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  1. I racked all my geetars up.... .....and then chopped off the headstocks just for this photee ??
    6 points
  2. 6 points
  3. Just another brick...
    5 points
  4. I put my guitars up on the wall. Since I’ve acquired chronic amnesia, I can’t remember when, I needed all the help I can get
    4 points
  5. I did the same thing on my wall. Works great. Always have my main guitars at hand.
    4 points
  6. 3 points
  7. Here is my ever evolving studio. Made the desk in 1988 and have been carting it with me for some years. Finally reduced down to 1 full rack for processing sound and a half-rack for generating sound. Cakewalk since 2002
    3 points
  8. Billy Joel though......... For many years and for no reason whatsoever I always imagined that guy was a boggle-eyed onanist of the highest order. Turns out I was right.
    3 points
  9. This one is a little out of date - I recently made the jump to Windows 10
    3 points
  10. Nice wall. Did Mexico pay for it?
    3 points
  11. Just received the following email. Riffstation is a great program and is currently free. It'll be interesting to see what they replace it with. +++++++++++++++++++++ Goodbye, Riffstation Pro We are sad to announce that Riffstation Pro (Mac/PC) will no longer be available for download. We are immensely proud of the success Riffstation has experienced and of the legion of dedicated guitar players it has seen develop along the way. We'd like to thank you for your support over the years. We will be coming out with an exciting new product soon. In the meantime, if you are using an older version of Riffstation Pro, we strongly recommend that you update to the latest version now to future-proof your app. It's free to download until March 15, 2019. Download Please note that you will need Mac OS X v10.10/Windows 7 or higher to run the latest version of the application. See you soon, The Riffstation team
    2 points
  12. One of the photos captured by yours truly on a recent visit to The Black Country Living Museum where some of the location shooting for Peaky Blinders takes place. It cries out for the monochrome treatment, but personally I think I just prefer the full fat colour version ?
    2 points
  13. This from guy whose prize synth looks like a 1970's telephone switchboard??
    2 points
  14. Yeah I watched Hired Gun too. In fact, as the credits rolled ( yes I read them!) I saw that Jason had a lot to do with the filming, and I remember reading something about this a while back and thinking "I want to watch that!" Well I did. It was an eye opener. Good thing I didn't make it. I would have been eat up and thrown up against the wall. A lot!! Because I am hard headed and keep doing the same thing expecting..... I also have a DVD of a film new film made last year that I haven't had a chance to watch yet. Sidemen. About the side men that played with the great blues players we all know.
    2 points
  15. Sad but quite possibly true .... ? Hey , You got one out of 20,199. ...just messing w you ...have a good one ... Overall , I agree with you there James . Liberty 's sections of the film had me sitting on the edge of my chair . He seems like a no nonsense straight shooter from the hip . A few decades of playing and hanging around with the same band members and having the same boss could have taken it's toll . Who knows the truth about what happened since we only heard one side of the story . This dialog does seem to bring up an interesting point . What happens when you find out about a band or a musician that was placed on a lofty pedestal (by oneself) Then over time the back story comes out and the facts indicate they had questionable integrity or in plain English they were just a Douche ? That's one thing about watching these type of films I find interesting ...I find out so much stuff I didn't know about some of my hero's .... It's not always good , in some cases it may even be tragic ....ex Terry Kath playing Russian roulette w a non revolver / a semi auto pistol w one in the chamber ...sad indeed all the best, Kenny
    2 points
  16. We should put bikinis on them all ?
    2 points
  17. Thanks Lars. If it was anyone else you might think a new product on the way.
    2 points
  18. Don't like the stock Cabs (don't like them in Helix, HeadRush, and most other AmpSims both hardware and software). Using my preferred Cab IRs, TH-U is sounding pretty good. Comparing it to Helix Native and HeadRush (hardware) side-by-side, it's holding up pretty well. Overloud has a set of "British" profiles available for purchase for the Rig Player. The included Profiles are (IMO) a little on the lower-end side. Just enough to show what's possible... but leaves you wanting better Amp/Cab/Mic "Rig" profiles. CPU use is pretty low (even when running at 96k) On higher-gain setting, background noise is a little lower than some other AmpSims. Working with guitar/bass pickups in close proximity to a computer (EMI), that's always a welcome thing.
    2 points
  19. Wow, not only do you guys have gear, but walls too!!! ? *Jealous...*
    2 points
  20. Definitely check out the demo - there's another thread about the update under the deals forum and some are underwhelmed about acquiring this upgrade. If you are planning on buying it... If you're on Time+Space's mailing list check your email for a 10% off discount coupon code. If you have Time+Space loyalty points you can drop the price further still. https://www.timespace.com/products/overloud-th-u-full-guitar-amp-simulator?variant=20701205266545
    2 points
  21. Even (especially) if you have the paid version, get this release. When I got this machine last year, I had issues getting my serial to take for authorization (customer support was still alive then, so got it resolved). I am assuming that this download going away also means that the registration servers will go offline. This free version is unlocked and may be the only way to re-install RiffStation in the future.
    2 points
  22. Do you really want to advertise this ? ? ?
    2 points
  23. Boston Flowers 90's Cakewalk spirit::. [version 2021.12] Give it a chance! Click to DOWNLOAD::. Give it a chance! Click to DOWNLOAD::. [Also, don't miss Deep in Lab theme]
    1 point
  24. Tempo view would be nice if the tempo curve like an Automation lane with movable, selectable and tilt-able nodes. like this video. at 5:58. and please make the transform tool available for tempo view. maybe tempo track is a good solution.
