but being closed back and mainly used when tracking, they have got pretty sweaty and damp when in use. Yep, that's certainly an issue Chez Bunk. And I probably have given them a good "thrapping" over time as they are also used for pleasure when the neighbours are in and I need to "un...

Arpangel wrote: ↑Sun Dec 19, 2021 9:56 am
I just have to look at a cable and it tangles.

Yep, I have that problem but it gets even worse when I'm not looking.

Being stuck at home a lot lately (cautiously hibernating as opposed to isolating) and of course there's a lot of Xmas music on the radio stations now, especially Classic FM. I might be being an old fart here but the increasingly "imaginative" multi-part harmonies on the last verse for caro...

I've been using a pair of trusted AKG K271s for probably around 10 years now, mostly for monitoring but some mixing as well; I've lately redecorated my studio and have since removed all acoustic treatment so these are now my only references for my productions. Just lately I've noticed that I'm just ...

Isn't Gary Moore's "Parisienne Walkways" basically a cycle of 4's? Give or take the odd embellishment of some chords, it's Am, Dm, Dm/G, C (maj 7th), F, Bm(that would strictly be a Bb), E, Am.
It's lovely on a piano, so it doesn't have to be all about the guitar solos!!

Dynamic Mike wrote:It's not officially Christmas for me until Greg Lake has been on the radio.

Yep! Used to be when King's College choir starts "Hark The Herald Angels" for me but this year I brought it forward to the second I heard the opening bars of Greg...

Chris is a true talent, and as said genuinely a lovely bloke. He was on Mortimer and Whitehouse's Christmas episode talking about his ailments and illnesses. Irrepressible I think is the word. Hewesy Yep, I saw that and thought he looked really ill, poor man. Love a lot of his stuff, Stainsby Girls...

I've used Wayfair Furniture for various furniture purchases recently, including this chair. https://www.wayfair.co.uk/furniture/pdp/zipcode-design-emmaleigh-mesh-desk-chair-hvo74543.html" target="phpbbpopup That particular chair which I bought is now out of stock but it's very comfortable ...

Bought:

Martin D-X2E 12 string
Ozone 9
Ozone vinyl (OK I didn't pay for that)
EZ Drummer 2
Shure SM57 (seriously, after about 15 years of doing this lark!)
AKG K701s

Sold:
Alesis SR16
Fender Frontman 2i2 amp

Looking to sell:
Alesis Midiverb 4
Focusrite Platinum Trakmaster pro

For what it's worth there's also a decent Football Magazine called "Four Four Two"; I can't see it changing its name to "Three Five One One."

I did a couple of collaborations with a drummer mate during the first lockdown (one is on the forum album) and we used a shared dropbox folder. As he is not good with the tech I set up a Reaper project with two tracks, a guide track and a blank drum track, so he just had to load the project, hit re...

A decent alternative to weights is (are) resistance bands. I'm using them on my legs at the moment due to medical conditions which have an implication on my bones and they do the trick nicely, both for upper and lower body exercises.

The first example that sprung to mind for me is Neu! I've two of their albums, the best being "Neu! 75"; half the album is "electronica" and the other half is closer to punk. It's brilliant, seriously well worth a listen.

Well I was going to fire this one at one of my team as I work in a health club. But now seeing the original post was from 2009 and the poster only has 2 posts I'll leave it, although I remain curious. Ish. If anybody wants me to pursue it I'm happy to ask on their behalf...

I really like this! A long long time ago my band were briefly joined by two visiting West indies cricketers and natch we had to adapt our set list which basically became a short Bob Marley's Greatest Hits set. The one thing I really noticed was the bass player's technique and sound and when it came ...

i think they acheived something better than music..they made a generation of kids pick up the guitar and start a band... And adults too; I was one. There was an awful lot of absolute drivel around at that time and I'll always remember hearing Def Maybe for the first time. I'd heard the hype but not...

Hmmm; I'd echo the comment from the OP that there are bits of it that I'd be a little embarrassed at signing off for release, although it does have a home studio vibe to it. Can't quite work out what's going on with the acoustic in the right channel. Is it meant to be there or not? But looking at th...

Is this normal? Does anyone do this.? I bought my acoustic guitar mainly of what it looked like (Epiphone Hummingbird Pro) thinking it's an Epiphone so probably sounds good. Don't get me wrong, I tried it out in the shop, and it did sound good to my ears, but I didn't try any other guitars that day...

Arpangel wrote: Among my studio stuff are fridges, a tumble dryer, clothes racks, and hoovers, there is no carpet, just a stone floor that floods in periods of high water table.
But I do have a disco ball hanging from the joists,

There's your album cover then.

I've recently had my "studio" (spare bedroom which is no longer spare, nor a bedroom) completely redecorated / refurbished. New carpet (yes the old one was "sticky"), new desk, new hi-fi, new blind for the window, new sofa etc etc. It is now a real pleasure to be in the room and ...