The Imperial Units .
....sounds like a term for the Queen's mammary glands or the King's 'nads
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The Imperial Units .
You're almost there.....sounds like a term for the Queen's mammary glands or the King's 'nads![]()
"Violence in all of its forms is poisonous and destructive" -Another slapper.
"From the open hand of the aggressor we can deduce that this was a corrective tap and not an act of violence." - a "vintage" educator."Violence in all of its forms is poisonous and destructive" -Another slapper.
Hehe, proof that vintage is not always better, it's just old"From the open hand of the aggressor we can deduce that this was a corrective tap and not an act of violence." - a "vintage" educator.
OP here. I love TalkBass (now to be known as ReadWriteReplyBass) so much! The best way to connect with other bass players instead of practicing bass.I appreciate all of you who see no need to change and want to slap me, as well as those who agree with expensively changing everything in the world to accommodate one small thing I find mildly irritating.
And some good food for thought on how to think about filters.
They do help! I literally drew little graphs like that by the knobs on my HPF/LPF pedal!
I... have never ever woken up to this many notifications before.
Oh lawd! I had to learn some of that stuff a couple years ago to pass an industry certification test related to risk management. SO confounding. Put or call? Long or short? Forward or spot? Does my iron condor cover the spread or am I just going bankrupt?
Those look great! What pedal is that? Just curious.
Good point. That threw me at first too, is filter being used as a noun or a verb.Yeah, but then the products put the word "filter" right after they told you what they passed, which sort of calls the whole thing into question again.
I agree with the OP, it's confusing. Clearly named by engineers.
The current names tell you exactly what gets PASSED.
Through or by? Just kidding, your answer just cleared up a dilemma that haunted me for years; my damaged ears don't make the distinction like they should while fiddling around with it. Turns out for my playing I don't need to use them.