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I'm no much of KISS fan, but I think the proceeds go to charity and not in his pocket

I used to live in Columbia back in 95. Is that in 5 points?

I guess I'm biased since Tom Sawyer was the first Rush song I heard as a kid on the radio. You're still my hero.

Hero all the way

Look on the used market for a Sunn or grab an aforementioned Orange. The Orange would probably be cheaper than a Sunn, and they are awesome.

I can't say for sure about your question. All I can say is that I had terrible luck with a 2018 P/J MiM bass because of poor QC. I don't think you are in the realm of conspiracy theory. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if B-Stock gear was commonly shipped to so-called developing nations. Good...

My eyes! Burn it with fire!

My buddy just got one of these and brought to my house for a setup. He could barely pry it out of my hands as I told him, "I'm still testing it!"

I recently had to return a MIM Fender because of poor quality control. Personally, I would go with the Schecter after observing similar quality control issues with Fender's MIM strats and teles. All of these were from the 2018 production year. I don't know what has happened, but I am staying...

I feel that way about my tribute. It has me saving up for USA built G&L. I didn't realize how nice their tribute line was until I picked one up in a local shop. Walked out with it that day.

I was unaware of the specific ASIO driver for Focusrite stuff. Ulf, check it out https://customer.focusrite.com/support/downloads You may also benefit from installing the Focusrite specific driver. This should maybe help with your latency.

This. I missed that you weren't plugged directly into the interface.

Hey man, got home to find that Audacity does not support ASIO out of the box. It appears that you can compile if from the source code with the ASIO SDK from Steinberg if you absolutely need to go with the freeware route. I have not tried it myself because, as I mentioned, I use Studio One...

Your Scarlett will probably show up in ASIO as a USB audio device. Install ASIO4all. Open Audacity, set it up to use ASIO instead if windows audio. The ASIO icon should show up in your taskbar. Right click it to setup the routing. Then go back to Audacity to test. If I remember, I'll take a...

I'm at work, too! Ha. I have a Yamaha interface, and I use the outputs of the interface into my studio monitors. That way u can hear what I'm playing as I record. I use Studio One, myself. I do not use a mic at the same time, though. Never tried. I can't sing.

I don't use Audacity, but to reduce latency to near zero you need to run a real-time OS.

You probably want ASIO4all. You can grab a copy of the ASIO driver here: ASIO4ALL - Universal ASIO Driver For WDM Audio When you setup ASIO, after launching Audacity and setting it up to use ASIO, make sure you are only sending sound through your interface. The windows driver causes lag that...