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I know think what I you are saying, think I... wut??? :confused: I'm not an expert, but I listened to it and it sounds pretty impressive to me.

Or turn another 90 degrees and tune in the ball game.

In Cubase can you open a MIDI editor and draw in notes with a pencil tool? Also, Jimmy, is there any reason why it would be better to have individual outs from the plug-in as opposed to a stereo mix done inside of AD? I'm still trying to decide how to set up my drum kits in my DAW.

I wasn't being "heavy." I simply illuminated the fact that your comment was categorically insulting to people of Vietnamese descent, and was at best tangentially related to the subject being discussed. I assume that people from all walks of life read the posts here, it is the internet after...

Thanks, Jimmy. I know my questions were more appropriate to the drumber forum, but your advice was still much appreciated.

That's OK, school me: I am still not "feeling it," when it comes to creating drum tracks. Do you generally recommend individual outs? Is it better to program note by note, use pre-recorded clips or learn to play "finger drums" on pads. Part of my problem is that there are too many ways to do...

You mean Vietnamese people? Why go there; particularly in this area of the forum? :confused: People are people regardless of where they are born. A few can solder electronics well, the vast majority can't do it at all. .

woweee.

I replaced my old cassette player last month, it was 20 years old and near dead. I have several cassettes that are "one off" copies of irreplaceable material, and am working on getting them transferred to digital in order to have them be securely archived. As media goes, they have held up over...

An original and two covers, from my generation, just for fun.

I think it mainly matters what you want to accomplish. I somehow doubt that the bands that are being covered got to where they are by doing cover songs. Sure, cover bands get work, they might even make a couple hundred bucks; but that's not the point, for me. If you play all originals, you...

I've got an AC15HW1X, it's a Cadillac, birch ply cab, built like a tank. I figured that as far as value goes, it is 80% to a botique amp for about 2/3 the cost. And it should also hold its resell value well. The wiring is done in Vietnam. and it is wired differently from a standard AC15...

That's just stupid. I wonder what it cost to produce.

I like Rolos. :mad:

So, DAW's are still better, right?

There's a lifetime of avatars there. I lke Janne Schaffer amongst the best.

This thread is awesome. So what was the final verdict; is the OP really comfortable with what he has, or was it just a clever ruse? :confused:

lol. That Lt. Bob... I don't see DAW people looking down on analogue guys much here. Strangely, I do see analogue guys being defensive however, as if anybody cared what they were doing.

I am still finding the learning curve to be pretty steep on the DAW route. I don't remember analogue being so much to learn, but I was never especially great at it and I did spend more time working with what I had and not constantly trying to figure out for instance why the HELL my Maschine...

Leslie speakers.