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Darkglass / NeuralDSP moving into hardware???? UPDATE: The Quad Cortex
Owen replied to fretmeister's topic in Effects
I am only uh-oh-ing because I have wondered about profiling before but the everything looked so .................... something. This looks small and tidy. -
Darkglass / NeuralDSP moving into hardware???? UPDATE: The Quad Cortex
Owen replied to fretmeister's topic in Effects
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These strings are an octave up from the notes we know and love on a DB/Bass guitar so it is bass fingering but not bottom bass frequencies. I cannot imagine a proper string company would put out strings that would be of the wrong tesnion so I would guess it is ok.
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Bassline, shbassline. THE MOVES! THE MOVES!!!!!
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I see what that bassist is doing at 1:15 and I am having it!
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I could happily go to an app that can transpose chord charts on the fly, but some of our people use the dots so that is a non starter.
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I had a purple one like that. I traded it for a set of EMG jazz pickups. I am an idiot.
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Nope. Over 350GB of a 640GB HD is empty. Maybe it is just old? I can certainly empathise with it.
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I upped it to the (in theory) max of 8 gig.
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Anything is if you have the right ingredients. They could all properly play.
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Gutting for you.
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Logic is the most intensive thing. It does spend some time telling me that it cannot sync stuff when it gets tired. And the spinning wheel of sadness.
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For me they are different. Despite playing DB, which is obviously fretless, I just cannot get with fretless. And I have have owned at least 4.
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My 2009 iMac is creaking a bit. My son is now running an external SSD on his 6 year old macbook (usb3) and running 40 audio track sessions straight off the external drive. Sadly, my iMac only has usb 2 so I am not sure if the data transfer will be fast enough. I would be quite happy to just buy an external SSD and run it off that. Does anyone have any thoughts? I could open it and dump an SSD in there but am minded to go for an i7 2.3Ghz 2012 mac mini with 16 Gig of RAM, SSD and buy a 32" screen. Any thoughts? TIA
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From what I understand Marko builds what he likes when he likes and does not do it as a commercial enterprise. -
Here it comes!
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Ugh. Where do I get that headphone doobrie? No. Really!
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I play drums sometimes too. I do have a selection of totally innapropriate fills
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You make me sound fickle! I am, yes. It ticks my boxes.
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In a good way.
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Ugh!
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Fair play, that Solwayer looks really nice. I would also throw www.facebook.com/jazzboxukes into the mix as well. He made me a uke DB and one day I might go back for an archtop Jazz Guitar uke bass.
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I went through a phase when I believed that you could never have too many adapters. Those days are gone. 12 with Neutriks at both ends - Balanced Jack to male XLR - think about them more as adapters than full length leads - they vary from 50cm to about 2m 6 patch leads made by OBBM which are angled Neutrik female XLR to angled Amphenol mono jacks. These were made to patch from my mixer to my headphone amp. I then flogged the whole thing cos I was not using it. 3 balanced jack to female XLR (all Neutrik) 1 mono jack to female XLR (all Neutrik) 1 mono jack (common or garden) to female XLR (Neutrik) Pricing is the cost of the plugs and I will chuck the cable and the fact that they are all soldered up nicely in. Lots of people can solder like a boss. Lots of us burn ourselves and this sale is for you my sisters and brothers. So add up the cost of plugs at both ends and add £2 per lead (less if you buy loads) for postage. Neutrik XLR Female £2.60 Neutrik XLR Male £2 Neutrik Balanced Jack £4 Neutrik Angled Female XLR £6.50 Angle Amphenol Mono Jack (which are lovely things) £2.80
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