Woodinblack

Nothing in the cable - the strings are serial encoded in the little box, and fed though a the TRS, which I am guessing also probably has power. So power / ground / signal. I am guessing not. Well, currently there is no internal kit, I had just been looking, but when they do, there is no way to have them in the same cable (which is a shame as the gibson did, but then it had a battery in it).

Indeed - off to listen to some warlock now!

I don't think it passed you by, I think they have just introduced it! I suspect it is a stereo balanced cable, but I have yet to see one. Makes a lot of sense but why they couldn't make one years ago I don't know.

Looking, yes. The 250 superdream was a 400 superdream with smaller barrels. So it had the weight of the 400 with the power of the 250. It was wallowy and horrible. That is compared the the Z250, GSX250, GS250 (which in itself was a bit wierd) of the time, and the RD250/KH250 which were older. Before the world went crazy with the RD250LC and RG250.

Yes, just looking at that. The GM800 only has the new serial interface, so if you need to use an old (as from today) GK 13 pin guitar, you need a Boss GKC-AD 13 pin -> GK adapter (for about £170), or if you have a serial interface you nneed to connect to an old synth, a GKC-DA that goes the other way, for about the same price.

I was looking at that yesterday and a bit puzzled by ts number, or where it fits in the lineup. It certainly sounds good, not sure what the bass would be like, but where does it fit with the SY1000. Looks like the GK5 is just that it is serial instead of paralllel like the gk3. Which is sort of similar to the gibson darkfire and dusktigers. I wonder if it will connect by default to those?

Dorothee Pesch springs to mind? There were quite a few others, but obviously a lot less than men. Obviously in a pretty well sexist world, having children and going out to practice is always going to be more common for a man, and also there are going to be less family issues for a bloke going out every week to practice with a group of blokes than there would for a woman. When we were going through looking for singers, we found it was easier the older, rather than younger. There was a lot less drama, and more chance the kids had moved on.

Yeh, I was looking at aliexpress - but I am just waiting for one of you to come back and say 'don't do it, its a heavy unplayable lump'!

400 yes, 250 hell no!

But he (Daryl Jones) has been the bass player for the rolling stones since 1993, and has worked on every album and tour with them in that time.

Like the bass player of the rolling stones?

I love performing, but if I get time before a gig I have - not exactly a sense of dread, but an unease, especially if it is somewhere i haven't played before. If I can keep busy I don't get it, otherwise it can get quite bad.

Are you considering it - for some reason today I wanderd on Aliexpress and noticed some 5 string acrylics which seem tempting, and cheap enough to get, although I am aware that acrylics tend to be very heavy, so not sure if it is going to end up being something I use. However, we are the type of group to have as many LEDs as possible, so it could be fun

Hi All, Spam is a general day to day problem and we are always being told not to click on links in emails that we aren't expecting, but we were alerted to a new spam today which is specific to us. Really, we should be honoured! Most people will find this obvious but just to be on the safe side for people who don't get much spam. The spam says your basschat password has expired and you have to click a link to continue using basschat. It claims to be from Basschat support desk, which I am sure you know, we don't have. We barely have a desk, let alone a supporting one. For those not familiar with this type spam, this wasn't generated by us or related to us in any way (and as such we have no control going out), but the normal rules apply, don't click on any link from us that you weren't expecting* and if you do or have already clicked on it and gone somewhere, let us know in case your password has been harvested - we don't know where the link would go, or what would happen, but it is unlikely to be anywhere good. * There is a basschat password reset email with a link, but you have to ask for that

Yep, but there is nothing you can do about it. As long as you know you can actually do it you should be fine. I have hit the stage several times not knowing that we were up to scratch!

I think pretty well everyone is on board with that idea.

Tried it on the mac, it worked as described, so thanks for that, it helps loads. So now, when I do get my plugin I can build it. Not going to get a chance I don't think tonight, I will test the tuner and have to make some mounting holes for my lit sign. Basically trying to get more of my own stuff done these days!

How much did he have to pay for the PA?

The docker instructions of yours build on the PC today - although obviously I couldn't run the docker shell scripts as windows can't, and its wsl can't either and my limited experience on docker means I can't persuade it to run interactively - even though I can get other stuff to go. Will try it on the mac later. I have always had to do it, but I really hate IT work - when people ask me if I work in IT I always say no, I work in computer software. dissapointing my degree actually memtions IT - I can stick some tape over that bit. If I worked in IT maybe I could work out why my pigeons always set my keyboard to french when they walk over it - stupid, they don't even speak french!

Yeh, but the band also needs the £2/3k keyboard rack the keyboard player entirely owns, and the band needs the £2k bass and bass rig the bass player entirely owns, the £2-3k guitars the guitarist has soley paid for and all the drums that the drummer entirely owns. So does the singer with his £100 mic also contribute to those?

We play love machine, and we are a 4 piece band of 30-50-something men. Goes down a storm. We get stupid requests, although the most stupid are oasis. as they say, I'll do anything for love, but I won't do that!

Oh there you go, followed your instructions, seems to be working on the docker image. Very different to how I used docker (I frankly had no idea how to use docker - were there some instructions somewhere that showed how to use it like that I missed)? Never used vmware either - almost all of my stuff since the 90s has been PCs and apart from a bit of hyperv recently not much vm stuff. and the only problem with that stuff was networking! Thanks for the headsup on the UTM - maybe when I get another free moment I will give that a try

excelent, well, I guess it is just me! Well, I couldn't get the VM to work either so you are doing much better than me!

I tried that this evening, on a system I tried, which was ubuntu 5.19.0.6-arm64 VM running on VMWare Fusion on an M1 mac Still failed, but different reason! Ahh - seems like it failed to download something for the right architecture. Spent too much time on that bit now, going to give up. However, I can build LV2 plugins on the mac ok, so I will get on with actually working on the plugins and maybe when I have got something that works how I want, someone with more patience than me can let me know how to make a mod one!

Guitarist seeks band. I will not contribute to decisions you have made before I joined but will contribute to any equipment that i use when I use it. Doesn't sound too unreasonable to me. wow. Well, maybe one day I will get up to an entry level PA level! Well, no I don't as the PA is owned by me, so I make a bigger investment than my colleagues. But if we had had the discussion we would still be using a very poor PA that sounded terrible. But regardless of that, I am not making a similar investment as my colleagues am I? They got to make a decision and decide on something - what happens if that was the wrong decision? I am supposed to pay for a decision I didn't make. Also if it doesn't work out and I leave in 3 months, do I get all my money back, or just some pro-rata amount? What happens if my PA is better than theirs? Do they pay me to join? Plus I am the bass player - maybe I don't want to go through the PA, why should I then contribute if I am not using it? No, honestly it makes no sense to me at all. Perfectly happy in that situation to contribute towards something I am using as I am using it, but no up front costs. We have different things we think is reasonable - I can't find any way I would find that reasonable, so its not a situation I could ever be in. But as I said, as long as that was an up front discussion before any audition then noone has their time wasted.