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The shirt you're wearing in that first pic looks familiar... (in the reflection!). 😆

Well, you were due a break Dave!

After helping a friend's band a couple of weeks ago (two venues), I must say that's a NICE looking, roomy stage!

Although that one person on the left looks like it's giving her a headache! 😆 Definitely let me know if you guys ever "tour" down this way. I'm making more now, but still catching up so I don't drive much. Before you retire I want to head up there and see a show!

Thanks! I've posted a link to the full album in my Discord server. It's definitely the type of thing they will want to listen to!

Katrina & The Waves - Walking On Sunshine

Metric - Waves

Is he auditioning for Great White?

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First to 5,000 wins! 🤣

That would be a definite upgrade for my current car stereo!

The big question: Will pwal12345 catch up before "the end???" 🤔 😜

Are you implying that he's not an amateur tool fumbling around in his one studio? He could be able to deal with 2,000 pounds or, he might be fruity and loopy!

So, all the magic is in the label maker, ya? Like, if you put "Coffee Maker" on one of the units then that's what it will do, right? 😆

I thought this was an awesome interview (especially for those of us old programmer / musician types) so I figured I'd share!

Yes! Thanks Wooks! I had that one archived as well.

Found a lot of other IR files too including a bunch for various cabs...

Thanks! Doing a search of my archives I ran into something called a SIR Impulse Response Processor too... Topic came up when someone was trying to figure out how to mix without headphones in a weird shaped, untreated room.

I'm pretty sure he's an old bass type. 😜

Impulse Response? 🤔 If so, how are these files created and used???

I recall a type of file that could be created that would help you create/mix by capturing/modeling the sound of a room. It basically allowed you to mix in an untreated room by removing what the room sounded like normally thus making the room seem like a dead and treated room. The files created were called something possibly starting with an "R" (resonance?). I can't remember this (probably because I just woke up! LOL!), or the process of how you used them. I also seem to remember that these files could be used to get how a certain speaker, mic or instrument sounded as well? Don't know...