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I wanna get the Jet JJ-350 Baritone and was wondering if there are any bands that use/used baritones guitars..
If you know any please give me some recommendations :)

I have this issue on all of my guitars and I've tried everything - I even added a second nut but nothings works longer than a month and depending on the guitar it's so annoying to screw them back on tightly.. Any ideas? Is there a way to solder the nut onto the jack or something like that?

No matter what song I listen to - the Dezibel Visualiser always shows me that the audio is clipping and I can here it too. It’s pretty annoying and makes every song sound bad..

Is there any setting for that in Rockbox or do I need to rescan all of my CDs with different settings? (I just used what iTunes gave me)

Thanks in Advance :)

I just got new in ears (Tin HiFi T2) and I got exactly this model because I’ve read you could use it without bending the cable around your ear..

The problem is (I could have seen that coming) that the cable it came with is already bent, so I have to get a new one which isn’t.

Do you have any recommendations? It would be great if it was available in Europe too!

Thanks in Advance :)

A friend of mine recorded a DJ set with his camera and the bass frequencies are clipping - is there any plug in (free in the best case) that I can use with Cubase to remove that?

That’s basically it - I don’t know what else to say xD

Im fairly new to recording and mixing, but I’ve got one mix of a demo I really like! Is there a way to save all the presets of the tracks at once as some kind of recording preset that I can use for other songs?
If so - how would I do that?

Thanks in advance :)

When I turn it on nothing happens - then when I turn it off again the battery LED lights up red for a quarter second. This happens often but sometimes it also turns on (really delayed tho)

Tried to make a video of it - but Everytime I do that it instantly turns on lmaoo

Als Beispiel Oberbilk-S - Wenn man da runter zu den U-Bahnen möchte bringen einen die Rolltreppen manchmal hoch und manchmal runter. Woran machen die fest wann und wie lange die in welche Richtung fahren? Und wechseln die die Richtung auch zufällig tagsüber? Habe ich noch nie gesehen, aber irgendwer muss es ja mitbekommen..

Vielleicht ist die Frage echt dumm, aber irgendwie interessiert mich das jetzt schon ca. eine Woche lang😂

I am making my own song demos for like 3-4 years now and never really cared about the mix since I never had a band.. Now I do and for the past 6months I’ve been absolutely tryharding to get as good as possible so we won’t have to pay 1000s of dollars for a good mix..

What tips can you give me that are kind of simple and make huge improvements in the mix? We make Posthardcore so some kind of rock/punk/metal subgenre and everything gets muddy real fast..

And would you recommend buying lessons or are there good free courses?

Thanks in advance :))