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oldslapper

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  1. Fabulous bit of kit for iPad recording. 
    Focusrite preamps and easy docking for iPad and iPad mini with lightning connection. 
    Haven’t used this for a while since getting a separate audio interface for iMac and iPad. Does not fit 12” iPad Pro please note.
     

    It’s in good condition. There is a streak on the top right hand side where I tried to give a small mark a clean but made it look worse as it’s a rubbery surface 🙄 


    £50 collected/handed over in person, or £55 posted.

    Boxed, PSU and instructions included. 
     

    Here's some specs https://www.andertons.co.uk/recording/audio-interfaces/mobile-device-interfaces/focusrite-itrack-dock-interface-for-ipad-and-ipad-mini

     

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  2. I’ve just ditched one band where the leaders wife is a bv but is a deluded control freak with little musical talent and he sheepishly goes along with her nonesense.

    My other band has 2 couples in it, but they seem to be able to maintain professional boundaries and all 4 people are not mad. 

    I’d be interested in knowing your keyboard players intentions before I’d decide anything. Is she deluded, curious, a keener, or just inspired by your playing. Has she made her request to the whole band? 

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  3. 1 hour ago, solo4652 said:

    I play in a good 5-piece pub covers band. Drummer's wife plays keys - sort of. She has bought a bass and at last night's gig she told me she wanted to play bass "on a few songs" next year. Hmmm....

    It wouldn’t worry me particularly. 
    If she’s terrible or at least not great, but still insists on pursuing this dream, and no one says anything and they go along with it, I’d high tail out of there asap. I don’t hang around in bands with the deluded in control.

    If she turns out to be good, and is supported by the rest to pursue her dream, then you have a choice to share bass duties or leave. 
    You could of course refuse that she plays bass all together. I don’t know what your relationship is like with her husband, but I would imagine that their relationship would probably win if he supports her. 

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  4. 27 minutes ago, zrbass said:

    What does it all mean? In my old school world its a superbly written iconic pop tune but is that the reason it's there or is something else going on...Surely kids today want something from there own scene making the top for xmas...Wheres Ed Sheeran, Adele, et al?

    Wasn’t it last Christmas? 

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  5. Valencia VC564CE   Cutaway electro Classical Guitar with Hard Case.

    Just restrung with new strings. 
     

    The fret board is a lovely striped Amara Ebony, Spruce top and walnut back & sides. 

     

    Bought this as I always fancied playing some Latin style jazz, but I’m hopeless and haven’t the time to fulfill this particular fantasy. 
     

    It’s in good condition, a couple of marks, and the electrics work well with a nice 3 band eq and built in tuner. 
     

    Don’t be put off by the low price, it’s a lovely guitar and plays nicely. I just not playing it and have a tiny house, so really don’t have room. 
     

    £90 collected or could post for £105 as it’s in a hard case. Open to trades btw, try me. Interested in old iMac/Macbook for GarageBand use. 

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

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  6. 1 hour ago, JapanAxe said:

    I don’t see it that way at all. They actually offered dep work when they play closer to my area but I said I would be happy to travel to their area. I expect their ideal candidate would live in the same area, whereas I’m about 70 miles away. There was always the risk that the travel to gigs would at some point start to get wearisome for me, but not if it’s just the odd dep gig. I do actively promote myself as a dep, and we discussed that at the audition, so that’s all fine with me.

    YMMV!


    I’ve always viewed being called to dep as a great compliment, particularly if the band is of decent quality. It means you are trusted to turn up (at the right location & on time) prepped and ready to go, without rehearsal. Thats a lot of trust a BL is putting in you. 
    I enjoyed depping (particularly decent function bands) as I got to play without having to deal with band politics, and could always say no if I didn’t fancy the gig. The last dep I did lasted 8 years! 

    Happy in my band now so don’t do it as much, but would still if it’s a fun gig. 

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