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I have this pedal board and love it. Mine says skb not furman. These have to be the same thing rebranded, right? Mine has a hard case that is a suitcase for pedals.

Totally great article. I read every word.

If you don't have the ashtray cover for the bridge, i recommend it. It's comfortable and changes your playing. Less palm muting.

I'm not sure I'd use the LED cable when I'm re-amping. I don't use it direct into my amp. It does kinda change things a little. But with Amp Sims it definitely helps.

https://craiganderton.org/transient-tamer-diy-project/ This is what I'm talking about when I mention LEDs on a guitar cable for use with Software Amp Simulators. This really helps and I do switch to it if I start using another one. I can hear it and prefer it.

Man i feel for you both. My deep compassion and sympathy.

Beautiful!

Yes, I've tried them and think they are pretty good. Craig Anderton did a blind test with us comparing professionally mastered with landr. Many could detect the difference. I think it is great for quick efforts, but if you really love your song, you might try both.

Only in cakewalk for you. It doesn't happen for me. Try a new project. Single track, mono interleave, panned hard. Do bounce to tracks and split mono. Now normalize the quiet track. When i take these steps i get a flat line. Now when i add a nice stereo reverb to the master bus, i have signal on both sides. Other fx will do this too. Console emulator on the master bus will bleed to the quiet track, for example. No one is in a dither over this bc we are mostly thinking pibcak.

@Starise I'm really sorry to hear it. I wish you all the luck in the world.

I've gone the other way, from amp sim to amp. I used to play mainly through headphones at home. Making a mic cable with the two leds definitely helps with the amp sim. But my amp with a rock crusher attenuator is sick. I love miking it myself. Moving the amp around the room. I have never come close to the tones i get with my amp using software amp modeling.

They can be had for around 100 usd. I have an mxl and a royer. Check with friends. In my circle, we sometimes share gear.

I'd try a ribbon Mic.

I kicked in a smidge.

Most deff.

Easy does it. I believe food is medicinal. I believe that all we do impacts our health. I believe in science and understand the meaning of repeatable results. Not all good things are easy to repeat. The fact that somethings aren't easily quantified doesn't mean they aren't real or that they don't have value. I appreciate everyone's responses. Thanks folks.

My dad has it pretty bad. Mine isn't constant. It's in both hands... Today, while working, i hit the shift button with my left hand pinky and it started. But moving to dinner my mom had me carry the drinks with my steady hands. ? Maybe less coffee wouldn't hurt. I haven't seen a dr yet. I'll talk about it at my next regular dr apt. Dec or Jan. I'm only 50.

Thanks, Tony. "A tremor is an involuntary, somewhat rhythmic... " I suppose somewhat rhythmic might be an improvement in my playing. Lol.

Ok. Guess not. Turns out I do. ? I guess play while you can is always good advice.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tremor Does anyone here have experience with this and willing to share?

Congrats! I hope it lives up to expectations.

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