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Since most of the readers of this thread are the regulars, you guys know me. I love a story, from the 70s till now.  I love the harmony and do wop of the 50s.  I guess I’m rooted in the blues based styles.  I appreciate the complexity of classical, I like to hear it for a short time, but what I still get off on is some good heavy angst ridden music.  I gotta have a voice that can hit the notes and not scream all the time (screamo) but yet be able to carry a melody.  I still love "Real County" not the pop crapola they try to push now.  Not to say I don’t like modern artist.  Jamie Johnson still is one of my favorite current artists (but wish he would trim that scraggly duck dynasty beard! -oh an most everyone else with them, ZZ can keep theirs because they are not following a fad LOLOL)

For what ever reason Ima rocker. Most my acoustic stuff is slow, dark and moody but I try to evoke an image (thank Judas priest and Morrison for that) but I like a few bright major chord songs too LOLOL.

Don’t know if that answers the question or not.  CHEERS

20 feet from stardom, sound city, and Jimi Hendrix (the doc on netflix) are all great and so is the Tom Petty -running down a dream and the eagles4 hour one.

NO ONE HAS MENTIONED   WALK THE LINE with Reese Witherspoon and Joaquin Phoenix   Such a great movie!

Thanks to everyone!

or you have the Wonders with tom hanks.

I am steeling this LKOLOLOL

best advise,, is what Frank said- Whai I ploay a song,, "I did it MY WAY" LOLOL

WELCOME from one of the younger guys LOLOLOL

Doug,, I really can feel the difference between a 9 and 10 on the high E.  I play 10s now myself for a thicker sound,, but whien I hold a guitar with 9s the strings feel smaller LOLOL and 9s bend way easier (IMO LOLOL)

Curt: Yep time to find a new guitar guy.   I don't know where your at or what country since you dont post that info. So No one can really steer you in a better direction for help.  Have you looked up Luthiers in your area? or a good guitar shop with a good Tech.

Yea in what she modeled for Jim !

oh  i thought that they could be in a common file! and then i could tell wave pad and audacity to fetch them from there. DOOugh!

So I need to put them into a vst file within audacity and wavepad.  Ill try it again.

AS to the particular ones,, LOLOL man IDK whatever would run 64 bit! lolol   few from voxengo, camel crusher, and a multi pac from TAL i think.   lots of the 32 bit ones I wish were usable in 64 bit. 
I posted all the links I used in the free stuff section.  spent about 2 hours looking and downloading and trying to down load.

Is audacity 32 or 64 bit on win 7 since i discovered win 7 has a 32 bit partition.  If it runs on a 32 bit then I can use the 32s for audacity and the 64s for wavepad

Oh  if you are on a windows 64 bit system a lot of the vst's will not work,, you need the ones with the win 64 symbol.