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Thanks! I've been thinking the same thing. That was a Wechter "Traveler" acoustic with the built-in Fishman. I can hear it thumping through, but since the only percussion is a snare and tambourine, I let it slide. There are a few muddy confused passages, the vocals are iffy, the background...

So here's the twit. I put two songs on a CD right from my DP24. When I listened in the truck, the second was blowing the speakers out. Is there a way to normalize the album as a whole?

'Ere ya go. The latest trash from my can. Don't be shy. If You Know The Score And here's the last one. Willie Billie Bong

I wanted a backup for my X5 as well as a dedicated studio keyboard, and just dropped $699 on a new X50 from B&H. Wow, is this thing cheap. I miss the solid Japan construction of the X5 over this Chinese-built keyboard. Despite a few bad reviews of bending keys and failing power supplies, I'm...

Sounds fine to me, listening through a MacBook Air.

"Who knows" is a likely answer. I've had issues with C/P of tracks, and I'm sure it was [gulp] operator error.

It sounded great on my laptop. I add ambience by recording the room, with a mic further from the guitar. Yea, a little noise, but this is amateur recording, right? I find I have to shut off a distant fan that the mics pick up, and record at midnight, to get the quietest house.

Yes, and I'm jealous as hell.

Wow! The NEO again out-performs the DP-24. I've heard aboutthe benefits, but here's another. Lucky you. When you're on a roll, and just want to get the track down, any pauses can break the push.

No, no, no !!! What I'm saying is this. Say you RECORD a track, and do it wrong. You hit STOP. You hit REWIND . You hit RECORD again to re-record the track. The machine will not REWIND, that is, go back to -zero-, until the SD card stores the data you just recorded. Sure, it is a delay of...

I did, out of the blue, with no experience past casette tape 4-tracks. And now, four months later, my third song . . . willie billie bong My only snit? when recording a track, if you hit STOP to redo the track, the machine has to record your error track in it's memory before you can return to...

Thanks. That's my first concern, 'cause the bass is supposed to be holding the song together. I've only got the Korg X5 for my bass and drums. So far. I don't see a real real bass guitar in my future, but can get a better patch.

Did the bass sound sound this way all the way through? Or particularly in the beginning, when it was more prevalent in the mix?

Yep, I picked 168 bps early on, when it was just one instrument. The bass is not sequenced, but it is the "picked bass" on a Korg X5. I recorded the bass first with the DP24's metronome. The organ is an Oberheim OB3 organ module. A very early drawbars/leslie module made in Italy. There is much...

Come-on, rip into it. Waste two-and-a-half minutes of your life listening to it, and pop me on mixing issues. I did hear a bad bass note I'l gonna try to punch out.