Thanks. I haven't tried doing video yet in Reaper. I do like it for audio recording, though.
Enjoying your videos. Thanks for sharing them.
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Thanks. I haven't tried doing video yet in Reaper. I do like it for audio recording, though.
Enjoying your videos. Thanks for sharing them.
Glad you're enjoying them. I've really only used Reaper for simple cut and shut stuff but the video editing tools are more comprehensive and, as usual with Reaper, if you've got coding skills you can dive in.
But if i need to do anything more complex i tend to use Final Cut Pro, Premiere or Resolve - depending on if I'm at work or home.
Session 4 - The Winter King
Usual shizzle, you know the drill by now. :)
Youtube: https://youtu.be/V5o0f79aasU
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I really am enjoying the music, thanks.
I must say I am increasingly impressed with the sound from Cole Clark guitars. The more I hear the more I like them.
One of my jam mates has a very nice Cole Clark and let's just say, live it is sonic viagra.
I had a chance to play with one a while back, smooth and yet crisp sound and very comfortable.
Thanks Rabbitz. I got mine about a decade ago i think. The first time they were imported into the UK. I went over to the big city and tried out the usual Martins and Taylors, plus a few other things like Yairis and Matons and just wasn't clicking with anything.
Then I picked this up and it was perfect from the first note.
As soon as i started playing it, my wife (who'd wandered off bored by this point) turned around and said, "That sounds good, what's that?" :)
And it had a cutaway, a very good pick-up, a hard case, and was in budget! :)
For those of you struggling to remember what day it is, it's Friday. You can tell that because this is session 5.
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Yup. I liked that too.
I thought you looked much brighter and, dare I say it, healthier. Well, up until the coughing fit at the end.
Stay well.
I'm hearing ya Mark, I paid $10,750.00 for my first house in Mt Pritchard back around 1970, currently valued ~ $700KQuote:
Originally Posted by king casey