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That is the definition of solo, only the one track, nothing else. The computer doesn't know that you're using it as a metronome, so it thinks you are just using it as an instrument. For all it knows, that clave part could be part of your song. You should be able to set a solo defeat for that...

These are actually fairly easy to decipher. Keep in mind that these are all just my guesses, so any one of them could be wrong. The tweed and black models are Fender. I think that Tweed is a bassman, and the black 2x12 is probably a Twin. AC30 and AC15 are obviously AC30 and AC15, and the TB...

http://bluebearsound.com/articles/mixing101.htm Excellent article.

How are you sending the headphone mix into the studio area? Is the headphone amp in the studio area or in the control room? What I would do is just run the outs that you are using to feed the headphones into a little cheap mixer, (could even be a crappy Berry), plug in a spare mic (once again...

desk = mixer

www.tweakheadz.com/guide You have some reading to do.

Monitors :)

That is a really cool trick! Thanks for sharing. :D

ditto........

Well.......it shows the filename, and it is called alexneilcharlieandgeddy0xe.jpg", so I think he cheated!!!! :D :D

Definitely. Then you have the vast resources of VST plugs that are on the net, as well as automation.

So I was right!!!!!

You mean you're holding the mic while you record? :eek: I assumed it was on a stand. Not the best way to do it IMO. (If I did in fact interpret you correctly.)

Really? I haven't actually used it that much (if at all, it was a while ago when I downloaded it. I may not have even used it). OOPS. :o

Just curious......How do you get a decent recording what with all of that moving around, if it is actually as extreme as you make it out to be?

Turn down your output fader.

Totally. My dad actually is actually a luthier, and his violins that he built generally go for around $5000-$7000. And he his not a "big" violin maker. Just think how much violins go for that are made by famous luthiers. The amount of time thing still very much applies, though. PS, if...

I think that String Theory (or something like that) is decent. But it is free, so don't excpect the Philharmonic. Search for it here: www.kvr-vst.com I'm pretty sure that it is at that website. For non free, Garriton Personal Orchestra is supposed to be AWESOME. You could also check out...

What mic did you use on the amp when you tried it? Did you even try it? IMHO, it would be worth the little bit of background noise to get a better tone from micing the amp than going direct. Just my $0.02.