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If you have recorded at too high or low a volume for the faders to be effective enough, you should also be able to use the input gain of each channel in your DAW to lower or raise the pre-fader volume.

You should be able to select the algorithm used for time stretching (might depend on your Cubase version), e.g. Elastique Pro or soloist, etc. I think you'll get varying results depending on the source sound being stretched.

I don't mean that a person reads them.

Your government reads your emails.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hi-hat I wonder if the word cymbal appears here anywhere? (Only 72 times, btw.)

It's data. It represents voltages that move the speaker cone. You could interpret the data in any other way and display it as text or colours, depending what you decide the depth of the groove (and the associated numerical value) means.

Something from your neck of the woods, JDOD:

This is the only rap worth listening to:

Intel have been shipping 14nm CPUs since 2014. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/14_nanometer

Perhaps you'd like to attend my seminar on how to get rich on the stock markets. Only $600 per person.

I don't think you got it.

This sentence is like a metaphor.

You could do a lot worse than the Vox AC15HW1X. Those things do glorious, sparkling cleans at reasonable volumes. Vox AC15HW1X Hand-Wired (Celestion Alnico Blue Speaker)

I haven't used that lean business site, but I have used hotrox.co.uk and had them price match the lean business price on one of the speakers I bought.

Happy New Year! I tried to do a little recording today, didn't really get anywhere.

I just woke up to this news, guess I was lucky to see them in the summer.

Sounds great, Bubba. Really authentic to my untrained ear.

Windows 10 is now downloading on my machine. I'm currently taking an image of my C drive so I can roll back.

Audio Interface? At the price range most of us have, the preamps are all very transparent and give similar results. Once you start with higher end preamps, they tend to colour the sound more and are used for specific purposes, rather than being general use like in home recordists' AIs.

Furry muff, hadn't seen it mentioned in the last few pages catching up with this thread - didn't want you to be tearing your hair out unnecessarily.