Mel81x

Its been three weeks of classes and honestly I can now understand why so many people talk so highly about alternate picking. Sometimes the little things like missing to do an up-down and instead doing an up-up can totally mess your rhythm up. I have gone to having pick difficulties above songs running at 120 to being comfortable there and pushing 160 now. This speed thing is addictive when done right haha.

Their bass work is always a bit on the weird side. It's got touches of Jamiroquai in the mid-years and then it switches to this math-rock style that I quite enjoy. The little guitar runs in the middle are also good imo.

Take a trip with Metroid Dread is my recommendation. It's not terribly challenging in terms of difficulty but it can get hard the more things you try and do to complete it.

Welcome back and @Tommy can help I am thinking

Random playlist adrenaline rush

Thor: Love and Thunder - 2.1/10 because its not as bad as a 2 but giving it anything higher would be disingenuous.

Why Lockdown mode from Apple is one of the coolest security ideas ever | Ars Technica Like one of the comments says "I'd turn this on everyday". It seems like in the rush to make things faster we've inevitably opened a lot of weird doors in the cybersecurity space. This, however, is a step in the right direction and I hope the next step is being able to auto-identify sites that are poaching data and then letting the user shutdown whatever they want. It hurts marketing but its also the right thing to do.

They still haven't found the nutter either.

If anyone can do "cloud" gaming right its Microsoft. The rest of them will are light years behind them.

So I went and signed up back to school again to improve my picking technique and told the instructor that I play bass so he said to come back on Monday and pick a song to play that I thought would be good. In my eternal stupidity I picked an Ozzy track and this is my weekend bass homework. Also, I don't get the reason for the chorus part being written that way but who am I to mess with genius. Note: I am just glad I didn't tell him I like Maiden more than Ozzy.

I always thought that opening riff was just a guitar till I realized that dirty punk Justin was up to no good and playing it on a bass and for merry measure he adds a delay too.

Behind the scenes of Waymo’s worst automated truck crash | TechCrunch What's funny in this is that someone who was actually driving a truck caused the incident. Surprised Waymo isn't using that to state that their system is far better than a human-operated truck.

Great stuff if you like Classical Guitar (be warned its an hour long)

Don't mic it just USB it and then record it. I am so tempted to hook the Macbook Pro to the interface and also add something to this that isn't metal or has a rock theme now haha. @Happy Blue I woke up and finished two cups of coffee reading through that haha. Oh and watch out for those micro delays which is why I don't use USB anymore but instead plug it into an audio interface and then record and use the USB to manage the device via the computer.

From the new album which imo is very good. Also helps that I love a nicely distorted bass.

The ML Sound Lab One please.

I can only play about 9 of the 20 on this list. Also fuck Rush and what they were on when they wrote Tom Sawyer. I can't play that song by counting it is 100% feel.

Nice. I am very curious how it fits in with everything you have now. Sound sample s'il vous plait.

Why is it that whenever we discuss something in here my wallet gets lighter haha.

I like that pedal a lot. I liked the review for it as well. With the way tech is going I think the day isnt far where they'll sell you a little silver box with some plug points and everything else goes through your phone.

If I get a Jackson it will be a one of a kind in the guitar collection. Everything else looks classic but this would stick out like a sore thumb. Maybe I'll make a trip next month and this time just walk out with a Jackson instead of thinking about it.

This is why we don't drink around our instruments haha. I think enough pedals have found their way to the sin-bin in the early days because someone thought they could reach over for a whiskey while they were playing.

I absolutely love the one on the left.