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Thanks. This one I used some of the movie vocals, instead of the released version. As much as I could excise from the movie. It took a long time before they released a version of this, but it was mixed and sounds different than in the movie.

@neaituppi7306 Yeah I don't know why they released a mixed version. And honestly I like the movie one better. I think most do.

Thanks!!

Is the disk full? Do you know how to check if your C: drive is full? Several years ago, with cakewalk, I found that my cakewalk cache had nearly 600 GBs of saved information in it. Which I no longer needed. I was down to a hundred mbs of space on my disk, and then I found that. I deleted everything in the cache, which you don't need, they are just files stored there. But don't effect current projects.

Sorry I didn't see this sooner. Did you do as instructed? Sometimes that will happen if you make changes to the preferences. And you just have to restart the program.

Oh, thanks a lot!!

There is always the Ender Dragon.

Yes, unfortunately, it was very apparent. Or between highs.

Thanks, it was fun to play to.

I used the audio of you already in the song. But it matched up with the Weee video part exactly.

That is a Sansui Mixer, that has cassette recording ability on it. I found it at a recycling center, outside in a pile of electronics. People just come there and throw electronic stuff, in a pile on the property. It is basically half mixer, half dual cassette recorder.

Is there anything else?

I am not signed to warp records, but I have been joined to a musical collective, who do stuff like this.

Wow, I didn't remember him saying that. 🥰

@@neaituppi7306 I believe it was during the last song challenge stream! He said your music is mysterious or something. Either way great stuff!

No, I just stopped using Neural DSP. I think you may need to hear how good some of the free plugins sound, or the less expensive ones. Here is one of the several things I have done since trying out Neural. And that was done like this video, with no postproduction. There are more songs I can show you that I have done and mastered on my audio system, and the free plugins you can get for your DAW. That "Noodling on Neural dsp." Your guitar playing is fine, I can see you are just learning, but you have some skills so far. but the sound quality of the plugin, has that same crappy tone to it, it has on this video. Maybe you can't hear it on your laptop system. Some plugins sound good and some don't, but it really sucks when you had to pay $100 or more, when you could have gotten a better sounding one for free. ua-cam.com/video/l9ujF14Tiyo/v-deo.html

No, I built this computer. I do all my music on it. Check out the home page, which has links to my music uploaded by distrokid. There is actually no computer that couldn't handle this plugin. But I got two other videos on it. ua-cam.com/video/USsaG6iG_EU/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/Xuw7OmOTE_M/v-deo.html

I would suggest recording and uploading a video of you playing the "distortion/gain" plugins like this, without any extra effects or any external Cab sim IRs, and not recording the audio through a DAW, so you can edit it later to sound good. record it through OBS, and an interface going into the plugin. That is about the same as just plugging straight into an amp and turning on the amp distortion. You get the raw sound of it.

@@neaituppi7306 I'm exactly sure what you mean. I generally don't use any external IRs and haven't ever experienced this kind of sound since upgrading to a computer with a higher RAM size. I haven't even done a ton of creating my own presets in the plugins that I own, and I have never experienced anything like this, including the times I have used it outside a DAW. Does this only happen when you record in OBS or does it happen all the time?

@@kevinneace9008 I had lost cakewalk sonar, when my computer went down. So I rebuilt everything in it. The mother board, the GPU the CPU, the power adapter. I recently found out from another musician that Cakewalk was now free from bandlab, instead of when it became a monthly rental fee. I just tonight tried it out, because I was having some problems with Audacity. And while doing some tracks, I found Cakewalk already had dozens of plugins installed on it, as well as it scanned for any vst plugins I had on he computer. And the sound of them is great, absolutely great. I put it on the track, a plugin window pops up, like the neural dsp one in this video, and I adjust the settings to what I need, but right from the start, it still sounds great. My Neural DSP license ran out today, but I no longer give a shit, because these free plugins work better. I am not even going to keep the ampworks install, I will just uninstall it. As far as you asking me, what I already explained, I don't know what to tell you, except, once again. I record all my music that is on my distrokid, that is released to UA-cam and Spotify and other stream platforms, I record all of it on this computer. This does not happen when I record in OBS and it does not happen all the time. It only has happened with this plugin. That is it! That is it. Here are some videos I recorded on OBS. There is a live jam video, and a graphic video with my own music. ua-cam.com/video/MMckB_f3TWA/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/m0ib6ovshkM/v-deo.html

I imagine in recording whether in a studio or home DAW, you could make it sound good, like anything. I was showing what it actually sounds like when you turn it on and play it live. Which is very different than the sponsored reviews of it.

@@neaituppi7306 same guys use the plug ins to play live though.

@@the1trueporkchop How do you mean live? Like for streaming on twitch at home? Where they already have the plugin preset to sound good? With reverbs and chorus? Have people found a way to use plugins at live gigs instead of physical pedals?

@@the1trueporkchop This review video was if you turn on the plugin and play the presets as they are. No extra sound enhancements added onto it. No mapping out the preset levels before hand to make them sound good. There are a few videos on my channel, of playing live through a real amp, in the room, with just a mic by the amp, and it sounds much better. There is no background noise or ground loops going on, because I just wired the house with new wiring circuits, no shared neutral grounding conductors. I have a tascam interface to play into the computer. I have been going through plugin reviews on YT, and they are all 98% positive. But I don't trust that they just turned on the plugin and played.

@@neaituppi7306 I mean they send their guitar signal directly into their computer, then send that to FOH. No onstage amps

All the demos I seen are flawless. The sounds are clear, no buzz or noise, and preset sounds are distinct from each other. I seen Tim Henson's promo of it, and it sounds like a high quality studio recording. As does the Tosin Abasi one. I tried out the Tosin Abasi one when he was doing a contest to win his signature guitar, and free Neural dsp plugins, and it sounded the same as this Omega Ampworks Granophyre plugin. Like a cheap amp. The ten or so spotlighted winners of the contest, all had perfect audio quality, multi-angled video editing, and either already had Abasi guitars, or something in that $1600 price range. So, yes, it is interesting. Apparently there is some kind of "insiders" trick to it.

@@neaituppi7306 Hmmm…..I’m gonna have to google this some more. You would think if the product isn’t actually good then we’d be seeing a lot of negative reviews.

@@daveroberts2914 I did see some stuff in google, people asking why they have so much buzz and background noise, and they try to explain it as they must have a ground loop going. But I am an electrician, and I just rewired the house we live in now, and I made sure there were no shared neutral grounding conductors.

Yeah, I am not at the point that I can create my own CGI environments, though I am learning on blender. But Garry's Mod I can do things I wanted to for a long time.

It is great, if I want to do Black sabbath covers.

Yeah, I was happy, that video got so many views over every other video I ever uploaded. And some of the comments seemed as they liked it and my music. And a few more subscribers. But many of the comments were about the algorithm. Some of them positive, but all of them apparently were about, that the video somehow fell into an algorithm glitch, that it normally wouldn't be worthy of. Like a poor person being invited to a wealthy person's party with other wealthy people. I do my music and videos for what I want to see and hear. So, in a way it doesn't matter, but it does also suck, that people accept that elitist attitude.

Yes, it is. 💩 I am curious how this one was put out for people to find, over all my other videos. Including the one I am premiering now.