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Well I'll still reward you though. Recent acquisition:  I was originally hoping this would sound cheesier than its Yamaha counterpart. In hindsight, they're both pretty loving cheesy. petit choux fucked around with this message at 02:12 on Sep 9, 2021 |
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Sep 9, 2021 02:09
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petit choux posted:Well I'll still reward you though. Recent acquisition: i've been waiting for this postement, for all my wife (borat voice)
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muike posted:i've been waiting for this postement, for all my wife (borat voice) Nice! And then you use these drums to make the Phil Collins "In the air tonight" du-dum, du-dum, du-dum, du-dum, dum-dum" petit choux fucked around with this message at 03:15 on Sep 9, 2021 |
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petit choux posted:My rhetorical guitar body has left the virtual realm and I still need advice on what neck to get I started a partscaster build that I haven’t had time to finish so I haven’t actually used it yet, but I got a custom Warmoth neck that seems really, really nice. 9.5-14” compound, dark Indian rosewood on roasted maple, stainless steel frets, tusq nut, and their standard thin profile. Around the same price as a low-to-mid tier real Fender neck but you can get exactly what you want down to picking the specific piece of wood for the fingerboard. I really need to finish that build, it’s going to be sick. Sherwood green squier body, Fralin pickups, mint green plastic parts, aged copper metal parts. I got all the parts together and got as far as shielding the cavity and then I had to pack everything up to move house.
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Thanks. Question: There's a lot of people selling used necks for this model on ebay. Anything one should watch out for?
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Sep 9, 2021 06:19
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petit choux posted:Thanks. fakes and busted truss rods, but you're not going to know until you get one in your hands. I'm not saying that its common or anything, just theoretically possible. To be fair, I bought a completely unbranded $50 neck for my Squier partscaster and its absolutely fine.
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 I work away from home for extended periods and have found plugging in cables to sing the synthetic song of forbidden love between a pipe organ, lead metal guitar, and bagpipes to be my zen.
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B33rChiller posted:
You may share your music. I'll allow it.
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B33rChiller posted:
How are you synthetically bagpiping? If we get one more covid variant wave I'll probably end up buying the real thing.
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havelock posted:How are you synthetically bagpiping? Horribly, tbh. It was more my way of saying that the sounds coming out of this are cacaphonous and screaming. Also some really nice driving bass thumps from the neutron. The volca modular has a very metallic reverb, and when fed screeching FM, it can get bagpipesque. I should disclose that I'm still in my first year or so of doing anything with an instrument since an aborted attempt at self learning bass guitar in my youth. petit choux posted:You may share your music. I'll allow it. Edit. bees x1000 posted:I would like one (1) cover of Highland Cathedral in cacophonous, screaming and screeching FM, please B33rChiller fucked around with this message at 21:16 on Sep 9, 2021 |
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I would like one (1) cover of Highland Cathedral in cacophonous, screaming and screeching FM, please
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Electronic bagpipes are a real thing. With a MIDI option, no less. https://www.rosspipes.com Can’t say I haven’t been tempted.
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Lawen posted:Electronic bagpipes are a real thing. With a MIDI option, no less. This is the one I keep looking at https://blairbagpipes.com/
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Welp just caved in and bought one of my dream guitar. A minty 2015 Gibson ES-295 Limited Run in 60s Cherry. Usually this model is all gold but I already have a gold top and well I think the cherry looks amazing. Should be here soon and I can't wait! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JyeI4DeYKpA
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Needed a good overdrive for my bass, popped on a Darkglass B3K v2
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Got an overlay for my neutron. Doesn't lay perfectly flat but that's a fine trade off for actually being able to read the patchbay.
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CatBlack posted:Got an overlay for my neutron. Doesn't lay perfectly flat but that's a fine trade off for actually being able to read the patchbay. That looks great!
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I tried to post a pic but I was too drunk when I tried, but I bought a bunch of Ibanez knobs for way more money than I should've.
