Linus27

[quote name='GuyR' timestamp='1335120336' post='1626055'] I will do my best to post one, when I figure out how - where is your 12 year old son when you need him.... [/quote] Ok, dead easy. Either upload to somewhere like photobucket and then link the picture on here or email to me at the below email address and I will do it for you [email="[email protected]"][email protected][/email]

[quote name='GuyR' timestamp='1335115362' post='1625963'] I visited the gallerylast week, had been thinking about getting an early fretless stingray for a while. It was impossible to resist..... [/quote] No way?? Seriously? Any photos?

I think the Pino Stingray has been sold or removed as it has now gone from the listings Hope its gone to a good home

I personally find a Precision, a Jazz and a Stingray all three very different basses. Not sure which one I prefer but I love them all but must admit and has already been mentioned, I do tend to struggle getting a great sound out of a Stingray live. However, I have owned three and used to be my dream bass and will always have one. Might even get a second one some day.

[quote name='Hutton' timestamp='1334588390' post='1618075'] After obtaining my first Warwick (Corvette Fretless - see above) I really wanted to score another. I did a trade with a fellow chatter for this rather nice Streamer LX4. [/quote] Wow, stunning bass Hutton. Hope you are enjoying her How you getting on with the fretless? I've not forgotten your suggestion of some fretless bass methods. Putting together a few ideas at the moment to see what works best and maybe develop into something a bit more

Mmmmmm Tal 4000 will be along soon I am sure

Well, I finally got round to sorting out a soundcloud account. So far I have uploaded two albums I have played on. More will follow in time The first is the last album I played on for a band called Cow and recorded in 2012 at Paul Wellers Black Barn studios. I guess its a kind of acoustic, motown, soul, pop thing with a 60's and 70's american feel. For me the stand out tracks are Shivers, Gypsy Lover and Far Enough (fretless). [url="http://soundcloud.com/michael-boylan/sets/cow-dedicated-to-the-mighty/"]http://soundcloud.com/michael-boylan/sets/cow-dedicated-to-the-mighty/[/url] The second album is a band called Inter which is from 2000 and is guitar punk pop. It was recorded at Loco Studios in South Wales and produced by Mark Walis who produced The Wildhearts, U2, It Bites, The Smiths and many many more. Stand out tracks for me are Happy Ending (John Peel's favourite song of 1997), Swallow, Radio Finland and Real Horrowshow which along with Swallow are my favourites. [url="http://soundcloud.com/michael-boylan/sets/inter-got-my-nine/"]http://soundcloud.com/michael-boylan/sets/inter-got-my-nine/[/url] Anyway, enjoy and feel free to download as much as you like

I'm new to EZdrummer and so far having a blast. However, I want to start writing my own drum pattern and songs. Will EZdrummer work with Pro Tools and is it possible to use EZdrummer to write your own drum patterns/songs within Pro Tools? Total newbie here so go gentle

Oh arse, must resist

[quote name='shizznit' timestamp='1334059821' post='1610233'] I might have an issue with my Reidmar. At loud volumes it's cutting out when I slap...as if it was hitting a limiter. It has only started to happen over the past couple of weeks. Even when the compressor/limiter control is off it still happens. Has anyone come across this yet? It could be that I am pushing the amp to its full capability, but it's a concern nonetheless. [/quote] Thats a shame shizznit. Hope its nothing serious. Not had any probs with mine but not needed to push it that hard so far. Keep us posted on how it goes.

[quote name='billyapple' timestamp='1333995709' post='1609401'] Well, it seems Daz is very negative about the whole thing, but where you went wrong was ironing it [/quote] Bugger so close but so far. If only I had skipped the ironing but my mum would not let me out the house if I had not ironed it, pulled my socks up and combed my hair with a side parting

I think where I went wrong was wearing my Wham - Wake Me Up Before You Go Go T-shirt I just thought being a big band from the 80's they would get it and we could get down on it together I even ironed it and washed it with Daz but clearly this was the wrong approach I'm going back to jeans and t-shirts and scruffy hair from now on. Sod em

Thanks Thunderbird.

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1333549486' post='1603379'] I look at it like this... very good experience for our next auditions, no? They should be a breeze by comparison! Edit: Hope you're OK, mate. It took me a day or two to get over it! [/quote] HAHA yeah true

Thanks everyone. Feel pretty deflated but oh well, onwards and upwards as they say