From: someone@anywheret.net   
      
   "JimD"  wrote in message news:2016102015562990152-email@nowherecom...   
      
   > I'm just back to working on songs.  No point wasting mental effort on   
   > wondering why the drummer is too loud. He just is.  Nothing we do will   
   > change that. Drummers should learn to sing a little. Then, maybe, when   
   > forced to try and sing over their playing, they'd realize what's going   
   > on :-)   It's a thought.   
      
   That's not a bad idea...might even wake him up...maybe.   
      
   > Today I'm working on small timing glitches in some rhythm guitar tracks   
   > on a few songs.  Midi stuff, found on the the net, or given to me at   
   > some point.  It's surprising how crudely done some of those tracks are.   
      
   I'm sure they're no more  crude than my demos ;)   
      
   > They were probably as good as could have been done at the time, with   
   > the tools available. Midi guitars are crap, but I repeat myself :-) So   
   > tracks done with a midi guitar have all sorts of timing issues.   
   > Listenable, just barely, but not pro quality at all.   
      
   Jim   
      
   Pro quality is what I need for my recordings!!!   
      
   Ouisie   
      
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