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yet a quick search of the reaper manual(ctrl +f) yeilds exactly what he was looking for in a fraction of a second. ;)

a friend dropped one of these off for me yesterday. can't wait to plug it in.

damnit. :mad:

cut out the bad section, select the loop points between it, right click on the record button and select Record mode: time selection auto punch. drop the cursor before the punch and just play along.

yeah, that would screw me up. there's a reason why i'm re-tracking it.

lol. pretty sure it's something exactly like that. :D

i have no idea why you'd want to hear the mistake you're trying to fix, but if you do you're gonna need to record the fix on a seperate track as far as i know.

not real clear on the question, but i'm just about to leave work. quickly, create another track under the one that needs to be fixed. record the fix on that track. make sure there's a few seconds recorded before the cut and after the cut. after you're done recording, select both tracks and split...

hell no. apartments are for people that can't afford to own a house. :p

no. just do this:

i do. every song i record. but then i realize songs without vocals are retarded and i quit being such a pussy and force my way through them. much like you should do.

one needs to be the master, the other the slave. some devices won't accept a word clock, meaning they must be the master. probably not the problem though because the meters would indicate signal, then pops and clicks. have you confirmed the cable is good?

is there a level indicator on the cd recorder? is it registering a signal? how about the word clock? one needs to be a master and the other a slave.

my room is already built. to do it right would mean tearing it down and starting over, and the quality of mixes that i'm getting isn't bad enough to justify the expense nor the trouble, but i wish it did.

ReaTune kicks ass.

i have more time than money.

you might want to send those to miroslav just in case he doesn't see this thread.

it's not a dumb question if you've searched a bit and can't find an answer. ;)

i should probably go get a large cup of the best coffee i can find on this campus.

can you plug your headphones into your car stereo? i bet the mix would be equally great at that point. if not, i'm not really sure why your mix sounds great when two 1/2" speakers are pressed tightly to your eardrums yet sounds bad when you're listening to it on real speakers, in a room, with...