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Everything posted by Xoo
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Or not. Half Man Half Biscuit - Trumpton Riots
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T'Pau - Bridge of Spies
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Paul Simon - Diamonds On The Soles Of Her Shoes Hmm - why did two hours of posts hide from me and make me look foolish?
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Human League - Don't You Want Me
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Haven't heard these since the days of 24 hour Hawkwind gigs at the Brixton Academy in the very early 90s. Good call.
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I think there's got to be some confusion as there is no Windows ASIO driver.
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I'm finding the Windows VST3 crashes on unload (it runs multiple exes in separate processes for the UI, I think) - anyone else?
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Rocket from the Crypt - On A Rope
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It's a bit punkier than most prog, but there are some definite prog moments on it. I really ought to buy it sometime (I know all the songs and have most on other compilations but not the whole caboodle).
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Much overlooked.
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Hawklords - 25 Years
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Motorhead - White Line Fever
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Tasmin Archer - Sleeping Satellite
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The Primitives - Crash
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Black Mountain - Mary Lou
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Teacher: Can anyome give me a sentence starting with "I"? Johnny: I is... Teacher: No, Johnny, you must always say "I am" not "I is". Johnny: OK. I am the square root of minus one.
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What's purple and commutes? An Abelian grape. What do you get if you cross a sheep with a goat? Mod goat mod sheep sin theta n-hat. What do you get if you cross a sheep with a mountaineer? You can't cross a vector with a scaler.
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Brand New Heavies - Midnight At The Oasis
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Does this mean it's time for a maths joke thread..?
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Old, but I just got sent it today. https://www.wendycarlos.com/resources/studiotips.html
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Thanks - I'm thinking of the Boss too, as I know how they work more than the Blackstar! It's a really interesting build: Fender Jazzmaster shape, P-bass pickups, simplified Les Paul wiring (one volume, one tone, one 3 way switch) and 9 gauge guitar strings (throw away the Es), and more frets than a standard uke. Low-G ukelele tuning. and sounds half-way between a ukelele and a guitar. Should be fun. And at least it can be played with headphones ?
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Does it need a phone/tablet to adjust it (in more than just very basic ways)? That's not going to be practical if so unfortunately. It might be a Christmas/birthday present, but I was hoping to find something a little cheaper for now. I'd looked at a Boss one which is probably "good enough" (https://www.amazon.co.uk/BOSS-KTN-MINI-Katana-Portable-Amplifier/dp/B072XKP8TH/ref=sr_1_23?crid=3U2N14MH6RDY2&keywords=small+guitar+amp&qid=1694519906&sprefix=small+guitar+amp%2Caps%2C115&sr=8-23) or a Blackstar (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Blackstar-FLY3-Fly-3-black/dp/B0BS9V2V9J/ref=sr_1_24?crid=3U2N14MH6RDY2&keywords=small%2Bguitar%2Bamp&qid=1694519906&sprefix=small%2Bguitar%2Bamp%2Caps%2C115&sr=8-24&th=1) which does at least match the uke!
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I'd looked at them (or similar) then discounted because of price - we weren't expecting to buy another instrument, let alone a custom electric uke ?
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I'm looking for some ideas for a small "guitar" amp: people here are very helpful - and knowledgeable (and I'm tapping into your wisdom...aka being a little lazy to start with). My 7 year old son has decided he's going to concentrate on learning recorder and ukelele. His latest acquisition is a one-off electric ukelele, something of an impulse purchase (at a country fair of all places!). We want to get him a small amp: there was a Vox battery powered one he played through at the fair which made us think about what we could get that has a speaker, supports headphones, has some internal FX and ideally has a line-in so he can play along to music. Definitely doesn't need to be battery powered though. I could trawl through manufacturers' websites but I know people here may well have some ideas before I start down that rabbit hole!