1,401

(4 replies, posted in Recording)

yea that Russian compressor you like so much is only 32 bit! LOLOL I looked for it.

1,402

(4 replies, posted in Recording)

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

1,403

(4 replies, posted in Recording)

I spent a long time searching for win 64 vst's  downloaded them and can not figure out how to install them.  I tried to put them in my external hard drive in a vst folder i made so that I could tel each separate program where to look for them.  I guess that is not how to do it.  HELP

THanks!
scott.

1,404

(34 replies, posted in Recording)

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.

1,405

(34 replies, posted in Recording)

found a new one that is good links to 3 versions of auto tune! now to figure out how to use them with out becoming Tpain LOLOL http://bedroomproducersblog.com/free-vst-plugins/  and this page http://www.best-free-vst.com/plugins/ef … ion-01.php

and a few more pages out there
http://www.pluginboutique.com/free
http://www.vstwarehouse.com/
http://www.vstplanet.com/
http://softadvice.informer.com/Vocal_Ef … nload.html

1,406

(4 replies, posted in Recording)

Has anyone tried wavepad yet?   its free, not as many options as Audacity and certainly not heavy duty like reaper or cubase, but for some fast easy to use software,, it is pretty cool,, uses vst also,,, time to start downloading some, (i just never played with them in Audacity)

1,407

(9 replies, posted in Acoustic)

Phill Williams wrote:

i noticed this problem with a friends guitar, he put strings on that were too light. i would recommend a 12 guage set for acoustic guitar any lighter and they would bend too much while strumming. only a thought. welcome to chordie

When I started I always used an electric set of 9s on my guitar,, never had an issue.  could be a saddle or nut is over grooved. 

Best thing is take it to a trusted shop and ask them to check it out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpB9q5jcDEo

I found this very interesting, this guy has lots of great stuff on his YT page.

OH and I found a acool page by a kid in Canada that is cool also   HOW TO ROCK A CAMPFIRE.  He is very good at teaching it and entertaining. 

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCARulC … HX-gmo4Uhg

1,409

(28 replies, posted in Guitars and accessories)

Nao, use one of the things i posted for the neck.
as of right now,, all my acoustic have thick shoestrings holding them.

The ovation has a pin under the neck but I dont like where it makes the guitar sit.

1,410

(9 replies, posted in Electric)

I like the squeaks LOLOL

1,411

(14 replies, posted in Songwriting)

Ark, Im working that out with it as is,, Im having a bear of a time resetting my Audacity and my mixer.once that is all back in sync, Ill post it.

1,412

(17 replies, posted in Acoustic)

at one time Mykidsmom had a chart for that exact question.,, anyone know where it is now?

1,413

(26 replies, posted in Songwriting)

Thank you.  we all make mistakes. glad you took it the right way.

1,414

(14 replies, posted in Songwriting)

LOLOLOL you so punny

1,415

(14 replies, posted in Songwriting)

WEll dont hold your breath for too long LOLOL it may take a few daysLOLOL

So for the rest of you guys here is what I am working with.

Tell me lady
Have you seen god lately?
So much going on with humanity
Have your prayers to him helped us to see?

Tell me sister,
Do you sit in your cloister
Praying for me?
Praying for the world to see?

Oh sister shine some love,
Love on me,
Sister shine some
love on me

Day by day as we kneel and pray
The world goes crazy as god stands watching stoically
You wear your habits for our redemption
And gods glory,  it’s starting to sound like a child’s story

Oh sister shine some love,
Love on me,
Sister shine some
love on me

1,416

(14 replies, posted in Songwriting)

Phill has my ideas. its up to him to see if he likes the direction i went with it.   I am not going to post it out of respect for Phill's work it's his baby. smile

1,417

(14 replies, posted in Songwriting)

Phil,, I will pm you later, but just listening to y our song(very good btw) I whipped out 2 verses and a chorus.  Ill PM them to you in a bit.  Have to get caught up at work.

1,418

(28 replies, posted in Guitars and accessories)

DJ,  just call them and describe what you want and they may be able to give you a rough estimate. (just from what i have seen on prices of good leather,, you should be ready for anywhere from 50 to 200)

1,419

(28 replies, posted in Guitars and accessories)

Zurf wrote:
Doug_Smith wrote:

But I kinda like Zurf's suggestion..... road trip to a leather shop!!!  Nothin' like the smell of fresh saddle leather to bring back memories of younger days....

The shop proprietor has an old LP Hi-Fi on which he spins Led Zeppelin and Strawberry Alarm Clock and other such disks.  Saddle leather is not the only memorable smell there.

Sounds like my kind of place!

1,420

(6 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

Just plan for the next one!

1,421

(28 replies, posted in Guitars and accessories)

I think I need 3 of these! http://www.amazon.com/Guitar-Strap-Butt … 0EDYVQ0TG4

1,422

(28 replies, posted in Guitars and accessories)

naolslager wrote:

Beamer,
The racing strip strap would look good in my Mach V!

One of my unasked questions was leather versus something else. I see a lot of leather straps but I was thinking of something like this:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0009G3DNQ/ref … B0029IYQCY

Also, I have a handmade cloth "belt" I bought while traveling over seas. I bought it for my daughter but it has come back to me. I would never wear it as intended but it could be used to make a unique guitar strap. I am considering this. My sister is quite the seamstress and could make it for me.

David

That one is nice also.I have my very first guitar strap that is something like that. it has corduroy on the inside to  keep it from sliding around on you.   I like the looks of this one myself. but I really like the padded ones.  You should take the strap from your daughter to the shop Zurf mentioned, they may be able to incorporate it on to an existing strap for much less than a full custom one.

1,423

(28 replies, posted in Guitars and accessories)

the Levy racing strap is the most comfy one and prevents sliding IMO LOLOL. This one  http://www.musiciansfriend.com/accessor … itar-strap  if its too shiny for ya then maybe http://www.musiciansfriend.com/accessor … itar-strap  they have a few other bling ones that cost more.

1,424

(10 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

Ask him for the serial numbers and then check it with the local PD.

1,425

(7 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

With the Skype upgrades,, time lag is not a big issue much any more.