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I put a lot of work into this mix after debating deleting the take and doing it over again but the real issue with my drumming was that it just did not sonically fit into the reference track - so I experimented - a lot. . . . Kenny Wayne Shepherd's…
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I personally see nothing that bothers me but - each to his own. If they sound good, I'd just use them.
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Protect your drivers from finish marring by screw heads --> https://www.amazon.com/black-nylon-washer/s?k=black+nylon+washer
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Gordon said that the state of being dead was the most peaceful he had ever felt, in that ^ interview . . . What a relief!! <3
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How do you grill the beans?
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None of my dabbling with open baffle have inspired me to get serious about it over closed/box designs - just lacks too much in the dynamics/loudness department.
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^ That's a breadboard!
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I'm holding out for a sale on a pair of these: https://www.madisoundspeakerstore.com/approx-6-7-woofers-sb-acoustics/sb-acoustics-sb17mfc35-4-6-poly-cone-woofer/ And a pair of these: https://www.madisoundspeakerstore.com/tweeters/lpg-25nfa-1-textil…
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Solid groove lesson offered by Tragically Hip with that cool hit called, "At the 100th Meridian" . . . https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/g1ccmn0bvqgr4z3tx6pnq/the-100th-Meridian-Trajically-Hip-SD3-SJL-Drums-11-20-2024_Take1_Raw.flac?rlkey=bj…
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If it wasn't for the tedious times, we we wouldn't enjoy the good times, Brad. (Or so I tell myself . . .).
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Your priorities are in order.
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Tonight's efforts using David Gray's creation called "Babylon" as an inspirational learning tool . . . (Same drill as last time on the mix/instrument panning - I'm in the right channel mostly) https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/loqo6m6dt6oci…
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Tell it, brother!
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Where do you put the spare 2 boards in a hexagon?
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Go for it, Mr. Skillz! My trying to make cabinets fancy means I make cabinets every 10 years - if I keep them functional I get one set per year out of my efforts and a lot more experimentation done . . .
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. . . Where's my wooden spoon . . .
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I'd forgo the ^ agony of hexagonal cabinet construction in favor of Sonotube (Concrete pour forms).
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That's fantastic - Kudo's to you both!
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. . . needs a snappy drum track under it Wolf, but I see where this is headed . . .
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. . . like, "Measure twice and cut once" . . . . Sorry for your troubles, Tom . . .
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open cell foam strips? . . .
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You can also make a sleeve to wrap around the tube using a paper file folder, wrap with tape and adjust the length externally by poking a hole in the side of the paper tube & bending a coat hanger wire 90*
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From a previous post [of mine] relative to the Heil AMT: https://diy.midwestaudio.club/discussion/2007/original-great-heil-amt-test-sweeps#latest (Image) (Image)
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^ "Book-matching" grain patterns?
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Phenomenal execution! Did you use any epoxy filler in those slabs, Eggie?
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I have used Unistrut screwed down to a bench top and trued using a string and a circular saw to cut a true edge before - it works well.
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^ 92.5 DB and dig deep and clean in 1 cu ft w/ 3" x 5" round-flared-port too . . .
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It's good to know they come with cones installed for that price . . .
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Women talk . . . a lot . . .