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Good one Phill sort of reminded me of sir Elton a bit or is that Lady Elton not sure nice vocals and guitar work

That is easy with my Tascam DP24 I have a stereo headphone jack I can monitor and rca outs all I do is run a Y chord to the mic input and open Audacity and hit record, all the tracks that are panned and mixed and the one I am recording live all feed in so no problemo

I dont know how your sending the signal into your PC if it is usb I do not know what advise to give you but if you have rca outs in your M track plus get a Y cord with rca to stereo mini jack they only cost around 4 or 5 dollars and run the rca's out of your M track into your mic input on the computer you should get a stereo signal in Audacity, also when you open the Audacity program there are settings in the middle below the recording and playblack level indicators one is a drop down screen on the right side where you can select monitor input if the signal is stereo both level indicators on top will move when you hit play on the M track this will tell you it will record stereo when you click the record on Audacity.

Congrats on the find it is great when you can score a bargain now and then

Hey dino a VERY happy birthday to ya and many more!!

I am not sure how the Fender pre amp works but try it and see it sounds ok just watch the volume settings on the amp and the input signal on your pc and I would set the bass and drum control volumes on the Trio in the middle or mix them to your liking

Congrats Jim! Ok if your amp has a output jack you can buy a special 1/4" to mini stereo plug and plug it into your mic input on the pc then open your DAW program (Audacity or Reaper et al) and designate the mic input as the source, on Audacity you can monitor the input to see if it is picking up what your amp is sending. Another way is using a mic to record the amp or if you got a few bucks you can buy a Gibson memory cable that uses a 5 gigabyte card and stores all the songs you create then plug it into a card reader and upload it they make them with USB output as well as a card reader for a laptop.

It is possible you could go from the amp output on the Trio to your PC with a STEREO 1/4 to mini STEREO jack into the microphone input on your PC but I don't know if your DAW will amplify the signal but it should just click monitor input if the bars move then your good to go but I would use headphones plugged into your Trio otherwise the latency (delay of signal) could confuse you

The song is in A major there are only three chords it starts in A////|////|////|E////| and repeats till the chorus D////|A////|////|E//// this repeats each time "that's the wayyyyyyyyyy it is" is sung then back to the 1st part
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPY0Seo-dWA

Note: the rhythms are raga so the chords sometimes change before the melody as in most songs and the chords listed above are only a guideline not the arrangement I like this song feels very Bob Marley like. I played along to it and have decided to learn it thanks for pointing me to it

Well done!! liked the song the guitar volume could have been lower to bring out the bass and drums but overall I think it went very well, congrats on the purchase of the Trio  and keep doing what your doing very nice Graham

I make a list of things each night to do the following day it helps to organize my time which is a precious commodity when you get to 73 and today is cloudy with rain expected times a wastin