Elfrasho

I don't mind them. I dep in a few wedding bands who run them and my own band use them. I see them as an extra bit of sheen to the whole sound.. bit of keys or synth for bands that don't have a keys player and maybe a bit of bvs . Also great for a shaker or something. If the tracks start to have solos or they have parts that the players on stage should be playing, the line has been crossed!

https://www.soundclick.com/lefrash/?content=songs I was in a wee online community for a few years which was about writing and recording a tune a month on a theme. I think this was a movie theme! https://www.soundclick.com/lefrash/?content=songs

Sturdy keyboard stand raising the amp up to closer to ear level?

Edited I thought the music you were playing was classic rock. Dunno where I got that from I would probably just match what the guitarist does. If he can play those tunes a step up then chances are it will sound and play fine a step up on bass too.

Not music related but I'm pretty certain old point and shoot digital cameras will start going for ridicoolous money.

I've got a patch set up like this for the odd gig i go through an amp. Left is full on amp sim/cab sim for FOH... the right is signal chain with no amp/cab sims to go to the onstage amp. Works a treat!

I would love a Warwick corvette but with a neck that sits lower in the pocket, so that the strings and pickups sit closer to the body. For some reason i find basses that have strings so far away from the body uncomfortable to play!

That white one is lovely!

my 10 year+ old Protection Racket is beggining to fall apart. This could very well be the replacement! Thank you!

I have an XR18 and absoilutely love it. As an in ear monitor system, its astonishing value. One question i have though is I've noticed that if I set up two channels to be stereo linked on one scene, but then load up a different scene, the stereo link remains on. Everything else changes exactly how I'd expect between scenes, apart from the stereo linking. Does anyone know if there's a reason for this, and is there anything I can do to stop it? This is on the behringer app if that makes a difference.

I've been scammed out of 180 quid on here years ago as I did a bank transfer and then the item got "lost in the post". Bit of research led me find out I wasn't his first victim! Almost all deals will be fine but just be aware that's there's no 100% guarantee!

I had a red aerodyne jazz with black scratch plate. Massive regret treating it like shit and then selling it for peanuts.

I've got the xr18 and the l12; the smaller version of the l20. Both are excellent things, but theres definately pros and cons on both sides. The recording on the l12 was a dream ! literally a few seconds and your multitrack recording. For my purposes though, the ability for each member to control their own mix was the clincher for the xr18. And, I've mounted a small pc with reaper in the rack too, meaning its just a matter of bringing my mini portable monitor along any time i want to record. I've got a preset set up on reaper so thats theres limited set up required. More faff, but still an acceptable amount of faff to be abel to record multitracks!

I use the xr18. I also run it in the house as the heart of my studio! I love it. I use the internal router at home and never had an issue but I do have an external router housed in the 4u rack as I don't totally trust the internal one. It's never failed at home though! I also have a mini pc running reaper so it's always ready to record . Nor got experience of the xr16 but the extra aux mixes were the deal breaker for me. And, the drummer cam go stereo in ears to get a bit more audio separation in his ears. Well worth the extra money even if you don't instantly think you need 6 monitor mixes. The unit has never failed or crashed on me and its probably seen 300 hours of use. Regarding the app. I actually prefer the behringer app over what most people recommend using, mixing station. Although it does take a wee bit of patience to get your head round but one you do it's pretty straight forward. I have a 'show' setup for home studio and another for live. In live I then have a blank scene, then multiple different scenes for places and rehersal rooms we've played. I then can just pull up whatever mix we used last time! When I go home I then just pull up home studio and it's ready to rock. I also change "layer" from home use to live use. That is essentially how the app is laid out. For band which is always just for iem mixes, I remove everything g other than the 7 channels we use, and then the 4 effects returns. So dies the other band members. But I also save a different layer for home use and for a full desk if I'm running foh. Dunno why I rambled on about the app, but there ye go.