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That is awesome. So, I'm guessing your first album will be called "Beat the Meatles"?

Thank you so much, Mark. ?

Yeah, I know my limits. Next tune requires some piano playing and a sweet voice. I got neither one. :)

Thanx brother.

Thanx man. I really appreciate that. Yes, I'm doing everything. I have no friends. :D

I haven't posted any music here in over 7 years. I used to suck. I still do, but I used to, too. Just for the fun of it, I did a part of the "Abbey Road" medley a few months ago. It was fun. :D

Just do what this Italian guy did in 1972. He wrote a bunch of gibberish to illustrate what English sounds like to an Italian. It sounds like English, but there isn't one real word in there, except the occasional "Alright". :D

Well, forgive me if I misunderstood, but in the other thread, you posted the same graph and asked "can anyone help me understand this". Now, you're posting the same thing (I know it's not the same exact picture, but it's the same graph) and asking "How to read this graph". Looks like the exact...

Why are you starting a new thread posting the exact same thing you posted here? https://homerecording.com/bbs/threads/vocal-assessment.425894/#post-4841003 You got a great answer from Rob in the other thread. Is it because you didn't get the answer you wanted do to hear? That's peculiar. :eek:

Looks like something an auto-tune/pitch correction program does.

Unless it's a stereo instrument. Many keyboard VST's will put the piano, organ, etc...in stereo.

This one, I know! :D Right click on the item and select "Apply Track/Take Effects to Items as new Take". You can choose "mono" or "Stereo", or maybe even "Multi Channel". You can then bypass or get rid of the MIDI instrument on that track because it's now printed as a Wave file. In case you...

If there is no equivalent to a "Mixdown" function, the reason might be.........why would you need it? With unlimited tracks, folder options, track grouping, freezing, etc...why do you want to bounce? I know that the reason I once needed to bounce was because I had a bunch of back vocal tracks...

I don't think so. But I might be wrong. I haven't needed to do that in a long time. But I think that when I did want to do it, the only way was in real time. As far as I know, it can't be done through the "Render" function, but I'd love to be wrong. I'd love to have someone come in here and...

Ok, I'm not at my REAPER right now, and it's not something I ever do, but from memory.... Let's say you want to bounce Tracks 1 & 2 to>>>>Track 3. 1) Solo tracks 1 & 2 B) Record Arm Track 3 3) Right click on the record button on Track 3 and select "Record Output". D) I think you can also...

You mean you want to mix 2 or more tracks down to one track? Like a "bounce"?

How does that process take place, exactly? ? Not sure if I want to know the answer to that. I'm actually scared. :eek:

You mean like...Doing something that requires actual talent? Just kidding. I do like a lot of hip-hop....Not anything from the last 30 years, but Snoop's "Doggystyle" album (1992) and Dr. Dre's "The Chronic" (1992) are great. After that, it turned into "If you're able to pick up a microphone...

I already commented on Youtube. I've been a fan since I heard "Snow Day". I still put it on when I want to feel happy(er).