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You have a lot of gear in your studio Colin. I don't think I would move it all, maybe just one violin to make practice easy to do. I have 4 electric and 2 acoustic guitars, plus amps and other gear in my office. I'll play the others occasionally, but really mostly play the acoustic guitar in the...

I would add the additional electric circuit, and move your gear into your front room Colin. You will enjoy playing more if you can sit down and pick up your instrument when the feeling moves you, instead of having to turn the heat on in your outbuilding and wait an hour or two for it to heat up...

No doubt!

Like you said earlier, just make a new part number, change the response curve in the documentation, and market a new microphone for zero costs other than documentation and packaging expenses. Yes. The company I worked for made some products with specific performance curves for niche market...

I'm not familiar with the original either, but I really like your version. I think it sounds pretty good now, I can't imagine that it needs much more to be finished.

The real pisser is when the program wants to check the license over the internet and there isn't any internet. Where we spend the summers, there is no cell service, or internet. I had an issue a few years ago, and I can't remember if it was Toontrack, Ozone, or Melodyne. But one of them would...

There is no such thing as intellectual property in CN. If any of the parts are made in CN, they don't have to hack anything. The info is already there and available.

I learned a lot from this mixing exercise. Thanks to @TalismanRich and @Papanate for taking the time to help out. Rich also took the time to record some different takes with his NT1 that he PM'd me. That was helpful. The biggest take away was when I saved the stem files with no plugins. All of...

Ok, the AI stuff didn't sound right. Turning it down helped.

That's better. Not sure about the AI stuff, I'll have to listen a couple time to let it sink in. Thanks for posting the EQ graph Rich. On my original mix, I rolled the guitar off at 91 hz and that kind off killed it or made it not oblivious I also had a noise at 2285 hz that I couldn't figure...

That sounds pretty good Rich, a lot of reverb on the vocal. It doesn't sound like you did any EQ on the guitar. I took the same files I sent you and Papa and did my own quick and dirty mix using just the Reaper plugins. What I came up with is similar to yours with less reverb. I didn't EQ the...

The vocals are not synced with the guitar?

Thanks Rich, that was helpful. Check your PM.

Good song, well done.

Ha, ha, yeah, my issue is usually routing inputs. But fortunately, that is pretty obvious right away. When you have a minute Rich, could you give please the revised track in post #10 a listen?

No, it's facing the right way. There are multiple vocal tracks that weren't perfectly lined up so there is a delay/echo. I went back and turned the guitar down, got rid of the extra vocal tracks, and added reverb to the vocal. I think this sounds much cleaner. I'll see what I can do. Are you...

That sounds good Rich, and is closer to what I'm looking for. The mic is a Rode NT1, and I was about 6 inches away and slightly off center. Rob, I've pretty much come to the conclusion that the "room" I hear is the vocal tracks that are not perfectly lined up. I just needed someone who knows...

I would like some feedback on my latest effort. I'm trying to learn how to use multiple vocal tracks to get a fuller sounding vocal. I don't have a good space to check the mix where I'm at now. I've been listening on a couple of different stereo and Bluetooth systems in addition to headphones...

Good song. I live in my childhood home and there are a lot of memories. The only comment is I had a little trouble understanding some of the vocals.

This^. I've had to do over more than once for traffic noise or dogs barking. It's better and usually faster than trying trying to remove the noise.