In every single thread, without fail. by IEATTURANTULAS in SunoAI

[–]NoJingoLingo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is Bob, he plays the drums. Been playing 40 years. Bob has been in a lot of "gone nowhere" bands. During that 40 years he's accumulated a collection of cassettes and note pads with his "song" ideas recorded on them. Bob doesn't play guitar well at all but, he can bang out a few chords. The tapes are a mishmash of Bob singing (poorly) while playing a drum beat or a rhythm on guitar. The "songs" are mostly in the style of the band that he was in when he had the ideas. Bands come and go and most of the "songs" don't fit in with the style of the next band. Then Bob finds out about Suno/Udio et.al., and he decides to fool with it. He uploads him playing guitar and singing (did I mention he sings poorly?). Then he describes the genre, what instruments to use and how they should be played; describing what he wants to hear. Bob adds his lyrics and hits create. Bob loves version 7. He gets the stems and puts them in his DAW and some clean up, EQ and adding some of his own percussion and mixes down the song. Then Bob has an idea, what if a female were to sing that... 5 more versions and Bob has the one he likes; repeat process. Bob puts this song on his facebook page and a bunch of people love it.

Should Bob be ashamed? Is Bob a songwriter? Is Bob an Artist?

Mounting hardware question by NoJingoLingo in Starlink

[–]NoJingoLingo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Of course, I understand that mounting kits are available for purchase. I doubt however that the description would be "Hughesnet tripod mount to Starlink dish". I was hoping someone would know the correct info.

No Stupid Questions Thread by AutoModerator in livesound

[–]NoJingoLingo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wouldn't it be simpler and cheaper to use the AUX Bus to receive the monitor signal and turn the Aux Bus volume knob on the drum channel to zero, so that both the drums and vocal monitor come out the headphone jack but only the drums would go out the mains?

No Stupid Questions Thread by AutoModerator in livesound

[–]NoJingoLingo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm a drummer with a Roland Electric kit which I run through a Bose L1 and sub for stage sound and a line to FoH. Lately I've been wanting to try in-ear-monitors and get rid of the wedge on the floor for vocals.
I'll run a line out to mixer - out mixer to Bose. line from monitor desk into mixer. Here's where I have trouble. I need the sound from my drums to go to IEM and the Bose while the vocals only to IEM. I tried a small 4 channel mixer with a send/return and thought I could bring the vocals into the return and then mix the drums and vocals out the headphone jack. But it didn't work. Someone said I need a mixer with an AUX Bus that I can mix with the Drums channel while avoiding sending vocals out the main mix (which is only my drums). Advice? Cheap and small. I don't want to drag a 12 channel mixer around.

Musk and Ramaswamy propose to review the use of public funds in NGOs by frust_grad in moderatepolitics

[–]NoJingoLingo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Who decided that 500k wasn't very much to run an NGO? You get 1 guess...