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Stoner/Doom Bassists 55: Speaker whore anonymous

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I voted for you Tony.


Couldn't find any scrap or leftover wood with the dimensions I needed to try cutting out a body with that template I made. We do have some stuff in the shop that would work, but it's all unmilled wood, so I don't want to take away from anything that could actually be used to make money. We just threw out some big pieces of painted fir that were torn out of an old window seat or something. Would have been perfect too, just needed to be ripped down and glued together. I protested getting rid of them at the time, seemed like a waste of good material to me, but everyone else seemed to think I was a crazy hoarder. I might have to go hunting around for some material this weekend or just break down and go to the lumber yard, if I want to try making a body from that template.
 
Well...I'm using either Studio One, Reaper, Audacity or Live. None of them do everything I need.

I have a free version of Amplitube 3 and have been trying a demo version of Guitar Rig. Studio One comes with a decent amp plugin.

I don't want to buy a full software package until I know exactly what functionality I need.

I picked up a simple Focusrite Scarlet 2i2 and it really sounds great. Right now I'm splitting the guitar signal and I'm monitoring with a cheap crate combo. For play back I'm using an amp plugin through some budget Alesis monitors.

I'm just trying to record our songs to a click for our drummer to program to. Our songs shift tempos 4 or 5 times per song.

I use Logic or Cubase, but I would think Reaper should do fine...Amplitube is pretty nice but super power hungry...eats up memory like crazy. Can you freeze tracks once they're recorded?
 
'Nother Stubb track for ya. I dig Stubb but the Evil Woman isn't my favorite track. I like this one:

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Lovin them so much right now, man you are the best for posting these.


Spent practice cleaning up from the basement flooding, sand bags for precautionary measures, looks like another week if rain a head of us in the midwest.

But got to watch the video from our last show, the video kinda sucked, audio was mush obviously, and the guy doing the camera work was all over the place, but got some cool angle clips. But it was cool watching us play.
 
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