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The point isn't "who knows when it will be played on mono speakers" it's "who cares if it's played on mono speakers", unless you're the one listening on mono speakers, but WHY? Don't you want to enjoy listening to the music? I mix for Headphones... that's the #1 way that I enjoy listening to...

That's going to take a lot of moths! Poor little critters.

Mix for yourself. Are you going to be listening in Mono? No? Then don't worry about it. People who are listening to songs blasting through an iPhone speaker are not people who are going to even listen to your music.

I advise against doing "complete song" takes. You (the singer) will most likely mess up in the same spots every time, which makes having multiple takes pointless. I create Regions (in Reaper) for different sections, maybe it's Verse Chorus Bridge, or maybe it's just a couple lines at a time V1a...

Reapack should be a .DLL file that you place inside of the Reaper\UserPlugins subdirectory... you don't Open it with anything.

Bad cables?

Sounds good to me. What are you using gear wise? Guitars/Amps/Amp Sims?

Welcome to SWS (it is a MUST for all serious Reaper Users in my book)!

Looks fine to me and since you're happy with the sound... I say it's all good. What's the purpose of it? Are you trying to deaden the sound of the recording itself? Are you trying to keep the neighbors from hearing you?

My Yellow is nowhere near that and even if your DAW can "scale" waveforms, most DAWs by default show them based on actual signal... therefore you wouldn't want them so low you could barely see them because your Signal to Noise Ratio would be quite higher than you'd want.

That's because Grouping doesn't affect the Fader, you're just Grouping the Items (not the Tracks) and I assume the fact that when you first Grouped them you had all of the Correct Tracks selected and therefore the Fader moved all the Tracks you wanted to move, but going back to your Group...

The main thing that looks weird to me is that you've got 0 information from 20-58hz and 17-20khz? Without knowing what the sources you're mixing from, maybe your Mic is cutting that info or not able to record in that range? Also... since all of your tracks seem to have EQ on them, are you doing...

Just don't clip the input, and don't make the level so low that you can't even see the waveforms... you should be good. If you want to stick to the "keep it in the yellow", that's fine.

Yes. Sadly, in order for you to do what you want to do, you'll most likely need to sell both of your USB MIDI controllers and replace them with 1 USB MIDI controller that does everything you want it to do in that case.

I have run across this device after a search, but I'm not sure if it's available or not anywhere... it seems to require power... but appears to be able to convert a USB MIDI device to 5-pin MIDI Out (1 way) which would allow you to connect one USB only device to a USB device that had a 5-pin...

I suppose if there is some sort of "MIDI Device" that somehow accepts multiple USB connections for their MIDI In/Out that itself plugs into your Tablet as a USB MIDI Device that your App would see as "the" MIDI In/Out Device... then yes, I suppose that would work, but I'm not sure such a device...

I would love it if one of those Youtube scam killer channels would find your scammer and broadcast his downfall for all to see. I love when they show the scammer a picture of themselves... or show them their address. F those guys.

I don't know what kind of NAS you own, but you'll probably have to pull the drives/wipe them and re-install the OS and start from scratch... I wouldn't trust anything on the drives/installed OS anyhow.

Death to thieves. It's the only way.

Again, it depends on the Software. Reaper (on my PC) for example shows all MIDI devices connected to my Computer or allows me to add a Joystick as MIDI device for instance and also allows me to add multiple "control surfaces", so I've got my FaderPort & Nektar Panorama P1, etc... those aren't...