biscuitdough wrote:I was thinking about an MKS-70 for a while, it's a cool sounding box. The PG8X soft synth is a solid emulation though, so no need.Yeah, it's a rack JX-10, which is basically a JX-8p with more stuff. That sound is all over some Cure records. It was a little too smooth sounding for ...

Ike wrote:Low's Thundersnow set was very nearly ruined by this exact thing. It was so, so gnarly. Beer farts are the pits!!!To be fair, you can't feed a crew of dudes a weird Michigan buffet and expect roses. I wasn't at this Thundersnow, but I drink beer all the time and that food just tears me up ...

I'll give it this, it has a lot of unique sounding guitar in it. Simultaneously interesting and offputting at the same time. Like, I'm pretty sure I could try and try and not achieve several of these guitar tones. And I'm pretty good at being able to copy guitar sounds.I do like that Jon's voice isn ...

biscuitdough wrote:An MKS-70 doesn't do much outside the world of MIDI, does it?Hahahahaha. Touché. BUSTED! I didn't use that module all that much. In terms of the record I made, I only used it with the MSQ for a single song (that might be entirely the MKS-70). Most of the time I just used that MSQ ...

Dudley wrote:Can anyone recommend a delay with a swell/feedback function?The one on the Caroline Kilobyte is really, really great. The one on the Strymon El Capistan is okay at best.

154 wrote:Looking for a Telecaster ashtray bridge that stays in better tune and doesn't sound dead or buzzy on the higher strings. The Masterys look awesome but cost nearly as much as I paid for this guitar (import knockoff that otherwise sounds and looks really good). Hoping there's a good in ...

flytox wrote:One of the best experiences was going to Howth and wandering around in the cliffs. So that ´s my recommendation:Take the bus to Howth. Ride the bus to the final station. Get out and go into that cosy little pub. Order a pint of Orchard Thieves Cider and drink it. Then start your hike ...

I think a lot of that sorta stuff happens in DIY venues these days. Hopefully FM bakebisbife will comment here since he books stuff sometimes at several of them.Traditional music venues: Empty BottleSleeping VillageSubterraneanThe BurlingtonOther possible venues:Café Moustache (coffee shop)Co ...

eliya wrote:Man, you had a lot of cool gear over the years. God damn.I did. I went through a massive analog synth phase from 1999-2007 operating entirely outside the world of MIDI. Here's what I've owned that I can remember. If you ever need an opinion of x vs y, I've got 'em. They all have pros and ...

bishopdante wrote:https://www.abbeyroad.com/lecturesWell, even though I'm not much of a Beatlephile, this still sounds pretty cool albeit extremely not cheap. Unfortunately we're in London during the week, not the weekends...If anyone else wants to go it looks like all days are sold out except for ...