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reaper. yep.

1st!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hammond M3 (working, but no Leslie) for $25 at the Goodwill. Found a working Farfisa in somebody's trash once. Found a very solid but well-used Gibson acoustic something-or-other at a garage sale and my pal bought it for the $15 they were asking. later it appraised before any repairs at $1200ish.

I think generally (unless otherwise specified) the EH change from older big stainless steel box to little die cast metal box means they are changing from all-analog to a digital innards format. I might be wrong but this is what I have been given to believe without actually buying the new little peda...

Ok, but (for example) there is stuff like http://www.myfoxtwincities.com/dpp/news ... ov-22-2009

drumsound wrote:

rhythm ranch wrote:That would be drummerman:
http://messageboard.tapeop.com/viewtopic.php?t=59008

How cool! I never check out the DIY board, so I totally missed this.

As did I, obviously.

Q: How many TOMBers to change a lightbulb?

A: UTFSF!

Guitars. Basses. The new ones lose 1/2 their value the second you drive them off the lot.

Just tossing this in the mix of ideas. I wonder if anybody's tried it. Obviously there would be issues: heat (so, no actual amps in there for long, just cabs), space limitations, possibly mold since fridges are so well sealed. There are many dead fridges out there, though, and some even have latch m...

Dual-boot + tinyxp (rev. 9 if you can find it)

She's going to have good attendance at future shows if this article keeps making the rounds. Courtney: way to capitalize on your only currently existing strengths!

Fun game: iPhone running iTalk Lite (free recording app) in one corner of room. Zoom h2 recording in other corner. Band playing live between the two devices. Drag tracks into DAW. Time stretch them slightly for alignment. Mix to taste. I did this recently and although it wasn't textbook, it did give...

werd clock wrote:

;ivlunsdystf wrote:*posting so I can see what condition my condition's in; please disregard*

EDIT: GHAS? Whaaaa? ???!! This is an outrage

That is an outrage. It should read "ghost haunting TGI Friday's" :D

good work.

The industry has changed, CD sales are down, blah blah blah but: I think a key factor in our perception of the industry is that we can now click around on the myspaces and see all the obscure bands with tiny audiences, see what they're up to, etc. (Whereas in the late 1970s, say, everybody was isola...

*posting so I can see what condition my condition's in; please disregard*

EDIT: GHAS? Whaaaa? ???!! This is an outrage

Re: actual holding of recorder in hand while recording: Pretty much not, I'd say, based on the H2. Even if you avoid the bumpy sounds, which takes some concentration, you'll still get the weird phasey artifacts if you move at all. Luckily the world is full of surfaces to set things on, and gravity t...