Recent content by Bob F.

Cool, thanks! It worked with the mouse and keyboard, and that automatically assigns a new suffix to each selected track. Now if only I could figure out how to use the 003 to do it! :)

I want to create a new playlist for all tracks of a drum kit. Is there a way to do that for all tracks simultaneously, or can it only be done one track at a time? AND if it can be done, please tell me how to do that! Thanks! (PT9)

Pretty much the 604s into each other. I know that the OHs are going to pick up just about everything, and the kick mic isn't bad. If I hit the snare or toms, though, every drum-related channel lights up.

It would look like it looks now. I just wouldn't have to carry it to gigs anymore.

PFL = piffel = "Pre Fader Listen". You are monitoring the audio input before it hits your faders. I don't know what other kind of gear you're using, or what your signal path is, but watch the levels on your recorder when you're tracking. If you're clipping/distorting, try lowering the level of...

Put yourself in the other guy's shoes. If you found out that someone wrote a piece based on this riff, would you feel that you deserved a credit? U.S. Copyright Office - Frequently Asked Questions Good luck! :)

That's some good stuff! :D mic>preamp?>interface>puter

I think I know what you mean. I think celebrity is just famous for being famous (or infamous). It has little or nothing to do with talent, or....anything. Sometimes, it's by design. In the music industry? It's a huge part of the business model. My guess is that if Jeff Beck stayed closer to...

That's exactly what I mean by celebrity. It's not like the players can't "walk the walk"--I think they're all great guitar players. At a certain point, aside from music, what separates them is how much publicity they get, and who that publicity is directed at. It's a conscious decision to hire...

Yeah. "He who is the biggest celebrity, wins." Celebrity might even be disassociated from talent, (aside from any "talent" that it might take to actually be a celebrity for any length of time). At a certain point, some players are "great" guitar players because they're famous guitar players, and...

I think those other guys were/are just better at being famous. They play styles of music that the public could digest more easily, and attracted a bigger audience. Not that they're bad at what they do--that's just not the case at all. I was fortunate enough to see all of them on stage at once...

Eric Clapton has some good taste. In clothing. Jimmy Page is cool. Jeff Beck can school either one of them on guitar. Both at once, in fact.

Why can't you do a scratch track? I set up a click and record scratch guitar (my main instrument) and vocal tracks until I'm happy with an arrangement. I record drums to that arrangement, then bass, guitar(s), keys. I do vocals last.

I can attest to the Rivera's as well! Not to mention that my Fender Concert is Rivera designed, too!

I've often played similar styles of music with my Heritage 535 through a mid-1980's Fender Concert 1x12 combo, which has always been a favorite amp of mine. Works for me, anyway! I think you'll do well with the Blues DeVille, but it's all subjective opinion, of course. If you can, try it first...