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Me in Florida a few months ago. I hate to call it "fishing" (that's just what we tell the women) so I'll call it "drinkinginaboat" instead.
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I heart this thread.
Me in Florida a few months ago. I hate to call it "fishing" (that's just what we tell the women) so I'll call it "drinkinginaboat" instead.
By using a USB mic, you eliminate the need for the mixer, but you also limit yourself to the one track you are using to record, as well as the A/D converter quality that is provided with the mic. In the setup you've described, the mixer isn't doing anything for you.
Pete's setup allows him to track a guitar and vocal track simultaneously (two microphones) as well as upgrade his A/D interface if he wants.
I don't prefer USB mics for exactly these reasons.
As a bassist that sings, I can tell you how I do it.
When it gets to the place where I have to sing, I play really easy bass parts.
How guys like Les Claypool and Geddy Lee do it... My guess is there is witchcraft involved, or that they are actually robots.
Sadhawks are gonna get crushed this Sunday. It is sad to see such wide eyed optimism over a 5'10" rookie QB and a sieve of an offensive line.
And Oregon State beats Wisconson!
Good week overall for the Pac-12, LSU's 41-3 drubbing of my Huskies not withstanding.
I'm looking forward to watching UW Husky alum Jake Locker start for the Titans, I'm skeptical of my Sadhawks alleged improvements, I found myself cheering for the hated Broncos because Peyton Manning is freaking awesome, and the Oregon Duck offense could probably beat the Patriots.
Film at 11.
Border Collies are great dogs. I wish we were home enough to have a dog, but we aren't.
The Telluride Bluegrass Festival is the largest Bluegrass Festival in the US, and possibly the world. I went in 2004 and was able to camp in the infield. It would still drop below freezing at night (in July) and the sun would come up over the valley wall on one side, and melt the frost on the trees on the other valley wall. You could watch the cloud form over the valley, it would rain, and then the sun would come out and it would be a gorgeous day.
It was life changing.
They cut T.O. last week. Dude tweeted it, which is surprising because I'm sure he dropped his phone before he could send it.
*snerk*
That sort of rule - watch where you're going - tends to be self-enforcing.
If you do not teach your children that the laws of physics are unbreakable, immutable, and not subject to appeal, they will learn it anyway.
I set one up.
http://games.espn.go.com/ffl/leagueoffi … sonId=2012
Anyone that wants to play let me know and shoot me an email address, and I'll send the invite to you.
Autodraft on the 2nd of Sep, 10 teams. I can expand or shrink that to meet demand.
Any players here? I haven't played in a while, and ESPN and other sites have free leagues. If I can get 10 "I'm ins" I'll set up a league.
Organized?
Now the RAm thing might be what I need. It still runs slow and even videos on YouTube keep stopping and starting a lot. I do have a thing tat comes up often that says something about memory. I'll bet thats it. Memory is cheap, maybe I'll check into that
If that is the case, you have too many items running at once. Take a look at the menu bar on the right. If you have a ton of little icons down there, that is what is taking up all your resources. Start turning them off one by one and see what happens.
Computers don't "slow down" as they get older. They just get more and more crap installed that consume more and more resources, leaving less for the things you actually want to do. Everything seems to have some sort of "monitor" program that is going to help you out in some way, but really all it does is consume memory and disk.
Try this on Windows. Go to your control panel and select "add/remove programs." Look at the list and sort it by frequency of use. If there is anything on there that you haven't used within 90 days, uninstall it. When that is done, run your disk defrag, restart your machine, and see if that doesn't give you a bit more performance.
Sorry Roger, doesn't cure GAS
All the best
Bushy
Indeed. It exacerbates it!
The expense in a webcam goes into the optics, not the audio. Those things will have little tiny microphone diaphragms in them that are designed more for conversational levels than music recording.
What was the issue with the mics? You are disappointed with the Shure, or you were disappointed with something else and went back to the Shure?
I also have an MR-8 and really dig it, especially for recording mobile. I last used it to record these bits live, described here http://www.chordie.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=19192. My only issue with the MR-8 is that it uses compact flash cards rather than SD, and the USB connections don't play well with my Mac. I'm thinking of getting one of the new Tascam portables for next year.
At home I use a Tascam US-800 interface into my mac, and use Reaper as my DAW. If I need more than those 6 inputs I also have a Berhinger X2222 mixing board and Pyle 800W powered speakers that I can use as either a PA or wedge floor monitors.
I'm pretty happy with it.
Per usual I agree with Jerome. Timekeeping is really important. You can have the best strumming pattern around but if your meter is off you'll sound God awful. Play quarter note downstrokes until you have good time feel and the chord changes are confident.
We need to find something we disagree about.
I assert that Kafka's Gregor is not, in fact, a metaphor for absurdity in life or a warning against over sympathetic reactions to even revolting circumstance, but instead is a reminder that traveling salesmen are annoying.
What do you make of them apples?
I love that man.
I'd advise against worrying about "strumming patterns" and instead focus on working on good timekeeping along with confident chord changes. If you can fret well and keep a beat, "strumming patterns" will tend to work themselves out.
Consider an Apple Computer. I converted about a year ago and will not own another PC. I don't record much so I cannot help you there but I like the Apple because it just works. For me using a PC had become like owning a car that required a tune-up every time you wanted to use it. That may have been novel when I was 16 but now I just want to drive!
I've become an Apple devote as well. I record with my Mac mini all the time, and it's great for what I do. I'd sometimes like to have a bit more I/O throughput, but other than that, I've no complaints.
For those of you who are really adept at playing scales, you're probably to the point where you don't have to think about it, but the question is, while you were learning, what were you thinking about?
I focus on roots, and patterns. If I know a pattern and I know where the roots are within that pattern, I can fuddle my way along without having to worry about specific notes.
Jerome you can make locrian work in funk too.
I'm sure someone can, but it ain't me.
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