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Pro Jrs. are unusually susceptible to the hum demon. In part, it has a lot to do with their construction. Changing out the tubes can help, especially changing the preamp tubes. It might take several to get it to reduce. Also, on the back of the amp there is the name plate. try turning the...

most likely, you will need to export each track as a .wav file and bring each file into the multitrack session, which is how Audition tracks anyway. Once the tracks are transferred you can slide them around so that they are placed where you want them. You may also find more detailed answers to...

Thing is BrettB, as a student you can buy many student versions of software. These are usually the full version but with manuals on CD-ROM or on the website. But they are usually at least 1/3 the cost--and quite legal. It's been a while, but I think adobe Audition is under $150. For those of...

I use the same set up. I have the Line 6 UX2 going into Adobe Audition 2.0. The output of the Toneport is one channel is output 1 and 2 and the other output is 3 and 4. On your audition track you need to select output 1 and 2 for one track and output 3 and 4 for the other track. Discovered...

Be sure that you do not go direct out from the speaker output. That would be bad. Line out or, if it has it, DI out.

I have seen it on e-bay with Adobe Audition as a package deal. You might see if the seller will go ahead and sell the remote separately.

Some one whose name almost never comes up on these lists--Roger Hodgeson(sp?) --the guitarist and high vocals for Supertramp in their hey day. His solos are usually underneath the vocals and strings so they are often not heard at quiet levels. But they are fantastic, toneful and tasteful.

I'm guessing you are trying to record direct to a track. That's how I do it. If so, to record an overdub you either have to change your input channels or move your original recorded track to a new set of channels (which is very easy). Just push the edit button and jog the wheel to track...

I have a Fender Pro Jr. This is about as basic of an amp as they get. It has a volume knob and a tone knob. 15 watts through a 10" speaker. There is a hum that is very characteristic of the amp with stock tubes. A switch to JJ or Electro Harmonix tubes seem to the trick. Let me tell you...

If I recall, the VS-840 and VS-880 came standard with one stereo effects processor which was capable of producing either one stereo effect or two mono effects. How one does this, I don't know as I don't own the unit. One major complaint that I have heard from roland owners is Roland's lack of...

Just thought I'd add to the Hendrix statement. If you listen to his live stuff, Jimi is constantly tuning his guitar. Not just between songs, but during them as well. Peace, Jim

Well folks, I've read through this thread and I have had my emotions pulled a couple of different ways. When I heard about this last night my first thought was "I hope it wasn't some religious fanatic killing Dimebag for God." I am very religious, maybe even a holy roller. Let's face it, I...

Well, I have both a Tele and a Strat. First off, they sound very different. Teles have a bit more twang or bite. Clean sounding, they make great guitars for country and blues. Distort them and they are "icey" for lack of a better word. Bottom line, they are a work horse and jack of all...

Hey, Randall makes an amp that takes preamp modules to get different amp tones. Each module has 2 preamp tubes and all analog circuitry. There several different modules: fender, Mes, Marshall, etc. The module goes into a slot on the power amp/combo (different watts for different models) and...

Hey you all, remember, we all love to make music, right! The test with the POD and the Sansamp GT2. Very constructive info, BTW. I use a POD 2.0 and have been fairly happy with it, especially when doing instrumentals. On my songs with vocals I have always been happy when listening to them...

Hi Monsoon, I don't think any of the three amps you are looking at are your answer. Not because Mesa sucks or because Marshall is "the amp". But because all of your amp choices are going to be too loud to play at night while the family is sleeping. I play through a Fender Pro Junior. It is...

I have had the amp in two different apartment buildings and still, I get hum. And it is hum. Granted, both buildings are fairly old, at least 40 years so I will check the ground. Peace, Jim

Hi all, I am using a Fender Pro Junior for recording guitar with "live air." The problem? I am getting a bunch of hum out of the amp. I can have the volume on the amp turned all the way down and no cable or guitar plugged into the amp and I still get this hum. Though it is not so loud...

I used a Princeton Chorus about 8 years ago--awesome amp IMO. I went out the effects send and got great results when using the chorus. I seem to recall you could go either pre effects or post effects, but its been so long I don't remember. I know that the song I recorded with it sounded...

I have an FD-4, though it sits in the closet since I bought an VF-160 two years ago. As I recall, the mixer section is basically independent of the recording section, other than the fact it won't do anything without a storage device (as you already stated). But otherwise, yes, it will work as...