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ok I don't have a clip at the moment, but maybe I can tell you in words. 6/8 time, 176 bpm. 32nd notes descending down 4 toms, giving each tom 6 32nds. Crescendo and day crescendo each tom change. I heard this at the end of a song called "the Climb" by No Doubt. It sounds so awesome. Was...

Think I found it, LP "Ice Bell".

Back in high school I played in pit, and for one song we used this instrument that I'm trying to find. It was like a bell/cymbal, about 1/4 inch thick, 10 inches across, 5 inches deep (?). We would mount it on a stand, reversed, and strike it with with the butt end of the stick. It was sweet...

I have a acoustic guitar that has a gloss wood grain turquoise finish. The back is very "turquoise". The front is more dark green and even brown in some spots. I always figured it had always been like that since I got it, but I noticed the other day when I removed the pickguard (which I...

simple question. I use a roland gp-8 for delay and eq on vocals. If you turn on the eq and increase hi, mid and lo to the max, is that the same thing basically as just turning the volume up instead?

Thanks for your elaborate responses guys. I'm glad I posted here first before putting them up right away.

They are the thicker paper-type. 1 square foot pieces. I just have heard of this used before and the guy I got them from was apparently using them for soundproof. Wanted to ask some know-it-alls whether they really even do anything before I go to the trouble of putting them up. I do have A...

Do egg crates provide good sound absorbtion for recording? I have a huge amount of these and I was wondering if they are worth putting up. And, if so, any ideas of how to put them up on tin walls? Thanks. -Perry.

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I have a 10X20 practice room. It is a climate controlled indoor storage room. The walls and ceiling are thin metal. The floor is concrete. I am concerned about muffling the sound in there. As far as sound outside the room...that is not a concern, we can be as loud as we want. I would just...

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I just intercepted a bunch of small rugs and carpet-sample boards before they hit the trash. I would like to use them to help deaden sound in our "tin can" practice space. Does anyone have any idea of how to suspend these against corrugated aluminum walls? thanks...

Well I took the guitar to a custom guitar shop, and he wants $120 to fix it. Says he would use glue and pins.

I am likely going to show it to a local repair guy for his opinion and price. But do you guys think I could do this with JB weld? I read that it holds well for this type of application. I have a spring clamp to use as well.

ouch, real sorry to hear about your bass. Mine was a clean break only in the headstock. That, plus the fact that it's a classical guitar, (strings don't have much tension), I'm hoping it will work. Thanks. -P

I am a moron. I am not going to reveal how I managed this because I value you guys' respect. Anyway my headstock on my classical is broken in half, pretty much right down the middle. One side of it with it's tuners broke clean off. Can this be glued? Repaired? Give me the truth, I can...

This would probably be ideal...but I don't feel like spendin 40 bucks for just that... http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/fg=101/g=guitar/search/detail/base_pid/151306/

I'm not so much worried about damaging the pa. I just hate for my audience to have to hear such a loud pop. I will continue to turn down the pa until I get one of those switch cords boingoman suggested.

I have two acoustic/electrics and when I pull the cord out or plug them in it is very loud on the pa. Our solid guitars or bass are quiet. It is kind of a problem because I change guitars a few times in our set and turning down the pa each time is kind of a hassle. Just wonderin if that is...

just a quick question. we have a new small 4 track at practice to get ideas down here and there. I have a problem. When I push the record button the the live line-in is blaring over the other tracks that are playing. Why does this happen?