The like button does not like me again> Dave and Richard that was an awesome collaboration. Dave you have like a guitar museum in your house, very awesome. I hope all is well with you
Come on up Denbo. I have a cot that can be used for visits. You’d have to bunk in the kitchen by the compost bucket though. You’ll need a dust mask to view the collection.
The best way to make a MP3 on an iPad is with GarageBand or any multi track recording app. There’s some free ones out there. First you need an interface. Amazon has them starting around $9. Plug your instrument in one end, and plug the other end into the headphone jack on the iPad. Now your setup to start recording tracks. Let me know if your going to go that route, I can show you some short cuts to get you going. Here’s what they look like.
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I enjoyed the soundtrack and the tour. Great collab guys!
A pleasure to the eyes and ears. Well done, your experiment has been a success!
Wow Richard. I think I need I wanna have one of those. Maybe two. Guide me on oh Master. I wat to MP3 which yous.
Smiling Dog, I could use a few more heated outbuildings.
Come on up Denbo. I have a cot that can be used for visits. You’d have to bunk in the kitchen by the compost bucket though. You’ll need a dust mask to view the collection.
Sounds pleasant! Oh, and looks like you need more stuff!
Cheers Richard just ordered one of the irig seems pretty simple to use .
The best way to make a MP3 on an iPad is with GarageBand or any multi track recording app. There’s some free ones out there. First you need an interface. Amazon has them starting around $9. Plug your instrument in one end, and plug the other end into the headphone jack on the iPad. Now your setup to start recording tracks. Let me know if your going to go that route, I can show you some short cuts to get you going. Here’s what they look like.
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