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It is simple, but effective!

Thank you for explaining this very important point. Repeated sections would certainly lead to inconsistencies with timing.

Yes, that option is within the 'tracks' panel on the right. You can show or hide tab, standard notation, slash notation or numbered notation.

@@PaulHillGuitarist Thanks!

Is this to have an IEM feed with guitar in mono?

@@PaulHillGuitarist both guitar and aux retunr in mono.

@@DarioRondini Add a mixer block to a new row (I used row 4), making sure it is to the right of the last block in your signal chain. Take a feed from the last block in your signal chain and feed it into the mixer block. Add an input 2 block before the mixer block and an output 2 block after the mixer block. The four volume and balance controls in the mixer block now control the volume and balance of rows 1 to 4. So long as your input 2 is set to "left only", you can feed a signal from a separate source into the mixer block via the input 2 jack socket.

@@PaulHillGuitarist Thanks a lot, I will try. Any problems with mic levels in input 2?

@@DarioRondini No problem with levels, but you can set the level via the I/O menu in settings and pad the signal.

I'm only just scratching the surface of what this incredible piece of kit is capable of. It is my new obsession!

I also have a feed from a Behringer XR18, although I only received a mono feed. Stereo does make so much difference in headphones and will make gigging much more enjoyable. Using the FM3's onscreen mixer is similar to using an app, although I am finding it much easier with physical knobs to turn. So glad I moved to the FM3!

@@PaulHillGuitarist yeah the xr18 only has 6 aux outputs, this can be extended somewhat thanks to the intranet connection, so our drummer has a headphone mixer attached there for a stereo mix, leaving 3 stereo mixes for our IEMs glad you're enjoying the FM3, it's a brilliant device

@@paulbradshawguitar The FM3 certainly is awesome. I just need a month off work to explore it. 😀

I couldn't wait any longer. 😀 Sounded great at the gig last night considering I haven't had much time to figure it all out.

@@PaulHillGuitarist It's only going to get better from here onwards too mate! Once you get your head around scenes, it really opens up the options. I'll send you some presets.

@@Tones_of_Jones Awesome, thanks! Last night was more of a find out how to best use the FM3 live gig. The power of the 3 switches is amazing!

Being free of a specific genre is healthy I think. Music is music, so labelling genres can be restrictive.

The software allows you to transcribe. It doesn't notate the things you have worked out by ear.

Glad it helped and thank you for leaving a comment. .

Certainly is an easy fix. 👍

Well spotted. That was the inspiration for this one. 🎷

The easiest method is to open the 'Move/Swap Voices' window (in the tools menu) and move individual notes into a different voice. You can then adjust stem directions as required.

Great to hear you enjoyed the video. 👍

Thanks, I will check him out. 👍

Great to hear you found the video helpful and even better to know that your life is now a little bit better. 👍

I remember thinking the XS strings felt great to bend when I first tried them. My problem is that I am constantly switching between various instruments - steel string acoustic, bass, electric, classical, archtop, ukulele, etc., so it is difficult to give an answer to that question as I am used to quickly calibrating to whatever instrument I am playing. I also have .011-.049 gauge on my tele, so bending does require strong hands.

@@PaulHillGuitarist I see thank you for a quick response.

@@myhobbies8387 Have you tried either set? Both are great and you certainly won't be wasting your money if you already use one set and you try the other.

@@PaulHillGuitarist I tried the XS after 2 weeks the G B and E string turned black even I clean after I played. Wonder if Polyweb or Optiweb will last longer specially the G B and E string.

@@myhobbies8387 Give them a go. Optiwebs don't turn black when I use them, unlike the XS strings. In fact, I now keep a note of when I change strings as they do eventually break, although they still look fine up to that point, so there is no easy visual clue for when I need to change them.

I generally purchase Elixir strings after my tests as they do seem to last slightly longer. Both strings are great and you might prefer the feel of D'Addario XS strings. Might be a good idea to try them if you see a good deal. Let me know if you do and what you think. 👍

Looks interesting. Do they simply push in? There doesn't seem to be much information on their site.

Thank you! 🙏

The software doesn't claim to transcribe the music, it is a tool to help make transcribing easier. This is one of my most used tools for teaching and transcribing music. I find it to be an invaluable tool.

Thanks or the tip. I have microfibre cloths to help with keeping strings clean, although the alcohol idea could take this to the next level. I'd love to hear your thoughts on the D'Addario strings after you have used them for a while.

Yes, that is with the new pot. Thanks for the comment about my playing. :)

@@PaulHillGuitarist Thanks for your reply, that's great tone , I just ordered the pots , can't wait to upgrade my strat real soon :)

@@tonebreakfast You won't be disappointed. My Strat is still noise free after a couple of years. I know that a regular pot would be causing scratchy issues by now if I had used one.

I see you have found that information. I was just about reply to your previous comment, but you beat me to it!

I have always used heavier gauge strings and I play acoustic guitar quite a bit, so I tend to adjust to string tension. D'addarios did feel nice for bending, although I haven't used uncoated strings for many years, so I don't know how they compare. Give the D'addarios a go as they are great strings and you might prefer the tension.

Polyweb are the best

@@godbyone Do you prefer them to Optiweb and Nanoweb?

The imported file is midi data that plays the instruments in Logic and any volume changes are controlled within Logic. Hit the "x" key on your Mac keyboard and the mixer will appear, from which you can adjust any volumes. Does that answer your question?

Great to hear the video was helpful. The dotted divisions are created from the time signature. What happens to the divisions when you change the time signature of the existing score? As you change the time signature, the divisions should change.

Not that I am aware of. This is something I have searched for previously as I also have written notation that I would love to be able to convert into an editable digital format. If you do find a solution, please let me know!

This is more for study purposes if you have an annoying thick book that decides to constantly close. All music books should have some sort of spiral binding so they open flat!

Good to hear the comparison video was useful. Purchasing Elixir strings separately must be frustrating and as you said, expensive. All my recent string purchases have been Elixir. There are many more factors that change tone when playing live, so I have stuck with longevity when choosing the string type. I am interested to try XS strings on an acoustic guitar as Taylor has moved to recommending D'addario. I haven't been brave enough to try yet as I am very happy with the Elixirs and deciding to change strings just before rushing off to a gig is not the best time for that type of experiment.

Something I wasn't aware of. Why is this?

@@PaulHillGuitarist This will cause the solder to cool too rapidly, leading to crystallization and embrittlement. At least this is the way I was taught, and it’s always stuck with me. 🤷‍♂️

@@daddymidwest4111 Interesting... Patience pays off once again it seems. One of those things I have always done as this is what I was shown and I never questioned it. Every day is a school day. 😀

Thank you! Plans for many more videos... If only I had more time!

You can scroll to the start or end via the home and end keys (up arrow and down arrows hitting the horizontal line on Mac keyboard). Hope that helps!

Super! Danke!

@@dietrichhusemann No problem. 👍

A darker tone is one thing, but I hadn't considered the impact on clothing colour. 😀

And thank you for creating awesome software! 👍

This is how I used notate things too. This was a massive time saver when drawing lines - ua-cam.com/video/cDvt8wir0nk/v-deo.html

@@PaulHillGuitarist I've seen this video before. It's a good one.

@everythingguitar6247 Thanks! 👍

Thanks again for your kind words. Great to hear you enjoyed the video.