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I also think it's useful to try out expensive (even very expensive) guitars. You can learn quite a bit about what kinds of sounds are possible. Sometimes the price is about how it's made and what it's made out of, perhaps more than a corresponding ratio of price to sound-quality. You learn more abou...

Tritonemusic wrote: ↑Fri May 31, 2024 12:30 pm Sometimes, you just have to go nuts and see what happens.

So TRUE!!

Passive DIs are for keyboards etc. and work best with Instrument Level outs. I suspect that your keyboard has a Line Level Out instead. The Morley/Ebtech (same product sold under two names) Hum Eliminator is a 1:1 transformer. There will be a loss (darned physics!). Their LLS-2, however is a step-u...

I guess first, make a decision about how much you want to spend. When I was helping a couple students with this question, I did find a few helpful articles/reviews that ranked a few good choices. I've seen good values from Yamaha, Godin, and Cordoba. However, the reviews for Cordoba are pretty mixed...

bayswater wrote: ↑Fri May 31, 2024 8:30 am

stubbsonic wrote: ↑Fri May 31, 2024 8:21 am FWIW, the robot wasn't wrong (but the robot doesn't know it wasn't wrong). I'm nervous that I'm going to have to prove I'm a real boy.

Part of the upcoming registration process includes posting a picture of your nose.

I cannot, even a little bit, tell if you are joking.

Hi, For precise batch editing to trim silence based on a threshold, consider using Audacity or Adobe Audition. Both tools should meet your needs for trimming silence efficiently and accurately. Thanks Are you AI? [emoji6] (Yes it was. Account deleted.) FWIW, the robot wasn't wrong (but the robot do...

DP defaults to OMNI mode, in that it ignores the device & channel and just records any MIDI input to the currently record-enabled track. Go to the STUDIO pulldown menu, choose Multi-Record. Now you'll see that you can configure the input for each MIDI track, and you can record enable any or all ...

It would be interesting if it was possible to "throw" edges the way you can soundbites.

My keyboard's chassis is all metal except for the end cheeks. But nonetheless, I'm not going to lift ground, it's there for a reason. But the Humno or Hum-x seem like a reasonable option to safely remove ground loop. Some Furman's show this feature: "AC Protection TechnologyExtreme Voltage Shut...

What "hum eliminator" did you try? I tried two, actually, this cheapo Pyle one cause a pretty significant drop in level: https://www.amazon.com/Compact-Mini-Hum-Eliminator-Box/dp/B00BARTW42/ The bass player has an Ebtech version (looks similar to the Morley one), which also had a level dr...

My Kurzweil K2661 sampler/workstation has a 60 Hz (ground?) buzz/hum at one particular venue. I thought I'd request some recommendations from the brilliant minds here. Lifting ground on the DI didn't help. We used a "hum eliminator" (1:1 isolation transformer) which seemed to work, but wei...

I see that Native Instruments URL when I log in. But I enter my credentials manually and have no issues.

When I logged into Izotope earlier today, I noticed that the log-in page & graphics are identical to NI's.

I finally did get a response from MOTU support that they are able to replicate the consecutive note issue, and are working on a fix.

(While I was there, I requested that they make grid lines visible through soundbites during edit maneuvers).

I had no trouble signing in just now. I wonder if there was a rush of logins after they announced their summer sale.

But I’m wondering, what is the musical reason? If you need to have the transients perfectly aligned with the tempo points, beat editing will do it. If you just want to see how far off the beat it, zooming and placing the cursor at the transient will tell you exactly where it is to the millisecond. ...