Dad3353

Nothing wrong with that. Suitably sober, adds to the whole song. Well done.

That wouldn't work; IP addresses are between 0 and 255.

Maybe speed up a couple of the longer tracks to get the overall playing time right..? If the pitch goes up a little on those tracks, it shouldn't show, as long as it's not 'Pinky'n'Perky' speed. Just a thought.

Sorry (maybe it's me; it's late...); how is the p/u connected to the jack plug..? Is it soldered..? Can you post a photo of your connection..? 'Buzzing' will occur if the amp is turned up with no decent connection to its source (the p/u...). The p/u should be soldered to the jack socket, and a screened lead plugged in to the socket, then to the amp. Does it still 'buzz' when connected like that..?

Read this, maybe..? https://garethdylansmith.com/reviews/2020/10/18/phil-mann-chord-tone-concepts

It wouldn't have helped you anyway; we can't see you dancing on Soundcloud.

Is there any other way..? I've never thought of it, but I can't imagine how one may not do this (nor yet silence that little voice incessantly rattling away between one's ears...).

I found myself humming a melody, over the space of a few days, and thought, after a while 'What is that..?'. Upon searching a bit, it turned out to be a piece I had, myself, composed a few years earlier..! Dummkopf..!

Good Stuff ...

Ooo look..! A bee..!

It's an easy fix for anyone with a modicum of competence. The broken jack plug gets cut off, and a new stereo (TRS...) jack plug soldered onto the cut end of the cable. About five minutes; a suitable jack plug (it's nothing special...) costs a couple of pounds or so for a good'un. Hope this helps.

Well, with nothing more than a link I'm not going to follow, it's completely useless to me. I'm not that good at cryptic crosswords, either. ...

He's changed a lot since 'Braveheart'. ...

Cindy Blackman flew from New York to Los Angeles for an audition.

I always mix with headphones, then check at the end with my monitors. Just sayin'.

One doesn't need big speakers. Just lots of little ones ...

If the video is being shot at the same time as the audio recording, it's a simple matter, using Shotcut (a free video editor...) to replace the video audio track with the recorded audio track, simply lining up the two for synchronising. The resulting edited video, with added fade-in/fade-out, or other Fx as required, can then be rendered for YouTube, again very simply. Hope this helps...

S'what I tried to explain to the judge and jury, but, apparently, they don't think that it applies to killing sprees .

Maybe not the best choice for an audition on bass..?