Good point. According to their MSDS, Dunlop 65 contains 0.5% to 1% polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) in it, which is a water-repellent (hydrophobic) silanizing reagent that acts as a sealer. PDMS is one...
Good point. According to their MSDS, Dunlop 65 contains 0.5% to 1% polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) in it, which is a water-repellent (hydrophobic) silanizing reagent that acts as a sealer. PDMS is one...
Sign of a good, responsive instrument! The overtones add to the richness of the sound you are getting, as long as no one string or frequency is dominating the sound. It's when they stop humming and...
I have a small but considerable collection. Somewhere in the high teens, I think. But I tend to play just the Gibson A currently in her 100th year. Sounds the way I imagine a mandolin should sound....
So true it hurts :)
You can only have one mandolin. Beyond that, you find that the mandolins have you.
There can only be one for whatever mood you happen to be at the moment.
So ... maybe somewhere in the 5-10 range?
For me there can't, I have 6 and am always open for more. Would you want only one shirt, only one chair, only one bowl, etc
Sorry you're still having trouble. I'm unable to reproduce this across three different machines I have using six different browsers.
I also downloaded your avatar and it had what I consider an...
Without adequate good-quality sleep, nothing else of any value is possible.
Sure you could force yourself to play mandolin/etc when you're tired from not enough sleep or poor-quality sleep, but...
The solution that would let you do that is using the H4n or similar in 4track mode which I mention in post 11.
You record the guide track (l normaly do the stereo ones) then choose a different track...
The multi-tracking is done in Melosity. You record one track into their software, it can be played back while you record the next.
Tell her they are weird because they don't. Every child should have some kind of music requirement in school just like math, science and english.
It's a marketing scam of the capo industry. :cool:
Or spending a ton of time learning a tune, then find out everyone plays it in keys other than the on you learned. Very common in the local Scandinavian music community.
As to too many guitar...
Or they know the tune but they're leaving out half the chords or playing entirely wrong chords. So you're faced with the choice to play it in a way that you don't like the sound of, just to fit in...
Fishman Loudbox is the way to go works especially well for vocals too. A really nice sounding amp you can’t go wrong and Fishman policy of fixing any of there amps for $50 regardless of if you bought...
Guitars amps are mono.
If they do include a 'stereo' input from music players, they sum the stereo signal to mono.
Stereo is of very little use or relevance in live sound in any event as your...
James, good strategy -- Americans buying Canadian at a savings, even with shipping figured in! Usually, we hear it the other way around with Canadians having to pay more with exchange rates, etc.
From one with short-fat fingers....I wish I had that problem to find out. :)
If a squidolin isn't handy, this would be the next best thing!
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A dot on the third fret means: this is the third fret. A dot on the fifth fret means: this is the fifth fret. And so on.
On that I think we can all agree. Or at least I hope. :)
Pity about the tuner James. I got a Seagull recently too.
There was a thread about it here....
I have a McClung on both of my good mandolins, and I absolutely love them.
Beautiful wood, beautifully finished, awesome shape, awesome function, and they just feel great under the arm.
I recommend...
I added a Cumberland Acoustic armrest to mine a couple weeks ago. It looks ok, but they seem really small compared to all the others. I don't think its made any difference other than changing the...
From Mark Gunter - "....I think the term "to modulate" has been in use for music with a much longer history ...". Quite so Mark. The term 'modulate / modulation' has been borrowed for use in...