Byron Dickens

For the last question: there is no need to keep rescanning VSTs every time you start up. It should be once and done until you add or delete something.

Go here first.

Whoa! Slow down. You're trying to cram too much in all at once. You have to learn this stuff the same way you eat an elephant. One bite at a time.

For some reason, I half expected to hear Henry Rollins come out and start screaming. I don't know if that's what you're after, but it kind of reminded me of Liar.

Very unusual! Points, the guitar at a very vocal quality to it.

The Russians are coming! State Sponsored Soviet Synth Rock with Choir.

That's why I don't bother with these people.

Hey! When I was stationed in Germany, a guy in my unit bought that same pickup from DRMO.

No. The better option is to use a real interface with a real ASIO driver. ASIO4ALL is, um, problematic.

https://www.udemy.com/courses/search/?q=music+theory&src=sac&kw=mus

You should be using ASIO.

So, are they giving away any freebies to celebrate? ??

?????? +1000 RTFM, people!

We don't know because the OP never bothered coming back. This was his one and only post. Over a year ago.

Whoopie. Another subscription. ?

http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=SoftSynths.01.html

The OP wasn't asking for help. He was attention whoring. "Look at me! Look at me! I wanna tell everyone that this program sucks and I'm getting rid of it 'cause I found something better!" Like he wants everyone to validate his choice or something. When people come here asking for help, they typically get it. When people come here attention whoring - being whiny-***** little bit**es - they typically get what they came here for too: attention. Negative attention.

You probably need to take a look at the documentation for your e-drums and/or SD.

Double click. Its in the documentation.

^^^^^^^ This. Seriously. I don't know what the point of starting these threads is other than attention whoring.

You should try paragraphs. They're awesome.

Buy a real microphone with an XLR connector and use it through your interface. Solved.

Real amps make noise. High gain amps make a lot of noise.

Honest to god, it'll be a lot faster to just re-record the part then try to fix it. If you had just done that when you noticed the mistake, you'd be finished by now.