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WinterMute

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  • Birthday 11/02/1964

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  1. Just saw this, donated, very best of luck Andy and Iris.
  2. Yup, that's the one, mine was originally for a 17" MacBook Pro, now houses an M2 MacBook Air and an iPad Pro. Just been to Florida for 2 weeks with it, all the chargers/cables/US adaptors etc, plus a bunch of useful stuff, goes in the overhead locker.
  3. When I was last gigging, all my cables/batteries/strings/spares etc. went into a nylon zipped bag that went into the back of the 4u rack that housed the pre/power amp. Everything else went into a Brenthaven laptop backpack, had it for nearly 25 years, still going strong. I used to use a leather suitcase back when I thought I might be cool, then a custom flight case that housed everything in drawers.
  4. GarageBand if you have a Mac, or Reaper as Dad says. GarageBand is a free app on any Mac instal, it's a bit cartoonish, but it's basically Logic X without the pro stuff, it works very well.
  5. Have him put it on the other side of the kit then, LF below around 100hz is largely omni-directional, although not entirely, if it's to service the kick, anywhere in the kit's proximity will work, you'll be less aware of it and the guitarist will just turn up a bit...
  6. I've found that treating the QC capture process as an extension of recording technique generally works very well, approaching any particular rig as though I was tracking it for an OD gives excellent results, provided there are no time domain effects in play at all.
  7. I had a Big Twin when I was still gigging, it was the best cab I've ever used bar none, and at 55 was a one handed lift into the estate. The wheels and top handle made it very easy to run around studios and venues too. I went FR/modelling with it very early on, Line6 Bass Pod Pro XT rack and a big QSC power-amp, and the Big Twin just amplified whatever I sent to it, and amplified it to seismic levels without a twitch. If I was to return to playing live, it would be with a Barefaced cab, and probably a Big Twin, can't recommend them highly enough.
  8. Sounds like the bastard child of Frank Zappa and King Crimson, but slightly less musical... I like a man unafraid of a complicated lyric.
  9. Very much like the Beatles, I don't care for her music particularly, but I recognise the talent in her voice and songwriting, she's a rare thing. She doesn't speak for me is all. At least she can write more than one type of song eh? Looking at you Sheeran.
  10. I have a surplus hard case for a bass, it'll take a MusicMan SR5 and so should be fine for most 34" scale basses. It came with my Thumb NT5, but is too big for the small body, and I've just scored a very cheap Warwick flight case for it. In good nick, all the catches work but there's no keys. Collection only please, I'm near Heathrow, London.
  11. Just-a-nuts have adjustable saddles, found on Thumbs and others I believe. As noted the above is a design feature.
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    Pairs

    They're not really a pair, the fretless is a hybrid with an OLP body, an MM neck and Bartolini electronics.
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