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No idea - but this might be helpful? https://www.kevinchant.com/uploads/7/1/0/8/7108231/rs-770s.pdf

Yeah that rocks. Enjoyed that. More to my liking than most of what I hear on here. Just listened in my brand new Toyota Tundra and the mix sounds great. It's got kind of an April Wine vibe to it and that lead guitar that's kind of a slash vibe to it. Well done sir that was fun

You may want to try Reaper or Audacity (I think you can record with Audacity?). I think they're both free to try out.

That last part.... I would NEVER buy a guitar without playing it. Not in a million years. Until I learned how forgiving return policies had become. Ive since bought that SoCal above and a gold top LP (2017) without playing them.

Our resident PRS guy! Good to see ya Dave. Gorgeous gtrs sir. :thumbs up:

If you click on that "I did a dumb thing" thread there's a picture of it there.

That's a really beautiful guitar! To answer your question: Yes. https://homerecording.com/bbs/threads/i-did-a-dumb-thing.417023/ I ended up keeping the guitar. It ended up being more to my liking as a player than my first impression. In fact, I've used it on a number of recordings. I...

The concept of this works. But the kick is too loud and bumpy/thumpy in my Mackie headphones. And I kept thinking that if a key phrase or concept (he's got a lot of them) was sampled/repeated - it might be more thematic that way. <--- just first impression thinking out loud. I've been listening...

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Cheers. I'll drink to that.🥃:thumbs up:

Interesting song! That was a fun listen. Killer guitar tones/sounds. How do you create them? What are you using?

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Yeah - that's too bad that you/we didn't get to a definitive understanding of what was causing that and how to solve it. It occurred to me to setup for mid-side and make a little clip using Reaper in order to try to help troubleshoot - but I'm right square in the middle of another project and...

You a home recording hobbyist Mike?

Welcome

I think my original comment was a result of reading somewhere that mid-side is not "true stereo" in the strictest sense.

Stand corrected!:-)

Yep - that's what I meant.

It's really more of an effect than it is true stereo.   The mid side mic technique, I mean.

I had the side channels a little higher than the mid. I'm not in a position to listen closely. But I assume that is probably the difference between the two.