    1 point
  25. It's been a while since I visited, so I thought I would check out the new forum. I had some issues uploading to Bandlab and had to find another track. This is my latest instrumental.
    1 point
  26. Spending far too long wondering why your Netflix programme won't rewind before remembering that you're actually watching a DVD that requires a different remote.
    1 point
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    1 point
  28. Acronym. Definition. DVD. Digital Versatile Disc (formerly Digital Video Disc) Because I believe you are serious and don't know what they are. Which I can believe from seeing pictures of your studio ?
    1 point
  29. I definitely agree that some knob implementations are better than others. Maybe I came across too strong about the "real" look of VSTs - in fact, if it is an emulation of an existing bit of gear I prefer it to have the real-gear look, because you can use it as if it was the original... and in those cases, a knob makes total sense if it was a knob on the original. And I'm certainly not against good artwork on a plugin, as long as it doesn't affect its usability. There's the other end of the scale too, where the "functional" look is taken too far - take some of the Melda Production plugins for example... some of the GUI's leave me looking all over the place to find the parameters as everything looks the same. I do love the sound of the Melda stuff though. I guess what I'm looking for is a sensible balance between looks and ease of use. With the sonitus stuff, the look is a bit bland, but for me it doesn't affect functionality.
    1 point
  30. Had to happen one day, right?
    1 point
  31. I am not aware of any demo projects specifically designed for Cakewalk by BandLab. Could provide a link to the project giving you trouble? It might be helpful for others to look at the project before making suggestions. Other than load and try to run this project, have you tried more simple tests such as creating a project, add an audio clip to it and try to play the project?
    1 point
  32. I think that's pretty normal. Hits have vocals. When Mike Oldfield tried to get Tubular Bells out, he was met with "put some vocals on it and you have a deal". Glad he didn't. I think instrumental music can do something popsongs can't do. Thanks for your feedback.
    1 point
  33. Nice melancholy piece with a good sense of movement and plenty of melody. Don't understand why people would suggest adding vocals when you've already said it's an instrumental.
    1 point
  34. Dear Strammy, May I borrow your P bass? Dear James, May I borrow your black Les Paul?
    1 point
  35. Have to agree that this is a piece that doesn't need a vocal track ... I listened to it while looking at some photographs of Triesenberg (I'm geekie like that) and it worked well, so, very enjoyable mind trip .....Might even visit one day looks nice .... SPAK
    1 point
  36. I like the overall vibe of this @soundregion. There is a limit of six minuets on song length with Bandlab if your tune was longer that may have been why you had an issue.
    1 point
  37. I could never post a pic in the old Forum but all I have to do is drag and drop now? What the...
    1 point
  38. I liked this. The guitar parts are what make it IMO.A very melancholic yet medium paced piece. Has a contemplative feel while on the move. I don't hear a vocal in this. I personally can't put a date on this like 70's. I think it sounds current . Thanks for sharing!
    1 point
  39. @Bapu listened to both Ed and the SC sounds clearer and more defined than the BL version which I suspect got a touch of their mastering which I have yet to try which probably translates to never.
    1 point
  40. Muy buenas compañero! Es siempre bienvenido todo tipo de ayuda y más aún cuando no hay mucho material en otros idiomas, por ejemplo, en español conozco muy pocos los que hacen tutoriales o reviews a fondo o cosas así sobre este grandioso DAW Cakewalk, generalmente lo dejan hasta cierto punto y no se llega a actualizar, una pena, y lo que genera muchas veces es que al final muchos de los usuarios no prueben el producto porque no manejan otros idiomas sobre todo el inglés que es el principal y ya saben adonde van todos después, no? Sé que aqui hay varios hispanohablantes que manejan el inglés muy bien y es por eso que utilizan software con soporte totalmente en inglés, cosa que para otros no es nada atractivo. Así que yo no veo el porqué no se podría hacer esto, es más, ojalá que esto crezca mas y mas porque al final de cuentas nosotros somo los beneficiados junto a Bandlab, nosotros por ayudarnos y Bandlab para que mas y mas personas alrededor del mundo utilicen Cakewalk. P.S.: sorry for the spanish wall of text!
    1 point
  41. it's quieter than i would have imagined. ?
    1 point
  42. Most of them are 'Chord 180', black metal discs with adjustable arms - currently £2.71 each on Amazon! The others are 'String Swing' which have a nice hardwood block to fix to the wall.
    1 point
  43. Nope! And his wife wouldn't even give him $1 for it!!! : )
    1 point
  44. It's a nice listen. Maybe the bass elements could come up a bit in the mix? The balance of the mix leans a bit to the upper eq side. A nice composition, a very calming listen, and easily has cinema potential I think - kind of 1970's in a way. cheers, -Tom
    1 point
  45. Have a lyricist? It begs for some words Nice straightforward song . It might have been good to modulate during the breakdown just to give it a little spice.
    1 point
  46. Sounds like a plugin in demo mode to me. Did you recently install a plugin you chose not to buy? Try an empty project our disable all plugins with E key to begin to isolate the impact.
    1 point
  47. You can use a resource editor to extract & repaint the graphics.
    1 point
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