[Casey Willis]

Thx for the requests, John. Added to the running request list.

[Casey Willis]

Hi, Guillaume.

I had to check to see if Megan didn’t already record this…she plays a great version.

Consider it added to our running request list, sir.

C

[Casey Willis]

Hi, Roger.

I’ve added Roanoke to our running request list. Megan may choose to record it in her next sesson. It’s definitely a classic.

C

[Casey Willis]

Sounds like the same Baggs bridge pickup, Louis.

Another newer Baggs preamp many professional accoustic guitar/mando/fiddle/etc. players are using is the VoicePrint DI. From what I gather, you record yourself playing on an iphone app, and the device emulates your specific accoustic sound once you plug in. I like the idea, but from what I can tell there is no built-in tuner or boost button for the VoicePrint…which makes it less appealing to me for those times I do plug in. There are always trade-offs, right?

[Casey Willis]

Hi, Philip.

I’ve added Pike County Breakdown to our running request list…perhaps Megan will choose to record it in her next session.

All the best!

C

[Casey Willis]

Hi, Antonvon.

I’ve pinged the coding folks to see if we can’t come up with a listing of hot keys to which you can map your pedal.

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[Casey Willis]

Hi, Patti.

Yeah – unfortunately, I’m still not seeing a slow-downer enabled playback module to embed in the site. Email the info@fiddlevideo.com, and I’m sure we can send you a few guitar tracks to use an off-line tool as George suggests.

All the best!

C

[Casey Willis]

Oh that makes more sense now, Antonvon. Great idea. I believe the hot keys you would want to map would be “I” for setting the in point, “O” for setting the out point, and the space bar for play…but you might just have to test via keyboard. Best of luck!

C

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