How do you get el-bo out of ebow? I'm looking down at my keyboard...johnno wrote:For what it's worth, I tried to give you the referral when I enrolled but I used the name "el-bo", which my order is now saying does not exist...
no, it's because on most other forii i'm known as el-bo , including logicprohelp where i sold him on this dealzedd wrote:How do you get el-bo out of ebow? I'm looking down at my keyboard...johnno wrote:For what it's worth, I tried to give you the referral when I enrolled but I used the name "el-bo", which my order is now saying does not exist...
Is it because he keeps elbowing us with that PayPal option!?!
You never know. Maybe something can be done with the downloadable DL kits at least.zedd wrote:
My only wish was that all the Ocean Way DL kits had this new scripting and didn't require an additional player to use them. I would gladly spend some of my ePointz and even some PayPal dollars to buy a few more of the OWD kits to use interchangeably with these GB kits. But that is not a reality for now.
You're on a roll ebow!ebow wrote:much more succinct than j.r.r tolkiens' versionRainman wrote:
find the fundamental ring and notch it out.
well there is only one master ring "One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them, One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them"Squids wrote:You're on a roll ebow!ebow wrote:much more succinct than j.r.r tolkiens' versionRainman wrote:
find the fundamental ring and notch it out.
The trilogy is a three band EQ.
Squids wrote:You're on a roll ebow!ebow wrote:much more succinct than j.r.r tolkiens' versionRainman wrote:
find the fundamental ring and notch it out.
The trilogy is a three band EQ.
well if frodo or gandalf should turn up asking for it, tell 'em squiddie taped it to the underside of the grestch snare drum....apparently he found it at the bottom of yngwie malmsteen's garden pond and thought it would add to the signature tone of the snare he was gonna be sampling....maximilians1 wrote:
well there is only one master ring
oh poor yngwieebow wrote:well if frodo or gandalf should turn up asking for it, tell 'em squiddie taped it to the underside of the grestch snare drum....apparently he found it at the bottom of yngwie malmsteen's garden pond and thought it would add to the signature tone of the snare he was gonna be sampling....maximilians1 wrote:
well there is only one master ring
be careful though...squid's become a little attatched to it...it's become quite precious to him
thats some funny stuff manWell, I now posted at a couple of Harmony Central forums.Reverend Rhythm wrote:No. I've watched this for some time. I'm convinced that there is a relationship between bumping threads and sign-ups. It doesn't work this way all the time, but at a time like this, it helps.
Great point. Take Bruford for example. That's ring-city. But it cuts through on an album like Yes Fragile for example where you have a lot of sonic competition going on between the players.... although I also love how (howe) they use acoustic guitar and electric bass for Roundabout. I always thought that sounded great in the first verse and you can REALLY year the drums.Rainman wrote:Yeah, I like a bit of ring in snares, the other thing to remember is that listening to the kit bare is often quite different once it has other instruments around it. But the parametric option is what I use when I don't have another snare to swap out on a real kit
HC is owned by Musicians Friend. A wonderful store (and SR dealer) but they don't allow threads about group buys with other e-commerce stores (and esoundz is). That thread is going to disappear faster than Kaiser Sl... how do you spell that name from The Usual Suspects? And just like THAT he was gone.Ah Xoc Kin wrote:Well, I now posted at a couple of Harmony Central forums.Reverend Rhythm wrote:No. I've watched this for some time. I'm convinced that there is a relationship between bumping threads and sign-ups. It doesn't work this way all the time, but at a time like this, it helps.
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