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I use to use Cakewalk, but then switched to Vegas. I think S8-N maybe on to something with the psychological impact of an appealing GUI. To me, Vegas just blew cakewalk out of the water. I have a/b'd them, trying to be objective, and I can't tell a difference in sound quality. There really...

Christian: Maybe I didn't understand you correctly but why are you copying individual bars? Did you use the loop playlist to graph your song? It seems much easier to use it (loop playlist), then to do what I think you said you did. dmc

I can't stop stuttering.

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Coop: I've downloaded some of these samples, but I haven't had a chance to check 'em out. Thanks for posting them though. I'm always on the lookout for new sounds. I'll let you know how they work out for me. appreciatecha, dmc

Coop: I've downloaded some of these samples, but I haven't had a chance to check 'em out. Thanks for posting them though. I'm always on the lookout for for new sounds. I'll let you know how they work out for me. appreciatecha, dmc

Tucci: I am pretty sure you can find 'em much cheaper than $230, but $100 sounds like a good deal to me. 1. You will need to mix from your 4-track to your hard drive, and then from your hard drive to CD-R. 2. You can have both on the same PC. One you set as the master, the other as slave to...

S2K: If you could possibly configure it to grab a beer out of the fridge and possibly do some yardwork, I'd definitely buy one. dmc

Snowdog: Coop's right about FruityLoops. It's easy to use and allows much flexibility. If you download the song under dmc's latest mix in the mp3 mixing clinic, you'll hear what even simple sequencing using the full version of this software and mediocre samples can yield. It's also really...

Ed: I thought that the mix was very good; I like the sound of the bass and the drums are well-placed in the mix. Was the bass run direct? Sounds like you pay attention to details that I don't even notice yet. My only complaint-the song. Is this the most recent release by Love Lode. It...

Yeah, I had their 1st cassette? back around 1991-92. I really liked it; at the time they kinda reminded me of the Butthole Surfers (one of my favorite all time bands), not because they sounded like them, but because they achieved new levels of musical strangeness...funk-death-metal, complete...

dobro: you got sumpin' against vowels? dmc

"Miniature Donkey Talk Magazine" and "Big Uns" http://www.qis.net/~minidonk/backiss.htm dmc

S8-N: Man that kiss at the beginning was a little too wet for my taste, and your breath really smells, and was that tongue or.....nevermind. This is by far the best mix you've posted. The guitar sound is much more spatial then your previous work. And your vocal track sounds excellent. I...

Have you tried doubling the guitar tracks? dmc [This message has been edited by dmcsilva (edited 01-14-2000).]

S2K: You are right about the Crashes. The HiHats and others are better because they don't require the decay time that the crashes do. I'll give 2dcd a try as well. dmc

Coop: Odd time signatures can be had by adjusting the placement of the hits and the tempo. There's a way to do triplets, I've accidentally done it before, but I really haven't explored it in depth. Tempo changes are a couple of releases down the road; I emailed them on this a couple of months...

Fruity Loops.

samples are individual "hits" recorded such as a snare sample or a crash sample. dmc

Viking: Blue Steel is what I have used for years as well, and I have never broken one of these strings either. I play hard and jerk around the whammy like a sum' bitch and notta one broken. dmc [This message has been edited by dmcsilva (edited 01-10-2000).]