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milkshead there really is no set time its just a matter of personal taste there are many songs that use delay for effect in the vocals and some reverb it comes down to what sounds good to your ear

hi milkshead this is referred to as a slash chord like d/f# it just means the note to the left d is the chord and the note to the right is the lowest note in the chord so its a D chord with a F# root so your b/c is a b chord with a c as the lowest note in the chord

Hi Tony so you wanna make a vid well it depends on what kind of video you can with movie maker do a slide show of your photos with your recorded music as backing and make titles and effects with transitions from photo to photo or use your web cam it depends on how much you want to put into this ($) I have a Kodak 8.2 megapixel and it dose a fairly nice job but they make camcorders that sell at walmart for under 50 dollars that you can use to shoot a video on location, like at the beach,park,zoo just some ideas of locations or spend a few dollars for a good camera (at least 150) the higher the megapixel the better the resolution I think for the first time work within your budget lots of people use a web cam on Youtube just make sure you have enough lighting its up to you how far with production you want to go creativity go's a long way because I have seen some web cam videos that were good, food for thought good luck with it

A fitting tribute to your friend I'm sure his family appreciates your heartfelt kindness.

wow! that was really cool I did try to surf in honolulu the best I could do was stay on the board I never stood up but it was great riding a wave even just hanging on

Its a  good thing your healthy I dont envy your job

Rraisey glad its working out for you I got to thinking about the latency issue and I remembered a post here in this forum about a free program that deals with this it was by riddler email him or Doug Smith if this becomes a problem or you think it could help

Selso in this forum there is a topic at the top in gray "members willing to help" it lists producers musicians etc that have volunteered to help just pick one and email them and ask if they have time to do this project

Nice work on the harmonics and your playing has improved along with your recording skills well done Stephen

Native Texan in the song you are asking about "luckenbach Texas the first part of the song has no meter its up to the artist the meter starts with the chorus "im going to Lukenbach  texas waylon willy and the boys" it starts on Lunkenback

The patterns casuallegend is referring to are called progressions, most every song has a progression the word progress means to move or go, in music it means to follow a set of chord changes (progression of chords) they start and end and repeat from start.The part where you improvise is called a solo your improv has to follow the chord progression in the song usually its the chords in the verse but it can also be the chords in the bridge or chorus all solos have to stick to the tones within the chords usually but sometimes a half tone flat or sharp is acceptable if it is a passing tone a note within the chord or its relative minors the best forum on Chordie to understand chords and progressions,scales is the Theory forum where you can get expert advice on scales,chords and progressions

you need not worry about the bit rate thats an adjustment first see if the CD records and plays back ok