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Your song's rubbish though.

[quote name='Mornats' timestamp='1381593456' post='2241176'] illegally downloading music[/quote] Downloading music isn't illegal; uploading it is. Apparently.

Merci bien Papa.

I worked it out. Click the bottom left button of the track, the button that has an envelope style shape and the word TRIM, and all the parameters appear.

Can someone point out how to automate the movement of a knob on a VST FX thingie in Reaper? I have one track of audio, with a VST EQ and compressor on it. I want to record the movement of one of the EQ knobs, so there's movement of that paremeter during the track. I can't get my head round the way to do it in Reaper. Do I create a new track? And then what? Any help? Many thanks!

At a guess: http://www.cruztools.com/products/mitools.html

[quote name='lojo' timestamp='1381156270' post='2235071'] The range of sounds basses can produce is vast [/quote] But still all sound the same!

They all sound the bloody same!

I've solved my copyright issues so there'll be a track coming from me.

[quote name='Skol303' timestamp='1380796084' post='2230603'] [i]Now if you'd just let me add a drum'n'bass beat beneath that bassline, maybe get a rapper involved, and...[/i] [/quote] I was thinking the same thing -- get an amen break going all over that...

Just to clarify, does Basschat not even tolerate posting a link to a track on Soundcloud that contains copyrighted material?

Thanks. Doesn't look like I'll be entering now though, as the track does contain copyrighted material, and that means it's automatically uneligible, whether it's recognisable or not. Never mind. Thanks for the info.

I don't mangle them so that no one would know; I mangle them to produce interesting results. I think I'll avoid any of that sort of thing for anything I happen to post here. Thanks

How strict is rule 2? I sample all sorts of things, and you can tell they're samples, but you'd never recognise the original recording once I've mangled them. No one would know, but they [i]are[/i] copyrighted.

If you're struggling to find work I would contact the resident bassist on London's Rock of Ages for dep work, if you haven't already. That might help to get your foot in the door for more West End theatre work.

This strikes me as a good deal: http://www.gumtree.com/p/for-sale/m-audio-focusrite-protools-audio-interface/1033396953#photo-content

Jesus wallpapered my front room.

It's a BB404, but not as you know it! (I can't take the credit or blame for the work done; I bought it like that.)

"Lee first used it for a couple songs on enormously successful..." I understand that omitting 'of' after 'couple' is a standard colloquial idiom in North America, but to end up in print like that is awful. Poor show, Fender.

[quote name='ras52' timestamp='1377689863' post='2190345'] Would Rush or Deep Purple qualify? [/quote] Dunno, would they? I know Rush, but find anything of theirs thing but their Exit Stage Left record really airless and stilted (and so haven't explored much) Deep Purple brings back memories of muddy, cheerless, desperate sadness.

[quote name='Damonjames' timestamp='1377642687' post='2189923'] Now me being a hard rock/metal kinda guy I never really got into pop music and was rather dubious about her claims, so she put on "rio" and lo, there it was, a down right groovy little bass line! [/quote] Do you have any examples of groovy bass lines in hard rock/metal? It's a type of music I know nothing about.

[quote name='BigRedX' timestamp='1371484289' post='2114426'] My advice as always would be to look at the Nord Lead.... it also has a fantastic MIDI spec that asigns every knob and switch on the front panel to a MIDI CC for ultimate sequencer control. If I could only have one synth, this would be it. [/quote] Other synths do this as well.