals. Sometimes it compresses then deesses the vocal. Sometimes it is a linked mix compressor. Mainly I use it to route different pre outputs to different digitizing channels. It saves me a lot of time and trouble.

Is he looping back the playback into the input?

It may be they do math to find peaks that fall between samples. I trust cakewalk very much.

Carter Beauford with Dave Matthew band uses chimes. 72-Bar Double Row Chimes https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carter_Beauford

I have an es 336 that I enjoy. I bought a new Martin without seeing it. Experiences were good.