dumbass wrote: Sun Jan 15, 2023 2:14 pm pretty sure its not on a grid and the drummer just played the e kit live for the recording

Somewhat disappointed!

sounds like a drum machine because it is one, drummer's playing a e kit Interesting. Agreed, that's a new one, I didn't think anyone outside of church bands played those. That said, the rhythms don't really take advantage of the 'hybrid' approach and basically sound like Godflesh. I had a fun time ...

Would like to experiment with running a Traynor TS25 into a power amp to make it giggable. The line out is crazy hot (seen this reported elsewhere too). Would a EFX signal pad, or JHS black box be appropriate to attenuate the line level signal between Traynor and power amp? I guess it's the equivale...

Not a specific pickup recommendation, but I recently bought an ASAT that the previous owner had put a pair of Alegree pickups in, and they sound fabulous. Hand wound in the UK and very fairly priced, they have all sorts in humbucker size, including wide range (I think).

Write in character either as an established writer, or one you've invented. Try to make creative decisions they'd make rather than ones you would make.

When you can't stand being them anymore, be you again.

If there's more than four band members, and you aren't playing big venues, it's an effective way to make the stage look less jam-packed.

Assuming you wear matching colours, obviously.

Really surprised at the low percentage of vegetarians and vegans; a European poll in a similar context would I reckon be majority veggie/vegan. Goes to show there are still areas where western culture isn't entirely homogeneous! Depends on the country, apparently. Europe is a big place, and not at ...

Really surprised at the low percentage of vegetarians and vegans; a European poll in a similar context would I reckon be majority veggie/vegan. Goes to show there are still areas where western culture isn't entirely homogeneous!

Elevate's Bronzee and The Architect would be really nice, too. The Flower Shop bandcamp just seems to be focused on Sophia and the other Proper-Sheppard post-God Machine stuff, which is a bit of a shame. Funny, was also going to say 'The Architect', but then remembered I had no issue finding a viny...

That new song sounds like Wired for Sound by Cliff Richard, which I believe was written by BA Robertson, who wrote 'Saint Saens' which is one of the best power pop songs ever recorded in my opinion, although it is an opinion not held by many. Perhaps just me and BA Robertson.