At 7/3/06 10:38 AM, -Casualty- wrote: Ok, so I have:
-A guitar (DUH)
-An amp
-A jack connection that goes from the amp to my pc (line in)

i hope you used the pre-amp out & not the speaker out on your amplifier

At 7/3/06 07:57 AM, CptnJarrrrrydn wrote:

At 7/3/06 07:42 AM, xXDathDalerXx wrote: most soundcards also aren't prepared to handle the high frequencies the guitar puts out,so when you put it through the mic in or line in you get distortion

Not to try and cause any offence, but you're kind of wrong there :).

none taken,but i've never had much successe just jacking straight in no matter what i tried...i bought a small mixer to remedy the problem

At 7/3/06 07:26 AM, CptnJarrrrrydn wrote:

At 7/3/06 05:23 AM, -Casualty- wrote: Looks cool, but what would be the difference between connecting your amp to your pc with a cable and a jack converter? This would only cost $10...

No line noise, low latency, plus it has a pre-amp built into it dedicated for guitar.

most soundcards also aren't prepared to handle the high frequencies the guitar puts out,so when you put it through the mic in or line in you get distortion

USB is the port of the future,it will likely replace a lot of other ports on the PC...it's a lot faster than most of them so pretty soon it will make them obsolete

who knows...maybe one day even your keyboard & mouse ports will be USB

At 6/28/06 12:34 PM, mhb wrote: death to flash!!!!!!!!! who needs to see pretty colors when you can hear pretty colors?

i thought you needed LSD for that >_>

the cube is a killer amplifier...but i would have went for a better guitar,those lower end warlocks suck

note lengths

1/1
1/2
1/4
1/8
1/16
1/32
1/64

i don't remember but i'm sure FL has an option to devide the grid in piano roll according to those note lengths,your tempo also dictates certain note lengths...i guess you haven't messed around much with music,after some time you'll naturally be able to tell the length of a note

At 7/1/06 11:36 PM, MusicalSerenity wrote: Right... I knew tha >.>

But i'm talking about looping it so it loops with no pause inbetween.

if you mean an exported file it has to be a wav,mp3s don't loop well

At 7/1/06 02:12 PM, C_Doodlez_Man wrote: I am able too, i just cant afford flash.

i'm pretty sure there is a free one around somewhere...u don't have to use macromedia software

options might be limited,but for doing sticks it should do

or you could mess with the reverb & volume

i can't believe some of you people are demanding payment hahaha...with some of the crap skills i've seen around here i wouldn't pay most of you a dime

pro life,but i'de whipe out half of the world population if given the chance...for the betterment of mankind of course.

killing an embrio is the same no matter how you look at it,wheather it's inside or out

At 6/29/06 04:23 PM, Skilla wrote: Unfortuanetly no it cost money to buy the software from stores thats what you should do

actually there are plenty of free programs out there for anything you might wanna do
anything from notepad to 3D modellers

i love staticX...the band really wouldn't work with the gut voices,leave him as a backup vocalist

he said the main reason was to get critique from other artists
i doubt this is the place for that hehehe,he can get a lot more feedback in places that are more geared towards music

you're better off going to places like garageband,myspace,soundclick etc etc etc

At 6/30/06 01:41 PM, JonH2O wrote:

At 6/30/06 01:22 PM, xXDathDalerXx wrote:

At 6/30/06 08:18 AM, Metaljonus wrote: Ok I downloaded it installed it and its not working...are there any other programs like that?

installed it?? it's a swf file...you can view it in Internet Explorer

Jahshaka.

aaah i see now

i did 2 submissions made with Guitar Pro (busy gnomes & final persecution)
you will have to change them from MIDI to mp3 though

At 6/30/06 08:18 AM, Metaljonus wrote: Ok I downloaded it installed it and its not working...are there any other programs like that?

installed it?? it's a swf file...you can view it in Internet Explorer

that's what happens when you don't read the rules

PS: wav isn't used in here cause the file sizes are much larger than mp3

you need to answer a few questions first...what do you want to record?? do you want to record direct to PC?? how good is your sound card??

if you just want to do vocals then what you have should be enough for direct recording,but if you want to record instruments you might have problems if your sound card aint good enough

At 6/30/06 12:45 AM, Anima_Theory wrote: What in the shit are you talking about?

i think some of that bad weed from the 70's is still floating around,poor kids can't handle the potent stuff

all nintendo songs belong to a game

what is this JHF you speak of??

"untitled"

BAM!!

we really need an EDIT button up in this forum

[b]Do I need permission to make an arrangement or transcription?[/b]

If an arrangement is made of a copyrighted work without the authorization of the copyright owner, the arrangement would be an unauthorized derivative work and therefore an infringement of the copyright and the exclusive right of the copyright owner. The first thing to do when you want to make an arrangement is check if the work is in the public domain or if it is protected by copyright. If the work is protected by copyright, you cannot make an arangement without the prior permission of the copyright owner.

actually Ultimate Guitar pays for using tabs
it's not wheather this is morally right or not,the record companies have poeple that lobby for them so they usually get their way

did you read the manual that comes with reason??

At 6/29/06 05:27 PM, Watercolour wrote: Press the blue button for the mixer sequencer track and press the 3 blue bars once it shows up. Then according to which track you want to pan scroll down. Then use the draw tool and draw up to pan left and down to pan right.

Yes, thats pathetic but I'm explaining to the best of my ability.

that is confusing lol
as for panning that really depends,some units have built in panning,like redrum,it has panning for each channel
alos you can use the line tool to make the increase or decrease completely uniform,so you don't get any bouncing effects :)

At 6/29/06 12:12 AM, GoreBastard wrote:

At 6/28/06 10:56 PM, xXDathDalerXx wrote: i haven't had a single problem & i started posting the other day =/
i've even thrown my oppinions around...i guess it's just the way you com across or something

Fuck off noob.

-)

Dath sign up date: 2001

Gore sign up date: 2005

who's the noob now :P