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but it IS interesting I thought it was interesting, I just can't do anything yet beacause I have no preamp yet . . . Keep 'em coming.

patchbay . . . My brain head is not working quite right . . . I suppose just having a patchbay with any adapters I need plugged in would work just fine thanks. It's always nice to have others help think for me when I can't seem to do it by myself . . . Thanks again Queue

I just saw a review for a product called front x. It basically extends the inouts and outputs from the soundcard inthe back to a internal mounted frame on the front. I've been looking for something like this for a little while but I don't have any 5 1/4" bays to mount it to. Has anyone heard...

Do you think they would let an enthusiastic 29 year old in too??:eek:

sorry bout the n-track let down . . . THat's why I started the thread i suppose to get some opinions. Thanks again though Al SIm . . .

I think I am leaning toward n-tracks also . . . I like the way guitar tracks looks (like an analog 4 track) and I like that it is very intuitive, but N-track just seems to feel a little more right, does that make sense? Let me know how you trials with n-track go Al Sim, looks like you do...

Thanks Chesterfield

Thanks for the reply Al Sim. The recording that i will be doing will be very simple also. I have the Guitar tracks demo and like it so far, but I was worried I'd wind up limiting myself with it. N-Tracks is another recording program, you can check it out if you want in the N-track users...

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Anyone have an opinion on Guitar Tracks? I'm very new to recording software. Is it a pretty limited program compared to something like N-track or the more expensive Cakewalk programs. I know you get what you pay for, but i have heard mostly good stuff about N-track and nothing about Guitar...

I agree that B. Spears is pretty much mindless drivel, but to my 9 year old daughter and all of her friends it seems like real music. She just won't listen when I play Segovia (except when we're in the car and she is pretty much a captive audience.) Hopefully as she (and all little ones)grow...