Byron Dickens

Sometimes, believe it or not, some people actually want that particular sound. People even still use things like Casio VL s for that same reason. You should see the prices!

Won't power up. Was using it one day and left it on overnight and the next morning the display was blank and I couldn't communicate with it. I have power through the switch and that's as far as I can get. There are apparently no schematics available. Not that it would do me much good because the ones for electronics are way different than automotive.

The prices on those old modules are getting ridiculous. I am ever glad I kept my Korg X3 although I live in mortal fear in might kick the bucket on me one day like my E-mu Proteus FX did.

+1 on the vocal guide track; it can work wonders. Some churches hire a ringer for each section of the choir. If there is a really strong singer, the others around that person tend to naturally gravitate towards their pitch.

How about freezing the tracks first?

Two words: Bruce Dickinson.

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That sounds a lot like my days working on cars. All the alternators in the world won't charge the battery when there's almost a 2 volt drop on the positive cable because of corrosion. Or when the battery itself has a dead cell.

I just don't get it. If I want to look at something pretty, I have a wife and 2 acres in the country.

There's only about 852,693 threads on this.

Coulda told them that was going to happen

Trio Mandili - Psalm 50 These girls are known for singing cute, happy Eastern European folk songs while walking in and around their little village in Georgia (the country). Here they take a more somber turn chanting David's most famous penitential Psalm. You're likely more familiar with it as #51 because there is different divisions and numbering between the Greek Septuagint and the Hebrew Masoreric texts.

I always considered that record the definitive example for "overproduced." To this day I think "What would Mutt Lange do here if this was a Def Leppard record" and do the opposite.

I just lay it out in the PRV.

I wish they would make it so you can filter out the stuff you don't have and show only what you do.

I have scads of stuff in Amplitube, for example, that I got either dirt cheap or free that I scroll through periodically and I always come back to the Marshall JMP model.

As long as it has all of the MIDI editing capabilities, I'm good.

From what I have read and experienced, noise removal is best accomplished in multiple subtle passes instead of trying to do it all at once. Even better is doing it with several different tools. Also, it is always better to do too little than too much.

Well now they don't even try to hide it. It's just open and brazen.

And we now have a government that doesn't care about the law so its pretty much the same thing.

Must not have been that important....

HAL sounds kinda monotone.

Lossless Cut for the win. That's it's whole purpose. Shotcut is a free NLE for video that is not nearly as resource intensive as DaVinci Resolve (nor, of course, as powerful)