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Brian posted in the group Gear-aholics Unanimous
I actually just sold my ’66 Strat and ’69 LP Deluxe this Summer because they were stupid valuable and I would have to climb out of my grave if my kids sold them at an estate sale for a pittance.
I still have:
90’s Gibson Tennessean (favorite- sounds like a 335)
90’s Takamine Classical (favorite) and easiest to play with arthritis
70’s…Read More2 Comments-
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LP was more fun to play. The Strat (at least mine) had real intonation problems that frustrated me. The LP was more playable (fretless wonder ™) BUT between the two you have the tone of that era covered pretty well.
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Brian replied to the topic Black Octopus Leviathan Bundle $39 in the forum Virtual & Physical Music Gear Deals
Thanks Doug. I am at the age where all brain activity is suspect.
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Brian started the topic Black Octopus Leviathan Bundle $39 in the forum Virtual & Physical Music Gear Deals
https://blackoctopus-sound.com/product/10-years-leviathan/
Not an earthshaking deal- I think it goes on sale pretty regularly.
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Brian started the topic Black Octopus Leviathan Bundle $39 in the forum Virtual & Physical Music Gear Deals
Black Octopus Leviathan 1-4 bundle $39
I thought I posted this a few hours ago. Trying again.
Not a fantastic deal, as it goes on sale regularly, but many gigs of samples, loops, patches, and MIDI. -
Brian replied to the topic Free util to convert .cwp (CbB and earlier) to .song (Studio One) in the forum DAWs, Hosts, Audio Editors & OSes
I also am a multiple DAW user. I rationalize that trying to remember how they all work is good exercise for my aging brain. GAS sufferers are very good at rationalization. I switched to Cakewalk around Studio One V4, which apparently had a disagreement with my hardware at the time, making it run like a slug. About six months later I tried a…Read More
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If I could play, I’d definitely want a Les Paul. My brother had a red one when I was a kid, and the first rock album I bought at 5 years old was Led Zeppelin III, which I still love. Jimmy Page cemented my love for the Les Paul. But I’m sure if I played guitar instead of drums that my back might not have agreed with the Les Paul choice.