EBS_freak

I know what you mean. I had an incident with a highly respected bass builder, that dragged on and I was being treated as a complete moron. Even when everything was put right (only when another luthier got involved and asked the guy in question to behave and stop being a ****), I had such bitter feelings towards the end product, when somebody played it, loved it and asked me if I would ever consider selling it... I snapped their hands off for their low ball offer. It never got used because everytime I saw it, it filled me with rage due to the bitter experience I had had with such luthier. It's a shame - because I quite like his basses... but it seems like I'd never buy anything else from him now.

Oh man. What a complete stinky poo show.

The closest I got to anything with providence is backing out of buying Matt Malley's fretless Musicman as used on Counting Crow's August and Everything After. I kept umming and arring before deciding that I didn't do enough fretless to warrant buying it. Still wish I kinda bought it when he offered me it for sale.

I love the simplicity of this. Excellent execution. One of my faves out of all the ones I seen.

Absolutely brilliant execution. Lovely version... and from a bass playing point of view, lovely. Great tone and feel. Watched that with a big smile on my face... and the freeze frames on the outros (I did that on my last vid 😛 )

Who knows given the state of the economy who will build what for what.

gonna nail my support for Bernie Goodfellow's basses to the mast... GB Guitars

Beautiful. Lovely tone too. Nice one.

Great feel. I enjoyed that.

Ah yes. Malcolm. Interesting character. Played down his club a fair few times many years ago.

So many drums! Not enough limbs. (No Def Lep references please)

Because Hollywood Nights, Bob Seger. It just doesn't sound right without the two kits.

One of those collab things...

Looks quite a good candidate for a wrap - or even a better, a wood veneer. Interesting project, thanks for sharing.

https://www.musictech.net/guides/essential-guide/logic-pro-x-the-beginners-guide/

Actually - now I have seen it, I know of the tasty blender - its the blue box that was getting my interest.

Heading over to look right now. Thanks

That IEM amp looks interesting? Is that a home brew?

Nice work, that's a lot of work to get that over the line... all those videos, all at the right frame rate, all lit well... Nice work all. I'm suffering trying to get some off the footage from my lot. It's pretty soul destroying to be honest. It comes to something when I can get stuff over the line with a bunch of friends... but not off the actual people that I actually gig regularly with.

The correct answer is... buy whatever you feel... because people tend to do that whatever others say anyway. Its like Reaper, Cubase, Ableton, Logic whatever whatever... they all do the job. The main factor will always inevitably come down to price.

If you want to flex on a Mac user, just start uttering words like Bitcoin or Video rendering. Most Macs will not cope or be totally weedy compared to a PC... thats if they haven't suffered thermal issues in the process.

Indeed they do. But they are the minority. And of those, a percentage are running their Windows environment in a VM.

Same - I develop on both *nix and windows platforms. As a preference, I go for the Mac unless I absolutely have something that can only be done in Windows. (I can't be bothered with running up VMs).

Well, that all depends what you are developing. There will be a load of MS developers that will disagree with you!

Isn't the the stock answer for this generally as follows - Music apps - Mac Photo apps - Mac Video editing/rendering apps - PC Gaming - PC VR - PC Everything else, doesn't really matter EDIT : Coffee shop socialite - Mac