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Thanks! Copped it to get Space Station off the Audiority site for 29 schemekles.

Arrived. I grabbed the one I ordered for $39 that's supposed to be a 16 terrabytes SSD labelled "16T", plugged it in and everything seems to be working fiALL YOUR BASE ARE BELONG TO US!!! I kid. I went offline and plugged the drive into a macbook and opened disk utility. So I formatted the drive and named it "Walmart Scam" then did a 'get info' on the drive. It looks to be the correct capacity. So I copied over a 20gig file from my desktop, because I wanted to exceed 16gigs in case that was the scam. It did copy over, so the capacity is at least over 20 gigs. There's no way this is a proper USB 3.1 SSD (see below) by real world standards. Extremely slow. Like, well over an hour to transfer the 20gb file. USB2.0 at best. Seriously, this is the slowest drive I've used in the past 30 years. I'll include AIT tape backups with that. I notice no difference in speed changing cables types (USC-C etc). Basically feels like a very slow flash drive. There's zero chance of seriously recording to these- I tried. Sometimes when I plug in the drive it takes an extreme time to mount, and can even cause weird things like system hangs. I was hoping at worst, they are large capacity slower drives that I could backup projects on and upcharge the labels for. I'll probably just return them all but I'll probably sleep on it. Kinda tempted to pop one open in the interest of science, but I'm guessing it'll be like the youtube already posted.

#1: This is the power of the magnet of the speaker. -12 Wb to +12 Wb range. I think of it like a "tone" parameter that can add a solidness to things. You can also change the magnet element between Ferrite M, Ferrite H, AlNiCo and Neodymium. #2: Yeah, I guess. I look at it for two things... "backing off" when things are sounding unintentionally broken especially with an old speaker chosen that has sweet tone but breaks apart when the guitar playing gets too rambunctious, and for making things sound intentionally broken, like what'd I'd expect from The Kinks or something. Distortion like this is so subjective, you'll need to just eff with it and see if it's for you. I like it. A nice non-guitar based application- I use this pushed on 808 bass mults from time to time with a HPF when I'm having difficultly getting them to translate on smaller speakers. I demo'd this in session at a big Sound Motel, and everyone in the room was stoked with the sounds we were getting, so I bought it (on sale but more than this) instantly. For people working from a home studio, or a place without the ability to record guitar speakers properly - this should be even more useful. Watch the youtubes, demo it yourself, and you should know if it's worth it to you. It's more for tone chasers, imo.

Jumpin' Heysues on a pogo stick... Old 16TB drive for $37? In for cancellation.

Thing is, I love hoarding the tuners because I'm often in a foreign "sound motel" and if a tuner isn't handy, I just install that on their rig and leave it. The fact that ProTools doesn't have a built in tuner, or at least a plug in, is so dumb.

*pffft*

To compare... If you have used the VLB902, the Lindell works a lot harder than the LRS version, so you'll have to dial back the mix knob on the Lindell if you want similar results. I like the Lindell better. The VLB is slightly smoother on the super top end (like, beyond the threshold of hearing). If you listen to the detector on the Lindell, the volume will change if you adjust the range. This doesn't happen on the LSR Audio version. The Lindell is much more like the hardware in my experience. Simple, quick dessing. It does work at 384kHz, if you are a psychopath that works at that sampling rate. There's stupid "noise" feature I quickly turn off. It oversamples to 16X. You can resize it, sidechain into it, and change the calibration of it.

Meter on this thing can hit your CPU harder than expected. I only use the meter when I need to. Sounds like a DBX902 to me. Slightly improved on the VLB 902 from LSR sonically, who must've done this version, and the added features are welcome. No brainer at $29.

New Year's Resolution... dig deep into all this "DynIR" voodoo.

It's back here: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1567589-REG/audio_technica_at2020v_at2020_limited_edition_chrome.html/SID/e8c186a668db11ec9be2363f2c00ba5d0INT I copped one. It WILL get fingerprinted with the shiny chrome, but I do prefer it to the black. Lots for me to like; looks good, great 'bang for the buck' sound, compact which is great cause it'll be one of my travel mics.

It's all a conspiracy perpetrated by the Industrial Harddrive Complex. #staywoke

Digital subscriptions get my hopes up everytime.

Worth mentioning...

SAMSUNG 870 QVO Series 2.5" 2TB SATA III Samsung 4-bit MLC V-NAND Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) MZ-77Q2T0B/AM $127.49 w/code EMCXHSSU46 edit: there's a $10 giftcard promo on the app as well... edit edit: YRMV... looks targeted for certain email addresses...

Whoa. https://www.kmraudio.com/knif-audio-soma.php ?

I was holding out to see if another retailer would come up cheaper/with rewards. Doesn't look like that's gonna happen.

This company's website and server are down very often. I own MCab, but have been weary of Melda's products because of weird crashes with their stuff in the past. You have a rep for demanding the best out of guitar simulation stuff, so I'll start digging into it by year's end (along with starting to reorganize all my IR's, drum samples, presets, etc).

Huh

Turd mic is back. Neewer NW-8000 USB Condenser Microphone Kit (Black) - 50.59 - $31.87 with code 63MW1221 = $18.72 free shipping w/ Prime or orders over $25+ Enter promo code 63MW1221 at checkout. Kit Includes: NW-8000-USB Microphone NW-35 Boom Arm, Shock Mount Foam Windscreen Pop Filter Desk Clamp USB-A to B Cable

I really like the full version. The Dimension D and Symphonic are great and pretty faithful to the hardware units (I own the Roland and Yamaha), Ensemble- I can't speak on the hardware as I've never used it, but the only thing I've been able to get it to work on is string pads, and even then there's a high 'cheese' element. Definitely cop this free version if you haven't.

Fixed link: SONIBLE SMART:LIMIT CROSSGRADE for $54.18

I did that thing where I left the tab open last night and was like, "Maybe JRR or someone will sell it cheaper if I wait..." (See pic) I even tried adding it from that page, but it adjusted to the reg price.

Yeti Blackout USB Microphone $85

code: group gets it closer. That and the Avedis EQ are my favs from them.

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