Anyone in Philly want to come see a duo play a set of Ween songs at a basement show in West Philly?
No drummer, we're talking bass, tenor guitar, keytar (to MicroKorg), an SP-404 and about a hundred pedals.
Last night the power went out around 12.30. At first I assumed this was some kind of brownout affecting the whole neighborhood. After maybe 20 minutes I realized the streetlights were on and my neighbors seemed to all have power. I flipped the breakers and the power went back on, no problem. Do I need to be concerned?
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I live in West Philadelphia. There has been a notable heat wave for most of this week. Supposedly there were electrical storms in the city last night, but we so no evidence (thunder, lightning, rain) where we live. It looked pretty clear.
We were not using much power when the power went out. I live in a house, technically a row home. Most of the lights in the were off, my wife was taking a shower and I was quietly reading. The air conditioner was running, of course; we have central air. Note: The reason it took me so long to realize that our street still had power was because I prioritized helping my wife finish up her shower.
We have lived in this house since December. We have lost power due to outages before but did not need to flip any circuit breakers once power was restored.
Posting here because I am anxious; I don't want to ignore any underlying problems. I own this house but I am a new homeowner.
The Berhinger RD 6 has a midi input. I got mine used and the manual that came with it is crap. We (wife and I) have had trouble finding a decent midi chart for this machine.
What I want is a channel to toggle the A/B pattern at will via a midi foot switch. Does anyone know what midi note can trigger the A/B pattern?
*technically it's marked as Patter Group I/II