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Good evening, JSBass, and ... Plenty to read and amuse you here, and lots to learn and share.

A lot of these phonic artifacts can be greatly reduced, or eliminated, by the simple expedient of having the mic at a greater distance. The downside is, naturally, capturing more of the 'room'. A 'dead' room will help with that; try recording the voice with the mic behind your head, 'looking' over your shoulder. With a heavy blanket suspended in front of you, there'll be less sibilance and pops. It's possible to have a 'normal' second mic, and mix the two, if phasing can be mastered, too. Just a thought.

So there are other folk with auto-text..?

Fixed.

I could sell you some; I've a cupboard full of the useless things..!

With longer locks, this could be me, except that he's outside, and upright.

... and breathe...

Just a tad reductionist here, methinks. There is much skill in getting 'budget' gear to sound as one wishes, and hunting down extravagant stuff is not, in itself, a guarantee of musicality. Your remark is basically the extreme ends of a bell curve; most is in the middle. (... and yes, my rugby shirts are inexpensive, but Dior didn't have any in the range, so ...)

Ah, yes; I hate it when that happens, and it happens to me a lot. I go for that Big Bend and my finger slips under the adjacent string. Sometimes one can hear the expletives captured by the guitar pick-ups, if they're uttered loudly enough. I once needed a skin graft.

Good afternoon, Sully, and ... Plenty to read and amuse you here, and lots to learn and share.

Good evening, David , and ... Plenty to read and amuse you here, and lots to learn and share.

Misty - Errol Garner

How hard can it be to have something like that 3D-printed..? More especially as you have a model..! Here's an alternative anyway... Thingiverse StingRay Thumbrest ...

Al the 'link' stuff (on Page 2...) is for businesses. There is no provision in the UK for an individual to claim back VAT on exporting anything.

Good evening, Dave, and ... Plenty to read and amuse you here, and lots to learn and share.

Ana Vidovic is quite good.

In '85 we'd bought our lowly remote cottage, opened a TV repair shop in town, and had two toddlers. No electricity, no on-tap hot water, so records..? Nah... I would 'hum' them to sleep with Schubert's Ninth. Happy Daze.

Ana Vidovic is quite good.

... and sometimes not ...

Individuals cannot claim back VAT when selling, ever. Businesses, yes, but not ornery folk.

Transcription for guitar can work very well...

Good morning, Tony, and ... Plenty to read and amuse you here, and lots to learn and share.

They must have been made from the same wood, then.