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Ah how do you put them in a folder? forgive my ignorance :) Muzza

I would say you are probably better of with a dedicated vocal effects processor. The Boss VE-20 is ideal for this type of application, my singer uses one. They're very affordable and better suited to what you wanna do! :) Cheers, Muzza.

OK think I create and FX BUS, and route the dry tracks to that BUS to share the VST FX's :) Muzza EDIT: Yup it works in case anyone wonders! :) Just create a track and name it FX BUS, then open I/O on the new track and add new receives!

Anyone know if its possible to send a VST across multiple tracks? For example say I have 4 guitar tracks and I want to apply say a cabinet simulation with identical settings to each track, I know I can add the VST to each track individually but can I add it to all for in one command? Also does...

Run a couple of these utilities, CCleaner and Fcleaner. I use them on a daily basis due to being an I.T Manager and never have any issues and have seen the clean as much as 4GB off machines before :) Muzza.

^ Agreed! I would rather sacrifice loudness to allow any of my mixes to breath! People are way too hung up on the loudness war! :) Muzza

Yup I'd say that's about right :) Muzza

^ +1 good point! :) Muzza

Don't worry guy's I'll bash on now i'm home and see if I can make it work :) Muzza

Who is this guy anyone?

Guys, I have a little recording session coming up with a friend of mine. What I will be recording is one acoustic guitar and vocals. Does anyone know how to get the UX-1 when set to Mic and Instrument inputs to recording on 2 seperate tracks in REAPER? I think it maybe REAPER settings i need...

+1 on the kvraudio stuff some of it I use too :) Muzza

I must admit, I do beleive C-SLIKK was looking for plugin suggestions, not "A Magic plugin" ???? is that not the case! Nothing wrong with suggesting a few plugins to get the guy started! :) Muzza

Like the Behringer MS16 Powered Monitor Speakers??? Muzza

Guys, At the moment I don't have any studio monitors, I'm going to pick up a cheap set to start with (for home recording) and want to know the cheapest / simplest method of powering them? Would a stereo HiFi amp do the job or is that a bad idea? Cheers, Muzza.

Reaper would offer an easy learning curve for the beginner! Muzza

Apologies, missed the above, no no close mics on this recording. :) Muzza.

Ok thanks moresound! Ta Muzza

OK guy's think I have crap mic's! Shure 10A??? Shure 568A? Beyerdynamic TG-X 21 (not 81) help all rubbish or any useful? Muzza

Google - Ambience Smartelectronix it's an excellent reverb / gate plugin, one of the best I've ever found that should help your vocals shine! I use it in reaper! :) Muzza