Bapu

Waiting on Notes in costume when he played the nudist camp.

Dyslexia yours up has messed sentence the.

You can never have to many reverbs, EQs, compressors, delay, limiters and furnace humidifiers I say

Whatever you choose *not* to install send it my way. I'm in need of some plugins etc.

How many tracks and instances of Kontakt can she run?

My brian is Franch Fried.

Forumized and Productized.

peeneyes?

I had a thought but it slipped away

Clink.mp3

Prognosticators Envy Nothing I'd Say

Yes, there is accounting for what people will buy. Apparently there is some market for it. Footnote: Some people actually like asparagus.

Will it make me play like Paul?

Fanks Lars.

So then the real retail price is 12.99 and the sale price is $5. They be knocking Waves out of the park. $29 pffft.

I had been playing guitar for about 4 years when I was at a high school dance (as a freshman). My friends band was playing. Their bass player could not make it that night (sick or something). So he asked me to play bass on "Sunshine of Your Love" which was relatively new song. I was ecstatic to hold that bass or any bass for the first time. To this day I cannot recall what make it was. That was when I made the decision to switch to bass. Got myself a cheap knock off bass first. Oh what joy equal to holding that bass at the dance. Then I was fortunate enough to acquire a non-working "slightly" hot 1965ish Fender P-Bass for $15USD. I opened it up and opened up my cheapo bass and figured out the wiring (that was corroded and broken off at the terminations) and got that bad boy working. So not only was it my first pro bass but first time working on the guts of any guitar. I was in heaven. Every trade up (poor musician at the time) was also a joy. I only had one disappointing bass then. My Gibson EB-0, which I immediately traded up for an EB-3. That was joy to play from the first time on. Then came the traded up to Rickebacker bass. Still not able to afford more than one bass. Another joy to hold. Then came (big secret, please don't tell anyone) the tradeup to the Alembic Series I bass. Oh what joy. After 30 years of playing that bass exclusively I began to miss my other basses. So now that I could afford it, over time, I purchased a P-Bass, an EB-3 and Rick. I still get the same "first time" feeling when I play any of those including the Alembic. Since then I've acquired a Squier Fretless Jazz Bass, a custom 5-String bass, a Kala Uke Bass, a Hofner "Beatle" bass and a Line 6 modeling bass. All give me a feeling of joy when I play them. I am forever grateful for the blessings I have received in all my basses and guitars (a Strat, a Tele and a Line 6 JTV). I hope I never take them for granted.

@57Gregy That stuff only happens to me in dreams.

Are you blind? I see them.

Paraphrasing a DB interview where he recalled his son getting ready to go out with spiked/colored hair and he said "you're not going out looking like that are you?"

No, you met Sia!

know

I get that 100%. But they are also lazy (with email campaigns). Case(s) in point. There quite a few vendors of which I own 100% on their products yet I still get emails telling me about their latest product (and sometimes 6months-1year old latest products) or sales. All my ownership details are in their database. My email contact info is more than likely in that same database (or at least extracted to a "sales" database). Why can't they simply extract all customers who *don't* already own the product they are peddling this week? JMO