Byron Dickens

It takes a lot of manual editing to get good results. That's just the way it is.

Um... Play a semibreve there rather than a crotchet?

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Same answer as your other question on the exact same subject.

While that interface is definitely substandard, he should be able to get something out of it. But yeah, he definitely needs to follow the tutorials and RTFM.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generalissimo_Francisco_Franco_is_still_dead

I would think that just going out and getting some vocal training is simpler and easier. No ridiculous EULA either.

Right on! That's good to hear. My own wife isn't just supportive, she's an enabler!

If it is less, I will take it.

It really sucks that you are the only one who has to compromise....

I am sure I can write the song I want much faster than I could get AI to do it.

I would swap the keyboard and the desk for starters. You want your monitors to be the same distance tó the walls si Bass traps at least in the front corners (far right of your diagram. You can build broad band bass traps for far less money and that are more effective than those chunks of foam they sell masquerading as such. Absorption on the side walls and in front of the desk.

You can already use it offline.

Don't you already have an interface?

Yeah. Didn't you already ask this question and have it answered?

No.

No.

Oh, dear Jesus....

Playing a V sitting down is quite easy and comfortable if you hold it classical style. The notch straddles your leg.

Another good reason to leave off the processing and effects until mixing.

Adding "more drive" is not the solution.

$0.00 sucka :

$29.99 for Microsoft Office?! No thanks. I think I'll pass on the "Rolex" too.

Clearly you don't know your ***** from a hole in the ground. Tell that to Frank Sinatra. Tell that to Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, The Beatles, the same Michael Jackson, James Brown, Bruce Springsteen and Black Sabbath. Tony, Geezer, Bill and Ozzy recorded Black Sabbath in one take. Not the song, the whole album. One take, start to finish. I'm gonna call bovine excrement: nobody records 100 takes of something. Nobody. Not even Lars Ulrich, who famously records take after take after take of his parts. Certainly not any of the legends you mentioned. Anyway, my comment was about me, my workflow and where I spend my time and energy. I don't know what the hell your problem is with me but instead of following me around all over the forums giving my posts the thumbs down, why don't you grow up and find some business of your own so you can go mind it