Recent content by Ujn Hunter

If looping it in the DAW has no issues, why not just render the entire 3hr track from the DAW and insert that into your Video, then you won't have to worry about the "in between" or "editing" in the Video editor?

Just remember that it won't be a "double" if using the same Virtual Guitar on 2 panned tracks, just like it wouldn't be a double by using the same Guitar DI on 2 panned tracks. You might be able to get a "double" by using Ample Guitar on 1 track and Ujam Guitar on another track (assuming that...

Cool to be able to catch such an early show. I'm not familiar with her, but I did a cover version of her song The Joke, for an annual "Gift of Music" a couple of years ago that someone had requested.

I use both a PreSonus Faderport (v1) which is a motorized fader with Transport controls along with a Nektar Panorama P1 control surface with Reaper. There is a video that also popped up on my feed the other day that might help too.

Since you're just starting out with a DAW, I highly recommend Reaper instead of Audacity (which is a decent FREE editor, but not really a DAW). They're both "FREE", one just has a nag screen that asks you to click on "OK" after X days or so which you can pay $60 to get rid of once you feel like...

Also, if you're not concerned with keeping the MIDI files as separate "sections" you can always select all of them that you've dragged in and "Glue" them to be one long MIDI file that you can then Right Click the Snare note on the Piano in the Piano Roll and edit them all from one MIDI Editor...

Ah! Sorry, I don't own a Mac so I didn't understand that part (Rosetta). It's possible your Download is corrupt and it can't read the data properly to install. You can try downloading with another web-browser to see if that solves the issue. Otherwise, I'm all out of ideas and will have to wait...

Not 100% sure, but if it's a new MacBook Pro, it's probably that M1 chip or whatever and anything that came out in 2013 with your Scarlett possibly/probably does not work with an M1 MacBook Pro.

Also... some people are neither Democrat or Republican and still vote.

All of these interfaces, regardless of price will perform similarly in regards to Latency. The interface is not your problem. It's either your driver, your PC specs or the FX you're using.

Right click the Piano Note of the snare to select all the snare notes at once in the Piano Roll with your mouse. Then lower all of their velocities.

I don't know anything about Scarlet's but my UMC202HD has served me well for many, many years now. The Midas preamps are good and it even records up to 192kHz (though I don't do that). However you may want to look into different ASIO drivers or something like ASIO4ALL to rule out "old drivers"...

If you're using the same virtual guitar... with the same MIDI notes... that isn't "double tracking" and will indeed (even if the virtual guitar uses multiple samples per note round robin style randomization) result in "phasing" issues when forced to Mono. Either use 2 different virtual guitars...

Yeah, don't sacrifice your Stereo Mix for some Mono compatibility unless it COMPLETELY makes your track unlistenable or something. Or unless you're going to be listening on some craptastic Mono speaker for some reason, then by all means make yourself happy. Double tracked/panned instruments will...

Or just throw that Lead Vocal in Melodyne, move it to the proper Harmony notes and sing along to that without the original Lead Vocal in your ears.