Buddster

Very interesting video. Brings back memories of working with those 1/4" Studers, doing a line up of the multitrack machines everyday. Yes I agree, it's possible, but they would have to be very well looked after.

I'd be amazed if the 'original flat analog master tape' was in any state to be used to copy from after 50+ years

That's a great app, thanks Bill

Robin is a top bloke. Proof is in the thread below (last post) Short story, he went out of his way to help out. I've caught up with him at a few shows and had a chat. His work is fantastic, really nicely made guitars and basses. https://www.basschat.co.uk/topic/472237-fender-jazz-bass-1976-natural-ash-70s-vintage-sold/page/2/#findComment-4949210

Those are very useful and well worth buying. Other retailers are available

I like that idea. It's a pain to take them off individually

If you're doing it, I'd suggest putting masking tape over the wood of the fretboard.

Excuse the non bass anecdote, but it was an embarrassing rookie error. (and excuse the name drop...) While still a studio assistant early '80s, I had to run a session for Heaven 17 who were recording some demos. The engineer who I mainly worked with had a line in cheeky phrases that he could get away with and would always get a laugh. So we ran through a lead vocal with Glen Gregory. No issues, all fine. However, I thought I'd try one of his cheeky remarks, you know, as you do when you think you're above your station. "that was great Glen, thanks. If you'd lke to leave your name and number in the bin on the way out" It didn't really go down as well as expected! I was rather embarrassed, but had to balls it out.

Basically, yes. Though I'm more a free stroke kinda guy, relying on the left hand for muting

Same as Stub, 1st finger lower string/note, 1st finger octave, free strokes, left hand doing the muting. Find it slightly easier with the hand angled back a bit. Not saying thats technically correct technic, just mine.

Can I cut this off a the pass, before it decends into another 'sound engineers are rubbish' thread. It's about amps/guitarists being too loud on stage and the fact PoliceSquad did the heroes thing, and walked off

Some people are just dicks

Good man!

Superglue one of these to thier speaker grill

Another supportive post saying you did the right thing. I have tinnitus thanks to a loud guitar, and I'm still angry over it. Shame it took your action to point it out and the BL didn't notice. Ps- was this mid gig?