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Here's the amp outputs, by the way. There is no mono out. It's purely stereo.

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lol, thanks for the replies guys. I haven't had a chance to re-test my left/right panning that I've experienced before. But at this point, I'm just gonna chalk it up to a momentary, complete lapse of sanity. That happens, right? I'm gonna go with my original plan and rewire the cab to two...

You would think that, but it did. It played either the left or right speakers, depending on which output on the amp I was using. I swear. I thought that is odd too, but it does. I double checked to make sure I just wasn't crazy. it does not power all 4 as it lies right now. I'll check it again...

I've used a Digitech RP150 quite extensively. I've used it to record both Algarothsyum (my solo instrumental metal project) releases - the 5-track demo, and the full-length album "Wastelander's Epoch". Give the album a listen here - Wastelander's Epoch | Algarothsyum All of the guitars and the...

I'm not going for any sort of separation, really. I'm going for the fact that I'd like to utilize all 4 speakers. As of right now, I can only use 2 at a time - either the left or the right side. This was before I discovered the hanging second jack inside the cab. But with the stereo-only outputs...

I was planning on isolating both pairs in the cab, making two separate 2x12 circuits. I'm going to wire them each in series, so each side will be 16 ohms. So from the research I've done, this shouldn't be a problem since it's an SS amp. Tube amps are another story, however. ETA: Yes, each...

Ok, so simply isolate each jack to 2 speakers in their own series? Essentially have two 2x12s in one cab. If I do that, the jacks will be rated at 16 ohms, and the amp output jacks are at 8 ohms. Is that going to be an issue?

I have a Line 6 Spider II 150w amp, and a stereo 4x12 cab. I just got this gear a few months ago, but I just recently noticed that the input jack plate on the back of the cab had a mysterious hole next to the jack, and it looked an awful lot like another jack may have been there. So today I...

Quick update for everyone - I didn't get a chance to putting together the drum fills tutorial this weekend like I anticipated. Just got busy with other stuff. But I'll work on it throughout the week, and I should have it up by next weekend for sure! @ Steve - Thanks! I hope you'll get help out...

^ Yes - if there are milliseconds of timing difference between the tracks, that's honestly what will give you a fat, healthy wall of guitar riffage. If they are dead nuts exact (either copied, or played THAT perfectly, like Michael Romeo of Symphony X is capable of), then it will not sound quite...

Yup to this thread. I downloaded Reaper back when it was 3.1 I think? I can't honestly remember. It was several years ago. It was $40 back then, also. I won't lie; I used it for more than 30 days, but I did buy the private license for it, because it honestly IS awesome software for that price...

Excellent. If at least one person is getting something out of these, then I'm satisifed. :cool: Fills will be fun. Fills are the easiest thing to make sound fake and robotic, so I'll show you guys how to make 'em sound good. I'm gonna emphasize a lot on sticking patterns (L R L R, etc), accents...

That's why I'm here! :cool:

I'm using Reaper 4.0, which is what I use for all of my recordings. I'm not sure how it compares to Cubase; I've never used it.

Hey guys, I posted the second portion of programming drum beats. Check it out here: https://homerecording.com/bbs/equipment-forums/drums-percussion/realistic-drum-programming-lesson-2-more-beats-344517/

Now we'll be touching up on programming interesting beats with your virtual drumkit. This lesson, I'm basically exploring the vast world of changing note duration with your beat. You'll see what I mean in a minute. Here's the beat format that I'll be using for this part of the lesson. Again...

LOL @ Greg's comment. "Slot machine" is a new one on me, and that is some funny shit. Everyone else - thanks guys. I'm glad to see you're getting some good info out of this lesson. I'll start the second lesson within the next few days. Or maybe tonight, if I get all of my other crap done. Hang...

Thanks dudes! I'll put together the next lesson probably this weekend, if I have the time. Is Reaper's MIDI editing that much different than the others? I picked up on it really quickly when I started using it, and it's all I know, so I'm curious.

I posted a quick lesson here, complete with clips and images. Let me know what you think! https://homerecording.com/bbs/equipment-forums/drums-percussion/realistic-drum-programming-lesson-1-beats-344360/#post3890673