All that piddling around cramps my artistic flow, maaaaaaaan. ;-)

But I will agree you should be able to blow up the takes but if the didn't have a height limit it would cover any current need I have in that respect. They should pop up in their own view like you said though. Didn't realize they had removed that option. Maybe next time.

Great idea I can just see one of my clips named....

Cream Strat, bridge pickup, through JCM 600 dirty channel, volume 50% gain 40%, bass 75%, Middle 50%, treble 60%, master volume 50% 

and another called.....
 
PRS bridge pickup through, Rockette 30 Overdrive channel, Volume 75%, Gain 40%, Filter 65%. 

lulz

FastBikerBoy


Great idea I can just see one of my clips named....

Cream Strat, bridge pickup, through JCM 600 dirty channel, volume 50% gain 40%, bass 75%, Middle 50%, treble 60%, master volume 50% 

and another called.....
 
PRS bridge pickup through, Rockette 30 Overdrive channel, Volume 75%, Gain 40%, Filter 65%. 

I understand... me, I just use my ears.

mike_mccue

FastBikerBoy


Great idea I can just see one of my clips named....

Cream Strat, bridge pickup, through JCM 600 dirty channel, volume 50% gain 40%, bass 75%, Middle 50%, treble 60%, master volume 50% 

and another called.....

PRS bridge pickup through, Rockette 30 Overdrive channel, Volume 75%, Gain 40%, Filter 65%. 

I understand... me, I just use my ears.

I'm not that talented that I can go back to a recording several days (nevermind years) later and identify the type of guitar, pickup, amp and settings combination used. I admire you people that can. One day I'll be that good.....
 
In fact I've a few tracks that I wouldn't mind you telling me that info if you're interested...
  
 

...the sound of the ceramic magnet speakers is unmistakable.




Once you break thru, you'll find it's a lot easier to simply dial up the sound you want at any given moment than to go read notes about how you got it last time.

Methinks you've missed the point.

I'm just in awe.... mind you I can hear when something's out of tune, I guess that's a start - so I'm on the long path to greatness....

If you really need notes you can also use the Track Description and write a big paragraph.

You can even write down the serial number of the microphone used, the distance from the cone center, the temperature... all that stuff.

I think string gauge is a highly influential aspect of tone... so write that down too.



Or, just go over to the amp, turn a few knobs, and rip a punch in. Easy breezy.


best regards,
mike