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That sounded awesome. Congrats on the masters. On to buying a house now? I just bought one last week and get to upgrade my "studio" finally! Monitors here we come.

Nice job, man. I just bumped my build thread totally forgot about it until I saw yours. What did you find the hardest part? For me it was drilling the neck pocket holes. So nerve racking. I move into my first house in a few months and want to try building more from scratch since I'll have a...

Thanks! I forgot about this thread until I saw another guy built one today.

Are these only good for blues? Can you play rock and roll on them?

Sorry, it was an ES-345. The reason I passed on it was the frets (and yes, it had the binding and they were lowish). It almost looked like someone filed them down and never recrowned them. But they were so uniform and no rough edges that I thought maybe Gibson just did it that way in the 70s...

I played my first Norlin a few months ago. It was near mint, and I had a chance to buy it for $1,500 and passed. The frets had a flat top to them, yet they didn't look leveled ever. Did they come from the factory like that? The weight was absurd. The guitar played really nice, and I probably...

Can you film it on your phone and post it? There are a ton of noises. An easy way to check a worn nut is fret the 3rd string, then tap behind it on the 1st fret. There should be a very small gap and you'll hear a ping. If so it's good still. What type of bridge is it, tune-o-matic? Maybe...

Hey guys, I came into this mic from a guy locally on CL. I paid $50. Can you tell me about it? It's in excellent condition and sounds amazing (more dry and focused than SM57 or even the 545SD Unidyne III (which to my understanding is the predecessor of the SM57). Where does the 548 UniDyne IV...

Right now they're $29 and you can get them for $26 if you use coupon YNY23.

I counted 35 plugins. They always go on sale for $26 each, so that means $910. But to get people to buy them from you instead of Waves you'll have to discount them further. I'd expect like $750. I think Waves takes a fee for any transfer, too. It's really hard to pull this off without massive loss.

Great, thank you.

Cool, thanks. So it's the same mic as the non switch version only it has the switch? Does the switch matter at all in terms of the mic's sound?

Say it has a model number like 500 and S is at the end. 500s What does the S stand for? Thanks!

Like layer two snare samples? How do you do that? Do you have to render them out to audio?

Cool, I always saw transient designers but associated them with electronic music. When I use the TD, it seems to kill the transient so much you wind up having to turn up the snare. I wonder if EQing out the harsh sound is better. I'll futz with it some more. Do engineers ever radically EQ...

Awesome, thanks guys. I'll try those.

Hey all. I really don't like the "crack" in sampled snares. They sound abrasive. Is there any precedent of an engineer lowering the crack? All I can find online are articles how to increase it. I don't want to make my mix objectively bad by lowering it (i.e. everyone wants to hear the crack...

Thanks for the original comment, GMan, though I'm not sure why you deleted it haha.

No, it's based off Waterslide guitars. They're too expensive, so I did this.

I'm getting an error where it won't stream. It wants me to download a wav file.