You making me drool, Mark

Sadly, I'm scaling down my collection - I keep tripping over them in my small studio.

Great stuff Dave, left some feedback on site.

What were the source of the ooo's - they sound great and I'm looking for something like that for one of my projects.

I'd agree with Micks idea - They have that feature in ProTools (we know Mixcraft is better) where you can setup your project as indicated above and even with a choice of stereo or mono tracks. Yep, lovely evening here in Essex England - just got back from a pub grub to celebrate our 42nd wedding ann...

Perhaps not directly related but, just to throw some more thought into the mix, I love what this dude is doing...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbtabQqcCMw

To be honest, Ian I also noticed that and other "features" that were missing and decided to give it a miss. The full version would be great but I was hoping to achieve a quality sound on the cheap.

I have 3 acoustics in my collection (no Martins though) so they will have to do.

Build 162... what must that be worth now, Greg

Have you listened to any of Seasick Steve's stuff - genius!

Why, thank you kindly Yeah that is my voice (the male one) and the vibrato is natural - I have one foot in the grave

Yep, I can confirm the 32 bit version works OK on that setup. The 64 bit will have to be bridged with something like J bridge

I don't use the program, but I downloaded it sometime back to help with another problem.

Hope this helps.

Toooo good Gypsy!

This looks so good, but I can't even understand it - I'll have one anyway

Thanks for the advice AJ and point taken. Strange though, this is how you normally buy them - neatly wrapped with their twist ties.

Disclaimer: I'm not responsible for anybody's broken cables

I keep the ends together and then double the length back on itself as many times as necessary - usually three or four. Is that OK or can you enlighten me further?

These are short (ish) usb and RCA cables; my guitar cables are rolled and then placed over a coat hook on the wall.

Hi Michael. Not sure if it can be done, but I'm open to correction. I do a fair bit of MIDI editing and here's what works for me. I manually enlarge the track heights of the MIDI and the track I want to compare it with (place them one under the other so together they fill the whole screen.) Then I z...

Oh yeah, baby!