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As a confirmed gear-aholic I say "go for it!". As an informed consumer I say "what are you hoping to gain?"

Just saw Craig An(er)derton ar Sweetwater's Gearfest doing guitar sims demos. He has definate views on the subject. He flew through his list of favorites which included some Danish/Scandanavian product I had never heard of at the top(and still can't remember the name), but pretty much...

I've done the power trio thing for years. I wish I could figure out a looper pedal. It makes sense if you can wrangle it. As for the musician staring at you...he won't even buy you a beer, but non-musicians will.

hit "mixdown"

That kinda depends on your DAW's ability to recognize multiple soundcards. If you try and use the UX2 alongside the MOTU, you'll probably get driver/hardware complaints. The MOTU probably has input attentuation, whereas the UX2 does not. Witht the MOTU you could actually adjust the guiter...

65 today, you old Yardbird, you.

Well, maybe not. I'm looking at my old JVC deck. It has a 1/4 jack on the front with a level control, and was specifically designed to overdub. As I recall, that's why I picked it from the herd. I know the procedure was, set deck two to record and hit pause, then start deck 1 playing, then...

Yes, it can be done.....it's been a while. Instead of letting the machine start both tapes at once......start tape one, hit record on tape two. This was how I used to multitrack back in the day. I've done it hundreds of times, still have that deck too, just not in front of me right now.

Somebody's yankin' yer chain dude. That 'puter's got enough guts for at least 10-12 tracks of audio.

I gotta side with Moonrider on this, because I never had the heart to take it to this level. Guys like hias drummer are the reason we have "Bass Player" "Guitar Player" jokes. Some folks only do this for fun and really screw up a proffession some of us take pretty seriously. I've been in too...

It's notation/tab software.

My experiences lead me to believe you should pass on that gig. If your first gig sucks, there's not much effort put into practice after that, and attitudes will surely suffer. Why play for a hostile crowd? His first experience should be a good one, lights, fog machines, free beer, groupies.

Fulltone SupraTrem gets my vote, and space on my board. It's not transparent at all, adds some mids, cuts some highs but is complete bypass. It feels like a really old Fender Trem and very Sproingy if that's what you're after. It's quiet as can be. Sometimes I turn the effects all the way...

The VST Plugin is listed there also. Line 6 is good for giving you little pieces of the pie at a very cheap price. They get you hooked, and then show you all the extras.

Riffworks is a proprietary Line6 software that recognizes your Pod when connected to your computer. That's why it works. Acid does not "see" your UX2 as an interface until you activate a special Line 6 plug-in license. You can purchase the Line 6 Plugin from their homepage which allows you to...

Great! Now what? Oh, and welcome to the board.

This too is sage advice, but beware the day when it is you, not he that gets bounced.

How much do you charge for not playing < bob? ;)

I'll go first www.tweakheadz.com

BEST SOLUTION I HAVE ACTUALLY SEEN: Years ago I was watching a band which included my local guitar hero. He was great, and the other guys, well, not so much. He was a gracious player though, and gave everyone else their piece of the stage and music. He did not have an ego. This other guy was...