I fell that where pick are concerned some serious investment is justified. Thusly, I treat myself to genuine Jim Dunlop Max Grip .60mm picks, £14.76 for a pack of 24.

Because I’m worth it.

Dynamic Mike wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 9:57 am But if you plot a chord on tab it just seems to me to look like an upstroke because you tend read down the page, so the top E string appears first.

Have you tried hanging by your ankles?

I feel I’m in a pretty good position to answer this question because for years I played the guitar “upside down”, i.e. a right-handed guitar played in a left-handed stance. A couple of years ago I decided to go straight and play conventional left-handed. When I was playing “upside down” I could cons...

The MU used to deal with Victor C Knight in London but moved to Alliance (I think) some time ago. Worth checking both for quotes subject to the following: The PL cover (*£5M) is available with membership as well as *cover for equipment which can form the basis of a voluntary excess you can take to a...

Once a useable setting has been established it should be possible to create a workflow and “appearance” on the sq6 that only presents the essential elements of the day’s project to the user, which can be easily saved for future events. Another tool which is very useful is the Mixing Station app whic...

So yes, get juiced up if you can. Don't forget an RCB on the feed. Dave. POI: RCD, unless there’s a hidden cricket connection I haven’t spotted. RCB = Residual Current Breaker. Just one of the terms used for the same protective device. Just as valid as RCD (Residual Current Device) and RCCB (Residu...

ef37a wrote: ↑Fri Mar 29, 2024 11:56 am So yes, get juiced up if you can. Don't forget an RCB on the feed.

Dave.

POI:
RCD, unless there’s a hidden cricket connection I haven’t spotted.

Also, a simple mains supply checker should be one of the first tools in the bag, not expensive but has certainly saved many lives.

IMHO, you don't need a capacitor mic for banjo, at least not on live shows, an SM57 for the banjo should be fine… Agree strongly, in fact in a nursing home I suspect a ‘57 on an easily adjustable stand might even cover fiddle et al as well if the speaker is far enough away. Piezo pickups on a fiddl...

Mike Monte wrote: ↑Mon Mar 18, 2024 1:26 pm
I have always found that DJ's need way-more sub than a band to impress anyone.

FTFY.

Arsectomy, I thought. I do a very similar thing with a wireless number pad triggering actions/macros in Reaper: Record Stop - keep Stop - discard Go to (specified) marker Toggle repeat Switch on kettle (requested feature) Good luck with the project, Bob. I’m sure we’d all love to read some diary hig...

forumuser931182 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2024 9:38 pm Apparently some people also use it on their fingernails.

Mmm… sounds a bit weird.

Nail varnish.

Black Cherry is FABULOUS for ever ocassion.

paul tha other wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2024 10:17 am i tried to put hot sauce on my toast..wasnt the same..lols

I recommend hotter sauce.

paul tha other wrote: ↑Sat Feb 10, 2024 2:18 pm …and i had to make do with toast that night

Oh the DEPRIVATION!!

Find a nice space with an ambient sound that will incorporate well into the recording or a dead space that will give you a clean sound - then sing at a slightly greater distance.

It will be natural and un-hyped but should be even and pleasant - assuming your voice is even and pleasant.

I do a little bit of basic teaching and I tell the kids they learn it in their heads and on their fingers separately, marrying the two only happens when both are sufficiently embedded. It manages the expectations and completely deals with the frustrated anxiety that spoils everything. Keep up the do...

The Elf wrote: ↑Sat Mar 09, 2024 7:31 am

shufflebeat wrote: ↑Sat Mar 09, 2024 12:30 am Reaper - Regions - Export - done.

It's the same thing. No need to get another DAW involved.

True, but other folks may have the same question and this may be the appropriate answer. That was a bit of a word-fart without context or much consideration on my part.

Reaper - Regions - Export - done.

….breathe out!