Blaze Foley recordings from Georgia... I love Blaze, especially Clay Pigeons.
The Smiths debut. Tough call here as a lot of my favorite songs are spread across many records.
The Faces-A nod is as good as a wink... Absolute rocker in the best way.
Got the faces from Rhino... I wish their hifi pressings weren't so limited. I got nevermind the bollocks hifi while it was available, but really wanted Marquee Moon.
Im new to the mpc world... How do you trigger the pads without getting a double tap? Im using the mpc sample and if i finger drum it, i get a lot of doublets! Same when I had an sp404.
And the quantized recording... I can keep time while playing guitar no problem, but im finding myself struggling to tap a beat into a sequence and have it come out on the steps i want.
Around 43 seconds in, you hear the first riff played by the lead guitarist. Its just a little answering phrase.
Im sure its straight overdrive, but what would be a good pedal to use with an FRFR amp to get that sound?
So I have a gear problem and I'm doing a big spring cleaning after one year in my first house. I typically play by getting a beat going on my drum machines, get a synth playing a bassline and another doing a melody sequence, and then I play the guitar over the top of it.
The problem is that I have 3 different samplers... I have a 1010 Blackbox, an Sp404mk2, and the new Mpc Sample. What I want to do is to be able to trigger samples, or record/edit/trigger samples on the fly of guitar riffs.
So the blackbox is going away. Sample is staying. Should I sell the 404mk2 as well or box it up and keep it? I don't use it enough to keep in in my live setup, but I want to keep it in theory... I don't need the 400usd I'd get by selling it. I could see down the road in a few years fully learning it and focusing on it, but by then something better will be available. Really i just hate having unused stuff piling up out of sentiment.
Saved up for 10 years to make a down payment... Originally I planned on buying land cash, having an I-beam building built, then cashflow the interior.
Instead, I stumbled across this beauty on my first day of looking. When I hit the number in my savings that I felt comfortable with, I started my search. This was the 2nd property I looked at.
3300 square feet on 5 acres. Its just me and I plan on it being my forever home. Im exactly one year into owning it. There are a few design choices that I would have made differently had I followed my original plan, but I was tired of being in an apartment and land is only getting more expensive. Im in a great area, all 5 acre lots on my road, 45 minutes to work once a week (not your regular job)... I plan on paying it off in 10 years and once I get yhat accomplished I will change the few things that I don't like about it (like the master baths shower) and a few other minor things.
What yall think?