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I've used 1.0 mm Dunlop pics on el. geetarz and bass since I started playing. For acoustic I used thinner, but have now started using 1.14 mm Dunlop pics with another kind of gripping surface. I recently started using something called Attak picks when playing fast/doing shredding. For bass I have found a new favorite. A 1.6 mm Dunlop pick with the same kind of gripping surface as the 1.14 mm. I've also toyed a bit with a 3 mm Attak pick for bass. The attak picks give very nice attack (as the name suggests), which I like when playing fast/shredding. All the best.

Thanks mate! And thanks for lending me your ears ?

As usual very generous of you mate ?

Cool! Congrats mate!

Thanks for listening and feedback, John. All the best.

Thanks for listening and feedback, noynekker? All the best.

Thanks a lot for listening, and feedback Nigel ? All the best.

This is written, performed and mixed by me. Feedback is appreciated. All the best. In Vain Verse 1: So you think you're all alone in this. Well I guess that you are wrong. No one could ever deserve this less than you do right now, still you're the one that will prevail. Chorus: When all else seems to be in vain. Your strength gives hope to those who still cannot see. All you need to, is realise that you will sometimes fall down again. Verse 2: Do not fear where you are right now. It is just for some time. Remember everytime you fell, and did get up again. Stronger for every time. Chorus 2: Solo: Verse 3: It seems you have a gift for this. Make a right from what is wrong. It is a path layed down before you. Chorus 3: When all else seems to be in vain. Your strength gives hope to those who still cannot see. All you need to is realize that you, will sometimes fall down again. Sometimes fall down again.

Wow! Congrats, Keni! That's wonderful news? Best of luck ?

What kind of bass is it? Does it cover "all the bas(s)es"? Active or passive setup? Inquiring minds etc..

Is that how you reply to the missus? ?

Very good indeed to see him back ? He's been missed.

Hi. If you go to Studio One on the top bar, and scroll down to activation. What does it say? All the best.

Hi Tom. I won a lifetime membership for PLAP some 3 years ago (as it is fondly named by the "Plappers", instead of the loong "Produce like a pro"). The 1st thing I've ever won, if my memory serves me right. There's a bunch of extra stuff included in the membership, such as discount on certain hardware and plugins. I got my Lewitt 440 Pure with the PLAP discount. There's a lot of cool and knowledgeable people there as well. I've collaborated with some of them on a few songs, and it is cool. Even the Bapu himself is also a member there I would say that it is worth it. All the best.

I got 4 out of53...

The LA2A collection is included in Spark I just installed it on my laptop, along with 3(! API Vision Strip, Brigade Chorus and the 1176 collection) other plugins (and I also own quite a few). All the best.

A friend of mine has "333, Half evil" tattooed on his arm (in between a bunch of others). It was between that and the "667" one. I like the "667" betterer.

I have both Revoice Pro and Melodyne (Studio). I've never tested the pitch editing features in Revoice until yesterday. I have to say that I couldn't tell the difference between them. I don't think I need this, but unlike someone else, I won't buy it (or can afford it) ?

I was able to hear 18000 Hz on my headphones. I didn't think I would get that high (frequency wise). It sounded quite a bit lower (no pun intended) that the other frequencies though. I wasn't very kind to my hearing when I was young, but have taken better and better care of it as I've gotten older.

Yay or something like that...

A friend of mine used to sing loudly "sa ba do" to Metallica's Sad but true until we told him (after a while). I've probably done this myself without knowing it when I was younger. I stopped shouting in public (for a while) when I got older.

So I was wrong it seems. Through my son, that'll hear about this Never too old to learn at least (I hope). All the best.

I'm a Tool fan, and have been for 20(?) years. Something that has rubbed off on my sons, I'm pleased to say. My oldest son usually keep me up to date on the latest releases of bands he knows I like before I know about it myself ? They're one of my top 10 favorites, I'd say. I like their older stuff better than the latest releases, but that's probably just me getting older and hang on to old favorites, I presume... ? They played in Oslo a month or so ago, and I didn't know about it until the day of the show (?), so no way to get (legal, and at 10 times the price) a ticket. One of my nephews went without telling me, and he won't do that again They are one of a few of my favorite bands I haven't gotten to see live, and probably never will (now). I also like that they make all the music and vocals before handing it over to Danny Carey (the drummer). A thing my oldest son told me, and (supposedly) quoted from Maynard James Keenan (vocals) and Adam Jones (geetar) is that: "We finish everything before giving it over to Danny to *#@% it up". So, yeah... I'm a Tool (fan).

Congrats! That's great news ? All the best.

I shouted at Mike 2 days ago for the 1st time since before the summer, and me getting Covid. I had to play geetar until I got enough breathe to dare shouting at Mike. Not the worst "penalty" to get though. New CR song in the making, plus a couple of my own.