Bapu

So is he taking the amp with him?

29 minutes ago, jesse g said:

Edit button is hidden in the 3 horizontal buttons in the upper left hand corner of your post. (...)

Commonly known as the "more" link.

2 hours ago, Zo said:

There's an error in your post Bapu , i don't see "installed" lol ?!

Not for $200, maybe buy one get 2 free.

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Celebs Still Alive

Or $26.47 direct from PSP for (since I own the whole of all their plugins  except Aural Comp).

Installed!

43 minutes ago, bitflipper said:

The trick will be convincing my bandmates that Piece of My Heart will go over as a slow blues.

Re-title it Piece of My Foot.

Here's hoping he gig goes well and it does not exacerbate the bad foot's condition.

I maybe bought 2 or 3 editions over the course of the 80s.

7 hours ago, ralfrobert said:

For a bit more, one can buy a Valhalla plugin. There have to be very good arguments to not buy these classics first. Are there any?

That means for under a Benjamin you can have both!

Not a fan but sad anyway.

On 7/25/2023 at 10:23 AM, Yan Filiatrault said:

Bought!

#metwo (about 4 years ago ?)

@craigb yer an author now? ?

7 minutes ago, Lord Tim said:

 Let's not throw any shade until it's all settled.

It's too dang hot here in So Cal, we need all the shade we can get.

40 minutes ago, Fleer said:

when you need it?

U need this (Mark II)

1 hour ago, Bapu said:

 

When The Bapu speaks, everyone listens. Badges are gone (except the mods).

I'll be exposed for the fraud I Am when the actual post count is updated. ? 

Hope the feet are getting better Dave.

Is this better (cost and steps aside) than using Moises and just combining back all but vocals?

Moises does a pretty good job, but it is $39 (iirc) per year. 

14 hours ago, bitflipper said:

 I just want to know I could melt faces if I wanted to.

Installed!

Installed!

1 hour ago, bitflipper said:

The week prior I had suffered heatstroke and probably should have been carried out on a stretcher with an IV drip. But I was optimistic for last Saturday's outdoor gig. They, at least, had a canopy over the stage. But it was a new heat record, even beating out the previous Saturday's temperatures that nearly killed me. I spent the whole set desperately trying to wipe sweat from my eyes.

On the way home, I commented that my shoes felt like they were too small. My feet hurt badly. (Note to self: most piano players do it sitting down. But no, you gotta be Keith frickin' Emerson.)

Sunday morning I could barely walk. Looking down at my feet in horror, the left one was grossly swollen, discolored and - ick - bleeding. If it's still like this tomorrow I'll make an appointment to have it looked at in a month or so. (Yeh, laugh it up, you Europeans. Our health care system is spelled f-r-e-e-d-o-m, you commies.)

I'd like to say that other than the physical discomfort it was a pretty good gig. I'd like to say that.

But unfortunately we had a horrid sound system (some scuffed-up Mackies that looked like garage sale refugees) and a FoH "engineer" who didn't seem to know what any of the knobs and cables were for. All he could do for the insistent feedback was shift to different frequencies, ultimately settling on an EQ curve I'd describe as "60's-era ghetto blaster".

He also cussed a lot. Although I admit that sometimes works for me, it didn't seem to be much help for him. Two other bands were on before us, so you'd think he'd have worked out the kinks after two hours. But it was just as bad for the band that followed us. I could hear the feedback squeals blocks away as I drove off.

tl;dr

So it really was joyous event then?

16 minutes ago, mibby said:

I can quit buying plugins anytime.

I've done it a thousand times.

Well.... maybe 3 or 4 thousand times. ?