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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Aug 2005
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Hi Al, Thanks, Al. I'm glad you didn't detect any outstanding pitch problems. Yes, I have a problem with tempo  . I have a tendency to speed up unpredictably. My recording software doesn't offer the ability to create a click track, but I just discovered a workaround. I can use a software metronome and record it for several minutes and import the track into Audition. Now, if I can just keep time with the metronome! My main guitar is a custom Martin D-15. The differences from a standard D-15 are that the sides and back are rosewood and the front is sitka spruce rather than all Mahogany. I have been taken by its tone from the moment I picked my first note on it 3 years ago. The baby is my son when he was a week old 25 years ago. I was a bit younger too  . Clint
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