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CatBlack posted:Got an overlay for my neutron. Doesn't lay perfectly flat but that's a fine trade off for actually being able to read the patchbay. Those coloured boxes remind me of ones of these, my first modular synth (note the piezo buzzer  )
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  MIJ, circa `87-`88, one of the first SXII production runs. (Model introduced in 1988, serial number indicates 1987) My first non-budget-brand guitar. I'm going to have to get back into it and build up my hands again in order for it to really sing, but even unplugged it sounds better than basically anything else I've played. I never thought I'd own a strat of any sort, tbh. My main guitar is a telecaster, sure, but that was a bit more of stumbling rear end over teakettle into a really good deal. I always figured I'd end up in some kind of humbucker zone for extreme gently caress-you noisemaking, but I've wanted a twelve-string basically since day one, and, well, I stumbled rear end over teakettle into this one being available. hexwren fucked around with this message at 09:22 on Sep 11, 2021 |
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Sep 11, 2021 09:20
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If you're mad enough to get a 12 string, a vintage Japanese fender is a pretty cool way to go.
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Oooooh that is very nice, you got a good compressor to go with it?
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I do not have any kind of compressor, let alone a good one. please, clue me in
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hexwren posted:I do not have any kind of compressor, let alone a good one. please, clue me in You know how distortion tones are super easy to play on because all your notes and chords sound even, volume-wise, and you get lots of sustain? Compressors do exactly that for your clean tones. They even out the volume and reduce dynamics in the guitar’s signal being sent to your amp so you don’t have to be so precious about exactly how hard you hit each note. Basically you can dig in a lot harder with your pick without getting those occasional accidental extra-loud notes blasting through your ears, and they can also add a bunch of sustain to your sound too. Best compressor I’ve played through is an Origin Effects Cali76 Compact Deluxe. It’s quite expensive at $300 though. Another top shelf compressor is the Wampler Ego Compressor. You can get them online for around $170 or so new. GreatGreen fucked around with this message at 19:48 on Sep 13, 2021 |
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hexwren posted:I do not have any kind of compressor, let alone a good one. please, clue me in In addition to GreatGreen's post, I have a Mooer Yellow Comp that was like 40 bucks and I like it. I run it on the subtle side (never have the comp knob higher than noon) but it really does help even things out
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Got an incredible Craigslist deal. It’s my first hardware synth and I’m really excited to play around with it
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Pablo Nergigante posted:Got an incredible Craigslist deal. It’s my first hardware synth and I’m really excited to play around with it  drat thats sexy, look at all those sliders.....
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Rutibex posted:
It's a "virtual analog synthesizer" aka a digital synth meant to emulate analog, but it has Real Controls and from what I looked up it can make a nice variety of sounds. Plus I got it for less than half of what it goes for used lol.
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GreatGreen posted:a bunch of great info here  I wanted to use it as a sort of limiter to tame the signal between a synth and fx pedals. Raising up the quieter sounds was a surprising aspect for me, the first time I heard it.
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A sound engineer friend of mine referred to compressors as a simple tool, like a hammer - get roughly the right one for a job and use it.
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Pablo Nergigante posted:Got an incredible Craigslist deal. It’s my first hardware synth and I’m really excited to play around with it Wow, looks good!
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My neutron has a buddy now
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Dzus posted:
Very nice, what brand is that? I presume that's a toasted maple neck - it looks incredibly roasted!
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Says fender on the bridge plate at least
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Carth Dookie posted:Says fender on the bridge plate at least Bugger, looking at the wrong end.
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Seems to me like the limited edition Fender American Professional with the rosewood neck. Logo is laser engraved so it's hard to see but you can *juuuust* make it out. Cool finish!
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Elissimpark posted:Very nice, what brand is that? Olivil posted:Seems to me like the limited edition Fender American Professional with the rosewood neck. Logo is laser engraved so it's hard to see but you can *juuuust* make it out. You got it! The all rosewood neck feels awesome with a little bit of wax, I've heard awful things about the pickups but I think they sound great. 
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CatBlack posted:My neutron has a buddy now  I think you need more booping boxes, you clearly have space
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