Rickresource Rickenbacker Forum

Quote: "Ya, and y'all probably watch PBS! In case that is not clear, there are many more who profess to watch, than actually do. Methinks it is that way with these tunes with the long foreign names!" Here's evidence of my aforementioned titles, if that's necessary: http://archives.rickreso...

Hilarious!
The pause........................................
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Frank Zappa!

My 4000 hums less than my 4001.
Could the amount of wiring effect the pick up of outside noise signals?

PBS is great, I hate commercials, on the box Or on the radio!

Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto #2, or Beethoven's Sonata #14.

Hmmm...musical hair dryer?

I'm not much of a singer, but they always say "it does make a difference", so we do it.

I just think of it as stress relief for my bass' necks!

Cool!

Easy now, that dolt has thousands of nucular weapons under his control!

Same here!
I haven't even fully learned how to program my (analog) drum machine yet!
Too much procrastinating & too many hobbies/too little time.

We've done it in every band I've been in except the first couple, which weren't really bands, just learning projects, I guess. The change in resonance wasn't as pronounced until I plugged in, thus the reason for posting this. The bass just seemed sweeter & livelier sounding all the way up the ne...

Very sad.
Condolences to his family.

To give the singers a little more leeway in their upper range.

I've used Cubase just for editing so far & Audacity for rough recording.
There's no latency problem with Audacity, but Cubase does have this.
The simpler program must use a simpler monitoring path for the sound.

As Mark said, there may be a way around this.
I'll have to do some digging.