Hi Larry,

Thanks for letting me know my mistake on posting the same video. I think you will see an example of exactly what I am talking about here on the end of the second.

I record in audacity, but I have recorded up to 8 or 10 tracks. I do realize that the more I am recording, the more experienced with the effects I am becoming. I guess that is one thing I know that practice makes perfect (or closer to perfect lol) I recently discovered Normalize and what an asset that has been to me. I am experienced in the live setting with reverb and chorus and compression and delay, but the effects in audacity have just been something that wasn't real user friendly to me at first. It is becoming more so now. This forum showed me to go out and grab some more plug ins, which have been great for my Audacity. I especially like the Plate reverb over the Gverb of Audacity, and equalize and Normalize are wonderful.

Anyway,

Thanks so much for taking the time to offer your advice,

Letha

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