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Of course it is; now drink your milk and go play outside until lunch ...
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Thanks for that; I hadn't noticed (in fact, I wondered what the heck you were meaning..!). Yes, I see it now, and 'Yes, it's a disgruntled person, banned from a sister Forum, thinking to 'get back at me' for my Mod actions there'. I'll get on to Soundcloud to get it all cleaned up; it would appear that they, too, have 'limited his options'. New ID each time; he'll tire of it after a while, hopefully. Nowt better to do; that's sad, I find. Edit : Duly reported to Soundcloud, the comments will be cleaned away shortly. Some folk, eh..? Edit bis : Sorted (until the next time..?); thanks to Soundcloud Support staff.
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Lightweights. The band on the Titanic had to play for twice that, outside in the freezing cold, with no tip jar. ...
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Anyone got a manual for a Steinberger Synapse bass?
Dad3353 replied to tredders's topic in General Discussion
Is this the one..? Steinberger_Synapse_manual.pdf -
Back in the '70s, my 5-hour stints variety drumming earned me a gracious 7FF per night. That's about 1€. Different times, eh..? I learned a lot of songs, though (and got paid quite a lot more for depping, when out of the village fête season...).
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... or there are several singers in the band. Our five-hour non-stop sets had no issues of the sort, as the lead was taken by the BL, his keys-playing sister or the guitar man. Not pubs, but the same principles apply.
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Better, much better. An odd choice of timbre, but it works, in this context. Borderline soporific, but, 'Yes, they can certainly play'. I enjoyed it, and learned something, so 'Thanks'.
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I'll never understand how these musicians, with all of their talents, so admired, can bear this stuff with its incessant 'big beat' thump thump thump rendering it unlistenable. It could be heavenly choirs of angles, or Gabriel himself playing the best bass lines ever, but it's nauseous with that infernal beat being drummed into our skulls. No, I didn't leave it to play through; I skipped along, sampling. The few seconds of respite only served as contrast when the concrete-busting power drill started up again. I'm obviously not consuming the right cocktails for this stuff. I keep trying, thinking that, maybe, one day, something I'm able to listen to, or even enjoy and learn from, will come up; it's not for this time. I did try, though.
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What gear to get for a Behringer Europower PMX 2000
Dad3353 replied to isteen's topic in General Discussion
What's the band line-up..? What amps do the guitars use..? E-drums or acoustic; enthusiastic shed-builder or sensitive musician on drums..? These are the key issues which dictate the PA needs for rehearsing. Is ear protection being used (and if so, why..?). Could in-ear monitoring be part of the solution (not necessarily wireless; it can work well with cabled iem, too...). -
What gear to get for a Behringer Europower PMX 2000
Dad3353 replied to isteen's topic in General Discussion
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Thanks. It's probably tough making a living from occupations these days. Blacksmiths are more rare than in the recent past, pool typists are a forgotten race, even street-corner hawkers of evening newspapers are finding times hard. No, I've not seen the video; I imagine a similar case could be made for so many walks of life. On a brighter note, there has been a boom in folk producing 'apps', and there is money to be made, I'm told, in creating publicly-available video content, complaining about how there are no more opportunities in [insert subject of your choice].
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This may be true, but I don't want my PC to get cluttered up with cookies and other web-memory stuff from any of these types of sites. I receive quite enough spam as it is; I'm sure that many sites, once you've been there at all, keep tabs on whatever data there is to collect. To me, and without declaring myself to be paranoid, the simplest thing is to never have any truck with any of 'em, however tempting the link. My loss, certainly, but my gain, too, so ...
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Adi Oasis - True Pro and a Great Bass Player Story
Dad3353 replied to Mykesbass's topic in General Discussion
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A pity that many of us don't 'do' facebook. Never mind.
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Unfair, though. Mr Blank was using a generic term, non-nominative, and in a humorous context, suggesting that some character traits may be revealed with topics of this nature, and should not be unduly curtailed. This is quite different to pointed barbs aimed at specific members, in an unseemly manner. Disclaimer : I am no longer a Mod, simply a member as everyone else. I do know how to use the 'Report' function, however.
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I think that the original video being discussed here was rather making a point, not about the music on offer, but that the music is no longer made by groups (or bands...), but by solo artists, in whatever genre. These 'charts' are now full of singer/songwriters; any 'group' stuff was made before the turn of this century. No new groups are emerging. Is this right or not, I wouldn't know, but I think that that was the thrust of the video.
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Try 'fanny rock group'; it worked for me.