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Mixed in Reaper. using stock and free VST's... (along with Satson CM). Couldnt get SPAN to work on the track or master, so I kinda winged it with the volume level. Maybe the bass is a bit heavy for my taste - but as this is a bass forum I left it as is edit: removed old link

[quote name='MiltyG565' timestamp='1357237626' post='1919647'] Then you simply edit it and line the audio up with it. That can take a little bit of time, but it needs to be right. [/quote] For each take, just before you start playing -clap your hands in front of the camera. This will give you an accurate video/audio sync point that should speed things up...

Does the E string come 'into' the fretboard by the same amount, by any chance? If so, you can loosen the neck screws and alter the neck/body join angle to suit...

[quote name='uncle psychosis' timestamp='1355904286' post='1904121'] . I don't find them very "exciting" but they are great quality, . [/quote] That's what i found with my old 112. very polite sound which was hard to get enthusiastic about... I guess I'm just a Fender guitar fan,but I found my cheapie Affinity Squier had more expression/soul/mojo or whatever you want to call 'it'.

for a beginner, I'm tempted toward the 120H, with the hardtail for tuning stability - and the choice of humbuckers or (tapped) single coils make for a great rhythm machine... If you want to play lead, get the 112V or that tasty 212V with which you get a trem - but you gotta be a lot lighter when strumming a floating trem guitaras it's easy to sharpen just by resting on the bridge. Try them all - see what suits...

Never had one on a bass, but my Gordon Smith GS1 came with an adjustable brass nut. I thought I'd try a Tusq nut on it - the difference (open or fretted) was very apparent. I refitted the brass nut very quickly to regain the treble and clarity that I was used too....

[quote name='Ruiner' timestamp='1355530087' post='1899774'] . This is something that I've noticed but couldn't put my finger on. What's the best way of fixing this (save for getting in a bass player with a more consistant technique ) A touch of compression maybe or will it possibly be cured if we pan the guitars more widely to hopefully unclutter the frequencies? [/quote] If that doesn't do it - drop a volume envelope on the track and adjust to suit to your taste.

Just bought a Beri X Vamp from Simon - much better condition than i was expecting for the lowly price I paid, with prompt delivery and good comms. very happy!

No worries,fella. I'm about 3 years into Reaper now and wouldn't think of using anything else... Anything else I can help with, just ask.

Press alt and drag the edge of a midi item (and audio item if you wish) to the target bar marker - and Reaper will timestretch/shrink it for you.

[quote name='RockfordStone' timestamp='1353176192' post='1872474'] ive got a nice sounding mix of this, if i could only convince reaper to mix it down onto mp3.... [/quote] Have you dropped a LAME encoder into your Reaper program folder? Reaper needs this to create mp3's, but doesn't come with the install... link if you need it [url="http://free-codecs.com/lame_encoder_download.htm"]http://free-codecs.com/lame_encoder_download.htm[/url]

I had a lad come round for some guidance a while ago, he brought along a Squier Bronco - which sounded great through a decent rig! Not exactly pretty to some - but fits the bill every where else.... [url="http://www.dv247.com/assets/products/34776_l.jpg"]http://www.dv247.com/assets/products/34776_l.jpg[/url]

[quote name='andydye' timestamp='1352021563' post='1857795'] Sorry if my post sounded terse, there should have been a couple of smileys in there matey! Fixed now The notes played are the 1, 3, 5 triad for each chord aren't they? [/quote] No worries fella, no terseness detected here. I reckon G B D is the Gmajor triad so I'm sticking with my original thought

I just pcked up my guitar to check, and I'm now pretty sure its A (or more likely Am) and G major.

[quote name='andydye' timestamp='1352018489' post='1857780'] Are they not more like bits of Am and C barre chords? The actual notes are A, C & E and G, B & D... [/quote] Thats right of course.... must get some specs sorted! The first barre could be major or minor as written The second could be a C minor with G bass,maybe?

they are partial A and G barre chords (in that order)

Floating. Been floating so long it feels wierd to anchor....

USB to any computer not good enough?

Surely a Zoom H2 or similar will do everything you want if you keep it away from any undesirables...

Another option - loosen strings and lay a strip of PTFE tape (or as many strips as needed) on the nut, under the strings and tune to pitch.... carefully cut of any excess. Saves wasting good rizla

Did you rescan for Vst's when you unzipped into your plugin folder? This shows up as TAL Noisemaker Plugin in Reaper's VSTi list on my machine (32bit Reaper/Win7x64).