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Thank you! dino I like the background myself I found it by accident it was tucked away in my Pinnacle HD video program along with 40 other motion backgrounds. I favor the LP for blues and harder rock but the Strat has three hot Texas coils and can produce some very interesting sounds.

Sad news RIP Joe

And you shall dino I just finished editing the file is 330MB don't know if you tube can handle it if not I will have to edit it

Thank you TF Most of the stuff I learned was only because no one was available to teach me sink or swim

It arrived two days ago and I assembled it this evening, I did shoot a test video and processed it with two different software programs next I am adding a few more tracks to my Tascam and overlay the greenscreen video with the motion videos and just add the soundtrack and done this is the studio
The greenscreen is actually folded in half the frame telescopes out to 12 feet and rolls out on the bottom about 3 feet

The guy on top is a guard some of the workers were inmates they nicknamed them "Gandydancers"

sounds like an economic solution and as long as it gets the job done that's all that counts as for the non latency I think you have asio4all installed in the Audacity program files, I like it also for other reasons also it works with my IK Multimedia software Miroslav Philharmonk virtual instruments.

Glad ya like it dino it plays really nice too hot coils

Building it is the easy part the neck is critical it has to be aligned with the tremolo or your bridge to insure the strings line up on the neck and over the pickups, what I do is put the neck on and look down the center to see if it is straight then I lay the bridge on and string the low and high E's just tight enough to see that they align and have room to fret, once that is confirmed I mark the outside holes of the tremolo and drill a small starter hole if you don't have a drill a screw works too then I mount the bridge & springs. I always mount the pickups and lower them they can always be raised then the pickguard with all the electric components, It's a good idea before mounting the neck to mount the pickups and wiring, pots selector switch and thread the wires to the input jack and tremolo ground and make sure the neck is the same width as the pocket so it fits snug. then comes the fun part setting the intonation, spring pressure, string height and possibly a truss rod adjustment and plug in a chord to see if the pickups are working before mounting the pickguard with the pickups and wiring. lastly move the selector switch to the treble position and tap on the bridge pickup to see it you have a connection do the same with the other pickups in the center and neck positions if all of them work you good to go.

I know the feeling I play my new Les Paul a lot I did 2 string changes on it in less then 3 weeks and all the material I have been "jamming" is recorded automatically on my Gibson memory cable and uploaded into two folders one for slide licks and the other for song ideas the folks at Gibson were right it is a great tool for composing and practice.

I like it! feels like a Tom Petty song in a way nice tune Phill

Jim the Xaviere line is high quality I use there strings in fact everything I buy from guitarfettish is top notch, another good source for inexpensive and quality guitars is Rondo music where I purchased my Douglass.