Thank you so much! :-) I didn't think about looking at the block, that's a really cool thing for romantics like me. Just a note to self and to other who might stumble across this post, don't use dsound.

Thank you!

Thank you so much, how kind of you!

How attending our particular music school shaped us. How indeed. Great post.

Thanks for sharing this @gregorior! Extraordinary technique. I am especially impressed by your left hand string transfers in this video. Being able to do that with such ease, and deliberately changing

You are more than welcome. Thanks for sharing your question, comment and opinion. Four times.

Pardon my ignorance, but which is the M-Audio? Edit: Someone should found a community for home studio dabblers, plebs and pros alike.

Fuck cleaning up man, post raw! xD

Did you ever post any pics from your setup, like @steevc above?

Foam pads are really cheap to pick up from amazon though, if echo is the issue. :-) You could even use used egg-cartons like in the ooold days. And free vst plugins such as the Reaper ones also help a

Short answer; yeah pretty much. xD

Yes! This, but more! (I'm demanding I know. :-) ) I really like to see how you make these things, they are fantastic. An idea for you - make a post or two with pictures of a "tour" of your workshop.

I am at a loss for words, both from your performance and your story.

Oh, this is useful! Great tutorial, thanks a LOT!

Wow what a post, thanks for sharing all of that, very interesting read.

Very very nice, as always!

Brilliant, BRILLIANT, performance, so expressive!

The argument that translating requires work, is something I've read quite a few times as well. The counter-argument is that by translating, you reach a broader audience, and are therefore more likely to

Such drama, excitement and fire! I bow to your excellence!

2 frikkin WEEKS? What the hell do you use for rendering? A spoon? Seriously though, I hope you have a separate rig for rendering? Two weeks is insane.