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I think I'm sold on the Zoom RT 123 after reading about it. It has bass as well as drums and is more in my price range. Thanks though.

Nothing fancy, just something to make simple drum tracks with to accompany some guitars. I'm looking to spend $50 or so. thanks

I take it since you haven't replied to any of my PMs or emails you aren't interested in selling that stuff anymore??

Hey BigRay - did you get my PM or email??

BigRay - check your PMs

I agree with the wall hangers crowd. No, not as safe as the case but looks cool and is very easy to grab the axe for some quick playing yet generally safer than a stand. BTW, I suggest you cut a small square of carpet (I bought some car floormats at the dollar store,) and mount them on the...

Excellent, thanks.

In Multitrack, how do I copy one track's rack setup to another? I'm trying to simulate stereo by creating a copy and adding some delay but when I create the copy it doesn't carry over all the settings I've done on the first track. thanks!

I bought it used about a year ago -not sure how how the previous owner had it but it was in near mint condition when I got it. I've checked the string and it looks fine. I need to sell it pretty quick so I'll take $80 shipped if anyone's interested. Otherwise, it's off to eBay. Thanks.

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Used but in perfect condition. I'm selling it to make room on my pedal board. I took off the rubber feet and put velcro on the bottom but I can take it off and put the feet back on if you want. $80 +$5 shipping.

I'm kind of interested in this but you do know these are going for $50-70 on eBay, right?

I like 1.0 mm Brain picks because they have little bumps on them. Keeps them from flying out of my sweaty hands. For acoustic, I like light gauge picks - not too picky on any particular brand.

I use the CS-3 for all live stuff, mainly for the increased sustain on electric guitar. It's also useful on acoustic to level out your strumming. The key is finding the right Attack setting. I use 3 o'clock for electric, and 9 for acoustic. I'm sure there are better compresser pedals but the...

Yes on the strings question or yes it's a newb question? :) JK That technique sounds interesting. I can't fathom how one can do that with nails but hey, you learn something new every day.

No, never tried any multi-course instruments at all but have wondered how they are played. I play fingerstyle with my nails (nylon and steel.) You're saying you'd attack both strings in a set with one finger together in one finger movement? Sorry this probably sounds like a total newb question!

Fingerpicking the courses? How is that done? I mean, your finger can only pluck one string at a time, right? Or do you mean plucking a course together? Mabye this is just foreign to me coming from a classical/nylon string style of fingerpicking, or am I missing something? Edit: I realize I...

famous beagle, yes I've heard Kottke. I have a few of his CDs and his technique is simply awesome. I really dont have any ambitions of getting as proficient on the 12 string as he is, but was just wondering about various picking teqniques or any advice at all on playing a 12 string vs. a 6...

I'm getting one soon, just for variety and because I love the sound. So, what can you do with one besides strumming chords? The strings seem too close together to pick individual notes accurately, though I'd guess with practice you could manage that somewhat. Anyone have any advice on techniques?

Got it. I ran in into the sound card and into AA 1.5 as a .wav, then converted to MP3. Thanks for your help!