Provide suggestions for reducing input volume Videos

Omg, i just fucking realized, as he used the pan, i have my monitors wrong way round. Omg saved my self a bunch of time. Just got some new Rokits, love to hear these bitches scream!

Hey How did you get the red volume meter to curve like that? 

Please move your mouse slower, You say, 'and you can control this here...,' then move somewhere else before I see where you are indicating.

@sadowickproduction great energy, and all around awesome stuff man. I'm learning quickly with your tutorials, coming from FL Studio. Can't wait to start creating. 

Hello Amigo Thanks alot. I guess classical guitar is really challenging for me, especially for recent one year I was knock down by th Bach songs. In addition what really challenging in classical guitar is not the technical things but ability of memorizing notes. I am getting older....hea hea^^::; Thanks you are the first audience of my flamenco pratice. Next time I will post little bit more polished performance. It is fun to be BAK to UTV.

@jbeckforever Sweet! Thanks :D. If you have pretty much any Telecaster it'll sound close to their tone. Also I boosted the input level to +12.7db since the output on my telecaster is a bit quiet. I'm not sure if that's how all of them are but yeah. I also rolled the tone back a little bit but it really varies. Mine is really bright.

Hi HEXFET247,i build the IRS200 i got the same problem,using -/+ 90VDC with external 12 vdc bias,what i done,i change the resistor parallel to the output which is 1k to 470 ohm's RSS i prefer to use 8.2k to give a minimal current to the comparator (TL071) and that's it,i think one reason on this design doesn't oscillate immediately is when you put a lot of current to the op-amp.this is base on my experience on this type of class D-amp,hope to hear from you.