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I had a few longer than my usual 2:30 mixes that I put on my USB stick. These were the tracks that I had trouble with trying to add reverb to that I spoke of elsewhere. I resolved that issue but now a different arises. On playback in my car's stereo, on the USB stick one track abruptly ends...

I ... I'm alive, it succeeded beyond my wildest expectations. No blinding flash before the oblivion. Well, I learned something new today and I was able to do something I've long thought about. Sadly (or fortunately), there are not many of these videos and who ever the hack was playing that...

It was the Plate Reverb plugin without any control for feedback. I'm going to try doing a send to an aux channel with the reverb on that. Let you know how it works. If a large thermonuclear blast happens in southern NH, that'll be me

thanks. Which knob would that be?

I'm not sure if I have the right forum for this question but here goes anyway. As I was doing an audit on my saved files, I came across some videos I made in Quicktime using my iphone as a video camera. Naturally I didn't include any notes on how I accomplished this. These videos are from 3...

probably not going to be much help, but this is the internet and when does that ever stop people from kibitzing? :D OP - you mentioned wanting to get a bluesy Rory G or SRV kind of sound. That's definitely going to be tricky going DI. Part of their sound was from playing loud, very, VERY...

argh, there's no 'like' button :D

I do get those tiny weeny waves, even though my signal appears to be healthy. I still don't quite know what's the normalize thing is about. When I import a song, it will have huuuuge tracts of land. Er, I mean, waves.:p

OMG, you're Al Bundy, aren't you!?! BTW - I was walking down Main Street, when one of the cops stopped me. "Excuse me, sir, do you have any ID?" "Uh ... I don't seem to have my wallet." "Yes. We know. You forgot your pants ... again. Learned something new tonight, did you, Dan?";)

well, I'll be damned. I never realized that before. I just did a quick 12 bar shuffle with my fader bottomed out and danged if it didn't record just fine. great, I learned something new. NOW what's that going to push out of my brain ??:eek:

when you record in a DAW, do you set your input gain via your interface and leave your channel strip slider at 0?

wood quality is way down these days. Last time I tried to find some decent lumber, I must have been there for over 2 hours. hockey sticks and cork screws, sometimes both. that wiring ... brrrr ... I had a very simple computer hutch with a 48 point patch bay. Total snake clusterboink until I...

yes, that's is, that's exactly what I was missing. I couldn't put my finger on it but I knew it was something elemental. Off to Amazon, woot :D

my incredibly elaborate and horribly costly setup:eek::D

Hi Sasquatch - using the formula in your post, I got a cut off frequency of 25.6 What does this mean to the noob to this stuff? Would it mean that if I were trying to listen or record something at or below that point my room would pretty much make that unlikely? Following that logic, my...

I had been told on a couple of occasions that the 8" monitors (20.3cm) I had were probably too big for the rooms I used to have available. I was curious if there is a consensus on what size speaker fits what size room. I know that the reflection points matter. I'm in a typical apartment size...

I like the renderings in those pdfs. How did you do that?

oops, yes. I meant a different thread but in the Studio Building and Acoustic Treatment forum

Will it be in this section? I look forward to seeing it as someday I will be wanting to do the same, albeit on a smaller scale once we get back into a single family style building again. Thanks in advance for doing this.