Andy_L

Thanks. Perfection wouldn't be an accurate reflection of us as a band

Buddster, Dr J, Thanks for all the useful tips

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1. PJ with the J turned off 2. Yep, I haven't a clue and he's been doing it for years 3. They're my mates, but... Yep, good point

First off, apologies if this has been done to death: I did a quick search and didn't find what I'm looking for. Feel free to post links and mild abuse. At the tender age of 53 I'm entering a recording studio for the first time in two weeks. What advice do you wish you'd been given when you were where I'm at? Thanks, Andy

I've always wanted to come on to this but have been voted down on the flimsy excuse of it being a stupid idea

Bought a pedal from Pete. Good communication, quick and well packed postage

Thanks Gwilym

Ha! It was well intentioned on his part. A bit of research online suggests I need to encourage him to buy and subsequently donate a Cali 76

Cheers, interesting to hear. It was a freebie so nothing lost if I don't use it

Hi Folks, I've just been gifted a Boss CS3 compressor pedal by our guitarist. Can anyone suggest knob settings? It's my first and only pedal so I don't have a clue. Setup is Precision with flats into a Tonehammer 500, playing country rock. Thanks, Andy

Yeah, JPJ if it's a Jazz

Arrival: Mozart - Requiem Reflection: John Cage - 4'33" Leaving: Herb Alpert - Spanish Flea

This, but without the driver. The rest can go on calming measures for me and the drummer

Thanks for that

Thanks, I'll have a look.

Thanks, I'll take a look

Hi, does anyone know of a piece of (ideally free) software that would allow me to enter a chord name and have the notes appear on a sheet-music style scale? Hope this makes sense and isn't too obvious: I had a quick look on Google but didn't find what I was looking for. Thanks, Andy PS mods if you feel this should have been posted elsewhere apologies and feel free to move it

At the risk of offending, does anyone know of a keyboard that does a decent enough pedal steel sound?

This should help you

That'll never catch on