Stupid Question

[Buffalo Bob]

Excellent! Thanks, Paul.

 

[Paul881]

Bloody hell, that was a quick response. You supposed to be at work too like Mr Dachay

 

[James Argo]

...Yeah, Paul has better explanation. That's what I'm talkin' about. Not copy and paste, but bounce to track(s)

 

[Buffalo Bob]

I have a suspicion Paul is really a hobbit. After all, he does live in The Shire!

"in Charnwood Forest and in the Vale of Belvoir"

 

[Paul881]

Buffalo, not very far from either place

As for being a Hobbit, do you want to see my ring?

 

[James Argo]

I thought you're Gholum ?





ps. Hey, we should post it here...

 

[Paul881]

Lol I didn't know you had seen my photographs Jaymez?

 

[Buffalo Bob]

"Bob - are you feeding just one of the inputs of the Delta 44 from the VTB-1? To get a stereo signal from the Delta, you need to feed both sides of the stereo pair (e.g., inputs 1 and 2, or inputs 3 and 4). If you are only connecting to a single input, you will only get one side of the stereo signal (just as you described). Normally connecting to input 1 will give the left channel, while input 2 will give you the right channel, 3 will also be left, while 4 will be right."


Thanks, Dachay - You were right! I connected a cable to the other (line) out put of the VTB1 into the Delta, now I'm getting glorious sound on both channels. I'll have to pick up another balanced cable for that purpose, but it's working great.
Thanks for all the help, guys.
Now comes the really hard part. Actually recording stuff!

 

[Buffalo Bob]

By the way, Mike - we ordered the last copy of your CD. Just in time!
Now I can drown out the hip hoppers with some good music.

 

[dachay2tnr]

By the way, Mike - we ordered the last copy of your CD. Just in time!

OK, but there's no money back guarantee involved. (But there's also no extra charge for any Dick Clark flashbacks.)

Glad to hear you got the stereo thing working. As you said, now comes the hard part.

Usually whenever I get the urge to record, I just log on to homerec.com instead. After I waste an hour or so here, the urge is gone.

 

[James Argo]

Usually whenever I get the urge to record, I just log on to homerec.com instead. After I waste an hour or so here, the urge is gone.

... Slowly, it becomes our habbit !!! Everytime I fire up my Sonar, then I feel urge to log on and sit my ass here in the BBS...

 

[moskus]

... Slowly, it becomes our habbit !!! Everytime I fire up my Sonar, then I feel urge to log on and sit my ass here in the BBS...

Just fight it! I've acutally recorded something this weekend! Whoho!

 

[James Argo]

...Done those couple songs last weekend. Mixing will be this Wednesday...

 

[dachay2tnr]

I don't know guys. Seems to me that if you record something, you run the risk that someone will come along and think it sucks.

Whereas if you just come here and post, all you can do is give someone bad advice.

So to summarize:
Bad advice = your problem
Recordings suck = my problem





I think I'm gonna stick to posting.


I'm such a wimp.

 

[moskus]

Seems to me that if you record something, you run the risk that someone will come along and think it sucks.

It's all about attitude! If you tell me that my mixes suck, that means YOU SUCK!

 

[James Argo]

...Well I dunno about you guys, but for me, everytime they tell me my mixes suck or I need to buy a new monitor, I give 'em couple cotton buds to clean their ears shit.























...ah, nevermind, my mixes suck.

 

[moskus]

...ah, nevermind, my mixes suck.

Naaaw, come on, man! Let's hear some!

 

[dachay2tnr]

Yeha. c'mon. I don't think I've ever heard any Argo-music. What gives there, Mr. James??

And I'll have to work on my attitude.


You talkin' to me, man. Whaddya mean my mixes suck. I think yoooooouuuuu suck.

How's that???