paul_5

The guitar.

I used to run my VT1 EQ on 12v and it was lovely. What's more important is the polarity of the PSU - they run on centre positive, whereas most 'Boss style' pedals are centre negative.

[quote name='Rumple' timestamp='1418296902' post='2628865'] Yes I think a DHA would suit you down to the ground, I've had a couple an really like them, top quality valve pre amps, ultimately I moved mine on because of the 18v power supply they need and I'm not keen on the hand painted look of them. [/quote] They run on 9v too, they're just a bit dirtier.

Best thread I've ever red. Good work everyone!

You *did* state that it's a demo though. Unless you want to use it to publicise your band, instead of just help folks remember the arrangement, then I wouldn't worry about it.

[quote name='Sonic_Groove' timestamp='1418214566' post='2627997'] How to play solo's without thinking? Practice, Practice, Practice [/quote] This.

Slayer's tattooed guitar-botherer Kerry King has no royal connections.

Yup, just bang 'em!

We mostly do originals, but the covers that we stick in are: The Trooper, Hallowed be Thy Name, 22 Accacia Avenue - Iron Maiden Green Manalishi, Breaking the Law, Helion/Electric Eye - Judas Priest ROCK!!!!

Taylor Swift is actually really slow at sewing.

Pleased to report that the HBA did really well last night. Ran it into a super-clean SWR head and it growled like a good 'un, the blend control is your best friend!

Had a [i]lot[/i] of fun with my Hartke Bass Attack last night.

I love my Hydrive 410. The external fittings (casters, feet and tolex) are quite flimsy, but tge cab itself will take anything I can throw at it. My SWR sm400 head can deliver a serious amount of bass and the hydrive copes with it admirably.

It's just as Skol33 says: RAM, RAM, RAM. Also, don't record to your boot drive (generally this one has your DAW installed on it too) - laptops are generally 5400rpm, and the access times are sluggish - particularly when you're pulling several tracks of at least CD quality all at the same time. External firewire/SSD is recommended for that sort of stuff.

Good hunting Sir! Nice little amp (and bass) you've got there!

Playing a charity/multiple band setup on Saturday (I know, but this one is an exception); it's the only pedal I'm taking…

I wouldn't imagine I'd be too happy - I don't think he'd know our stuff.

I'd recommend using a permanent marker to mark the factory setting before you moves 'em.

Slander are playing at the Shed in Leicestershire this coming Saturday (6th) in addition to Walkway, Twisted State of Mind, and headliners Higher On Maiden. Charity do too, so come and get your metal on and support "Ian's Chain" too. [URL=http://s1221.photobucket.com/user/paul_510/media/10846306_762321973822985_7521000105001062263_n_zpsbf1a11fa.jpg.html][IMG]http://i1221.photobucket.com/albums/dd471/paul_510/10846306_762321973822985_7521000105001062263_n_zpsbf1a11fa.jpg[/IMG][/URL]

Coloursound Bass Fuzz for me. Been through probably dozens since my first Russian Muff, but the BF is my weapon of choice.

[quote name='FuNkShUi' timestamp='1417522615' post='2621249'] The problem i have with our drummer isn't his timing. Hes pretty spot on to be fair. My gripe is that he plays fills when we are gigging that he has never played before. And they're usually quite fancy syncopations, that throw me off when i'm not expecting them. Thats when i start giving him the death stare. I wouldnt mind how offbeat his rudiments were, aslong as he did them in practice so i at least have an idea whats coming up! [/quote] This. I've played with drummers (and guitarists too, if we're honest) who have spent ALL their time since the last rehearsal on a particular fill or riff. Surprise surprise, it pops up in every song until they get it right. Sigh.

I once did sound for a wedding and (despite having the track on my iPod, as per request) a friend of the bride decided he'd rather play it from his iPhone. Not wanting to get into an argument I just let him get on with it; halfway through the track the phone changed cells and we had the old "deek, deek-a-deek, deek-a-deek" through the PA. I just looked at him and shook my head. Better off on a non-phone device. A dedicated CD player will have an output that's better matched to the aux input socket too.

I'd walk. Life's too short to play gigs that you don't enjoy or look forward to.