u/KiD969

Been trying to do a solo ride to and around mt.fuji for a while now and i finally got time to do it this sunday…will go there before sunrise to see a sunrise scenery of mt. fuji(please recomment a good spot)

What i’m afraid is if it will be too congested since it’s weekend, so if anybody got any secret-ish spot for a nice scenery/route please do share🙏🏻🙏🏻

So a month ago i started uploading on tiktok and getting views was kinda hard at first, my first few vids were only cracking low to mid hundreds… fast forward to today, my vids gets around upper hundreds to couple thousands views and netted only around 300followers(19 videos uploaded). Now, earlier i tried uploading to my yt without any expectations at all but i noticed how i got to thousand views so quick and ppl were actually leaving comments and such… now i feel like i should just focus on yt instead of tiktok because it might actually pay off… idk if i can monetize my content(i do guitar covers) but i dont really care about it rn, just tryna build a solid follower base. Any tips?

My problem is when i’m recording guitar while using the input 1 on focusrite solo, i get these static noises sometimes when i touch the strings. Whereas if i use both input1+2, there’s no unwanted noise anymore but then since im recording on stereo the sound doesnt come out as good as just recording on mono…. Anyone got a similar problem?

I want it to not be too tight and not get loose easily, anyone got an easy fix for this?

The static sound is just unbearable, i dont have this problem while using physical effects into my audio interface, im using cakewalk for my daw and tried every bitrate and yes im using asio drivers. My set up goes guitar->audio interface->pc. I also use my amp as speaker if that matters(audio interface->amp)