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Shouldn't do, but if anything needs fixing Ashdown won't charge you a lot to do it.

I could hear it fine and I wasn't in my own monitor – I'd have left the amp in the car otherwise.

At The Loft in Cleckheaton near Bradford last night. The band have played here before but it has had a change of ownership since last time so instead of being greeted like returning friends we got the usual indifference any other hand would get. Ho hum. We had to provide our own PA and managed to provide the services of a relative of our drummist to do the sound for us and it sounded mint. Despite turning down the volume on the monitor me and our keyboardist shared my ears are still ringing this morning, so possibly time to invest in some hearing protection for next time we're in such a large place. First set wasn't brilliant but went down OK. We all made a few mistakes but nothing too serious. I got distracted by watching a trio of young women dancing enthusiastically at the front and their attempts to fend off the advances of a similar sized group of drunken lads who were trying to pull them. The second set was much better and we had most of the place up and dancing to the end. Plugged my ABM in for the first time since April, DI'd through the PA as well as going through through my Two10S, and it sounded awesome. I'm a bit broken this morning after helping to get all the PA stuff out last night, but a gentle morning of Christmas shopping beckons.

Mine is dominated by tracks I play with the band. I'm seriously thinking of setting up a separate account for that just so it doesn't skew my end of year lists.

Looking at your day list on Spotify (just search "daylist", it's great/weird) gives you an insight of the many, many sub-sub-genres there are out there.

I'm guessing to the person who wants that it might be a price worth paying given its supposed rarity, but for those of us in the real world that really is an eye-watering price.

Off to The Loft in the heaving metropolis of Cleckheaton on Saturday. Looking forward to lugging stuff up stairs!

A bass player?

There are different versions of Cakewalk coming too which will probably be paid versions, but if you're willing to tinker with things then the current free version isn't that hard to use as long as you're not doing anything too complicated.

I'm happy to talk to them if they're complimenting me

We Don't Need Another Hero - Tina Turner

I suspect someone's been a bit naughty on the old copyright front here.

If you want a free DAW I can highly recomment Cakewalk: https://www.bandlab.com/products/cakewalk?lang=en

Not to mention...

I'm assuming that turning down the volume on the bass isn't an option?

I'm the case of certain genres of American music, rampant jingoism.

I don't think the band has to be a legal entity as such, as long as the person who organises the insurance is a member of the band and the band always performs under that name, that should do. I'm in no way an expert though. For the sake of pretty low premiums we considered it a no-brainer. We got ours through insure4music.

Which pub? I've only played at Venue 23 in Wakey before but am actively trying to get more gigs closer to me (most of the band is in Cleckheaton, guitarist and I are in the 5 towns) so any suggestions welcome!

Second album what now? I loved the first so will definitely check this out.

Yeah, I have mine set more or less flat as well, and without the shape button engaged it sounds awesome. Glad you like it!

Crazy - Gnarls Barclay (or however the heck you spell it)

Sounds like the tweeter will be optional on the Three10 as it is with the other 10CR cabs though.

Hysteria - Muse

Enjoy!

I have a tendency to come across an artist, binge their stuff, then one day just stop listening to it because I've overindulged. Eventually I'll rediscover them and think "huh, I used to listen to this a lot, maybe I should give it a whirl again". Sometimes that reignites a love for the artist, other times I'd be happy to never hear it again. There aren't many artists in the latter category, thankfully!