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Rimbo

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  1. Rimbo replied to Lurch's topic in Music
    Oh I left some gear out. Shure SM57 and Audiotechnica DB125 (basically a Shure SM58 wannabe) for mics. Tannoy SBMs for speakers, powered by a Samson 120a. That's the whole setup.
  2. I think it's a good thing the Chargers lost, because Herbert needs to spend some time healing up after that game. also because i fucking hate the chargers. f dean spanos
  3. Rimbo replied to Lurch's topic in Music
    Well, I'm glad I never bothered with them, then. Actually, that's not true! I do have some egg-crate foam in my studio! It's used to help secure my 300-year-old "7/8ths" cello inside a case designed for a modern full-sized cello. For THAT, it works great. But even then, I don't use it so much now, since I recently bought a cello stand so that my cello doesn't have to be in the case. And by doing so, I spend a lot more time actually playing the cello.
  4. Rimbo replied to Lurch's topic in Music
    hang this in the Louvre
  5. Rimbo replied to Lurch's topic in Music
    Thought the whole point of egg cartons was to get rid of reflections, not to dampen sound.
  6. Rimbo replied to Lurch's topic in Music
    The better your original sound is, the better and easier everything afterwards is. Old recordings had technology that was ass compared to what you can get for a few hundred bucks and a cheap PC today, but the musicians knew their craft and owned it. Frank Sinatra, for example, would show up in the studio and nail everything, perfectly, on the first take, then head out with the drummer's wife to fuck her brains out afterwards.
  7. Rimbo replied to Lurch's topic in Music
    Well, I'm a pretty pretentious bastard music-wise. Started on the piano in 3rd grade, with the same piano teacher as @Nicole44 , if you believe that. Only took lessons through 6th. Started Cello in 4th. At some point my cello teacher said to my parents, "You need to upgrade your teacher, he's better than I can do." So I started driving down to WTSU (now WT A&M) for lessons. My first teacher from there, Matt Lad, is now with the Cincinnati Symphony. Second teacher is now Montreal Symphony's principal. The third, Chris Costanza, pursued a solo career; now a professor at Stanford. I made All-State Symphony my junior and senior year. At Texas, I studied for 2 years under the great Phyllis Young (RIP) before realizing I wasn't going to ever graduate if I pursued 3 degrees. It's the one instrument I'm best at, and the only one where, whatever thought or emotion crosses my mind, I can just play. Played trombone from 7th-12th grade. Actually joined the Longhorn band in the off-season my freshman year, but it, too, was a casualty of running out of time. I also sold the instrument at a garage sale after my son was born, which remains one of the dumbest things I ever did. My parents bought a synth in 1989, an Ensoniq VFXsd, that I still use today; nothing sounds quite like it. In college I also picked up the bass -- initially, my brother's Peavey T-40 and Combo 300 amp; later, sold off the Peavey for an Ibanez fretless. Played in a couple of bands and never went far; my bandmate, Marc Gunn, now makes a living as a filk musician on the autoharp. You might have seen him and Andrew McKee as the Brobdingnagian Bards performing on campus in the late 90's/early 00's. Around this time I also discovered the demoscene and tracked music. This got me exposed to digital audio production techniques, FM synthesis, and sampling basics in ways I never would have otherwise. Current studio setup is all of the above, minus the trombone, plus my late Mom's acoustic guitar and a cheap-but-good Yamaha Pacifica. I've been using Cakewalk for my main production tool since it was a MIDI sequencer for DOS, and haven't been forced to switch yet. They finally started paying people to develop for it again, by the way. Scarlett 4i4, 4th gen. Note that the 4th gen Scarletts use the same DAC/ADCs as their high-end studio gear. It's as good as I'll ever need it to be. I've also spent real cash money on Roland Cloud's Pro subscription. You get all of Zenology synthesis and Zenology FX (surprisingly good guitar amp sims), PLUS 2 licenses to your favorite of their "Legendary" line of classic modeled gear. Also they have the "Play4life" promotion where you can get a lifetime key to Legendary gear; they've had two since I subscribed, so now I have lifetime keys to their Jupiter-8 and D-50 VSTs, plus the 2 licenses I get through the Pro subscription, which are currently slotted in to a TB-303 and TR-808. Classic. And all still driven by that Ensoniq VFXsd. Though most of my money lately has been going towards refurbishing my cello, an unusual 300-year-old beauty that I adore, and repurchasing sheet music for songs that I learned once, but since lost the music for. It remains a hobby and not my career. But then, my career (being a big computer nerd) is also a hobby even when it's not my career. So, no regrets there.
  8. I kinda get why this is hard, but mostly don't. If you're cisgendered, the only requirement is that you're happy with the gender you were born with. If you're heterosexual, the only requirement is that you find the opposite sex attractive. If you ever find yourself agreeing with ANY requirement beyond those, you're hiding something from yourself. (i.e., you're trans or bi or gay and need to just do yourself and the rest of us a favor and admit it)
  9. oregon pursuing an interesting strategy of letting IU score quickly on this drive to get the ball back sooner
  10. Hmmm, not sure I agree with that analogy, given how that ended for them all.
  11. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HA HA HA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH AH AHA HA HAH AH wheeeeezeBWAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAH AHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH AH AHA HA AHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAH i mean how terrible for oregon
  12. Feels like a good time for another Duck turnover.
  13. Oregon. You're down by 27. Why are you doing these slow-developing running plays up the middle? i do not recommend actually ever doing this
  14. "I win. Google me." Just... Yeah. Google him now.
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