I was going to write a snarky retort but had the presence of mind to look it up. Apparently you don't have these in Quebec:
https://www.supermarketnews.com/online-retail/real-canadian-superstore-expands-grocery-home-delivery
My girlfriend lives in Seattle and while she's been OK so far, the company she works for has been a zoo lately with regards to customers and management. I was supposed to go down for a visit this weekend but we've decided that I shouldn't--I'm expecting the border situation in Canada to tighten...
Just going to drop this article here. Very thorough look at the numbers in the various corners of the globe and discusses practical counter measures.
https://medium.com/@tomaspueyo/coronavirus-act-today-or-people-will-die-f4d3d9cd99ca
Please read and share.
Yeah you definitely have some sort of built-in IR or cab sim in there, otherwise it would sound a bazillion times worse.
I don't think the tone you've shared is a bad starting point. But a great amp sim guitar tone starts with the cab sim or IR that gets to closest to the tone that you're...
If I had the disposable income I would buy a second Charvel 650XL. I almost did once in fact but it was out of my price range and the seller wouldn't budge.
I like my little Boss Katana lunchbox. It's battery-powered and has a killer bedroom hero tone.
When I was practicing in my car every day I use the Positive Grid JamUp app with an iRig and a pair of earbuds. Worked fine and the footprint was tiny.
I meditate.
I'll dim the lights, sit upright and close my eyes and just visualize myself putting on the record and imagining what kinds of sounds come out. I found this especially useful for finishing half-written ideas that I'm getting stuck on. Something about separating myself from the...
After doing some more digging (thanks for the tip on Labs, btw, I'm hooked!) I also found that Spitfire does some very budget-friendly strings + brass/woods VSTS for $30 each. They are more limited than SoniVox (no individual instrument sections) but the sound quality of their ensembles is...
If it's the string changes that are killing you, chances are the angle of your pickstrokes are leaving you trapped between the strings when you need to change, with leads to erratic movements without any sense of efficiency.
This might seem a little nutty, but if you've been trying (and...
This question is so open-ended that it's a little hard to give you a straight answer. There are loads of variations on a "C chord" and the scales you'd want to pick your notes from will vary depending on the specific type of C chord you're playing, not to mention it's context within the overall...
- Released a new EP with my band
- Toured Europe for three weeks promoting said EP
- Began writing our second full-length album
- Made a promise to myself to release even more new music by myself by the end of the year and I'm going to keep it! Wrote, recorded and mixed an fantasy...