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Thanks flyingace! I just had a look at your blog. I must say, I'm very envious of your home studio! Great blog!

Thank you glenroy

Thanks for the feedback. I know what you mean about the obvious influence, I've become very aware of it over time and am trying to steer away from being quite so transparent.

Thank you! I recorded two separate banjo tracks. The first one was recorded with the mic at a 45 degree angle from the 12 fret (probably slightly closer to the rim) and the second track was recorded from the back of the banjo's body (i have an open-back) to get the lower-end.

This is my own material so I find it hard to judge production-wise. Everything was recorded into logic with the only mic I own, an SM-57. Into a focusrite Saffire soundcard. No outboard Pres or anything like that. Any constructive criticism on the mixing would be great (although, please don't...

Thanks for the link, this is really useful!

In series? How do you mean? (my midi knowledge isn't brilliant) Chances are, not all the controllers would be played at the same time. It's just so I can have 3 on stage and only use one laptop. I don't really like those USB hubs, and some of the controllers only have MIDI ins/outs so it...

I'm looking to hook up a few analog synths (no usb, just midi outs) to use as controllers on my laptop. I already have a firewire interface that translates the MIDI signal (focusrite Saffire) but it only has one MIDI input. Would it be possible to get (for example) 3 MIDI outputs going into...

Hey thanks for your reply, I'm not sure what you mean by the 'notes section'. If you mean the 'Sample display' then I know I can change the tempo there, but that only changes the tempo of the clip, but the global tempo of the project remains the same. The reason we need the global tempo to...

Hi I really need some help, I've looked everywhere for an answer to this. I'm trying to create a project with all of the loops from my songs in it. My set consists of lots of different loops that slowly get layered, one on top of the other. Now I've seen another post on this forum (maybe...