William Paganucci's father wrote this beautiful song about Montauk many years ago... Now, as we hear the news that Robert is very unwell, I wanted to send my love and best wishes to all the family,,,, and of course I wanted to have one go at singing this beautiful song. Godspeed Robert, Bill and the entire Paganucci family. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLuvguJ9PoE

Rather unexpected cover of an AC/DC song seemed to go down better than expected.. ? Donate to the Live Stream : https://streamelements.com/thelamb/tip Find me on Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/thelamblive Visit Bax Music : https://www.bax-shop.co.uk/ ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXuzcUdYicE

Okay, I'm not saying wood doesn't affect tone... But I tell you what does... manufacturing tolerances. Pots and caps are only made to within 10% (often 20%) of their rated value, and it makes a difference. If you're going to be snobby about tonewoods and pickups, you need to be snobby about this too ;-) Peace and love. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gntlk6q6kn0

So this is the video I promised explaining how I used Line6 FBV Express MKII foot controller to play backing chords to accompany myself on the guitar. There are a few tricks to getting this working, and for that reason Reaper is the DAW of choice for this particular project. Getting Reaper to recognise the MIDI data from the pedal is easy enough, but the pedal will transmit Midi CC commands. It doesn't transmit note data by default, so a custom plugin is used within Reaper to convert the CC data into the note data. The video shows pretty much the whole process, but if you want to try this yourself there are some additional resources you will need.... Installing the custom Plugin : Download : https://www.thelamblive.com/files/ReaperCCtoNote.zip Open Reaper and Choose Options - Show Reaper Resource Path in Explorer This will open the Reaper resources folder,, navigate into the Effects folder. Extract the above downloaded zip file directly into the Effects folder. The plugin will now be installed after restarting Reaper. It is called JS: Midi CC Note Threshold Scaler: I use Scaler to convert individual MIDI notes into chords, however there is a free plugin that achieves this in a simple manner. https://freevstplugins.net/midichords/ Hopefully this is enough useful information and resources to allow other people to experiment with a similar idea... I couldn't find a lot of detail on how to do this on the net, so I would have loved a guide like this ;-)... It is quite a techie thing to do, so I'll answer questions in the comments, although I may not be able to solve all your problems ;-). Please continue to support the channel, like and subscribe. Peace ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9w833bDc7M