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ThurberMingus wrote: UC which apps are you running?

This is basically all I use, but I plan on getting Moog Model 15 soon. Looks and sounds dope!

jwar wrote:Bro since when is being in tune cool? I seriously feel like I'm out of the loop here.

Brandsmannen wrote:I guess when playing with other people or within a setup of multiple instruments.

Bingo! We're not super anal about it (hehehhe), but a tuner just make it easier to do fast, especially mid song when there are a lot of other frequencies flying around. And with dual oscillators you can make them drift between two frequencies/notes, which is cool, but it also makes me question my ears.

jwar wrote:
That was a burn? Is that because I play alone? It's a choice for the most part, so I don't feel burnt. Lol


DOS thanks for the explanation. I'm not big on oscillation, so I've never tuned them in any way when I've used them. I'm very much a child of chaos. Plus I'm lazy lol.

Sorry if that came across the wrong way, it's all in good fun! I totally get why you wouldn't worry about being in a band, between your family and your other endeavors you'd have to be with just the right group of people to make the headache worth it. I'm fortunate that I get to make music with people I'm friends with any way. I wouldn't bother playing with other people if my options were cover band dad rock or the local super church's* p&w ensemble.

I do 90% of my playing alone and I don't really worry about being very in tune all that much. The other 10% of the time with my band I can't tune enough.

*I already called dibs on the band name "Local Super Church" so don't even think about it.

ThurberMingus wrote: *I already called dibs on the band name "Local Super Church" so don't even think about it.

I predict many strange people at your first show

Maze tools is tits

UglyCasanova wrote:

ThurberMingus wrote: *I already called dibs on the band name "Local Super Church" so don't even think about it.

I predict many strange people at your first show

Which would be great considering the band is (ahem, will be) a Lightning Bolt ripoff who will probably only play with noise bands.

Didn't really mean it as a burn, I didn't think of that before I played more noisey in my band either.

Guitar board for my other band, Autom.



PitchFactor > FV500H > Algal Bloom > Pretty Years > Fuck > Nemesis > Space

Can you post em all? Tabletop and boards? Losing track of all your stuff.

Also: I spent 5 years bring paid by the State of New York to read books, and I now regret that I wasn't being paid to do so by the land of fjords.

Pic of tabletop is two pages back. I don't have any pics of the latest bass board, but I'm planning on taking some at Monday's rehersal. You should move here and teach Norwegians the wonders of English literature. Minimum annual wage (with no experience) for a lecturer is $53.830, up to around $65.000 with after 10 years on the job, gradually increasing of course. It's actually not that great (by Norwegian standards). High taxes and generally high prices on houses/cars/everyday goods, you know?

UglyCasanova wrote:Guitar board for my other band, Autom.



PitchFactor > FV500H > Algal Bloom > Pretty Years > Fuck > Nemesis > Space

Man this board is everything. Kind of a similar idea as I have on my guitar board but with better stuff. You gotta have something to drone into the pitchfactors arpeggiator mode though, that is fun as hell

Thanks, buddy!

I use an E-bow for drones. Saving some real estate

UglyCasanova wrote:Guitar board for my other band, Autom.



PitchFactor > FV500H > Algal Bloom > Pretty Years > Fuck > Nemesis > Space

PitchFactor + Space. I'd love to get my hands on a pitchfactor and play around with that combo.

I wanna make a similarly sized board, what size PT did you get? I have pretty much the same combo except my space stays with the synths most times. Pitchfactor/Dirt/delay

I think this is a Palmer pedalboard in size equivalent to a PT2