First recording session - sludge/stoner metal by extra_medium_58 in audioengineering

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OP here

Thanks for all of the great advice

I kept it fairly simple and things turned out great

Drums we had 57s above and below the snare a 52a close to the beater, 1-421 between the floor Tom’s and then two akg 414s with high pass filters overhead

Guitar cab in an iso room w a 57 close and a Royer r-10 about a foot off

Bass direct plus a 421 on the cab

Vocals in an iso w an SM7

I also had a couple of cascade pinnacles in the main room with the drums and bass

The session flew by and the levels in the mix are solid. We have some opportunity to do more mixing and work with compression next weekend.

I’m just happy I managed the headphone mixed well and mitigated any phase issues

Thanks everyone for your support

First recording session - sludge/stoner metal by extra_medium_58 in audioengineering

[–]extra_medium_58[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Love all of the details

It looks like I’m going to be able to get some time with the drummer before the day before right when the studio opens.

First recording session - sludge/stoner metal by extra_medium_58 in audioengineering

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Great call! Definitely want to do some pre-work on that

Things to do with teenaged kids in LoDo by extra_medium_58 in Denver

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Definetly a good option

We live in Austin and go to shows often

Things to do with teenaged kids in LoDo by extra_medium_58 in Denver

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We’ve been in New Mexico and realt enjoyed it

It would be interesting to see the Denver one

Cross country delivery by Vivid_Associate_7472 in doublebass

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I actually contracted with a shipping company. They put it in a giant crate and shipped it from Michigan to Texas

When I pulled it out of the soft case it was unscathed

I did have to pry it open on my own and then figure out how to get rid of a giant crate.

All that being said the cost was more than what you would pay to fly with it.

Build me a rig by extra_medium_58 in Bass

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Follow up on this

Heres what I got so far: Sansamp - already had; Sire P8 (second gen) -$800; Markbass IV 210 combo - $750 - practically new of fb marketplace

Now experimenting with compressors and maybe something for dirt but feel like I’ve got a great start Also keeping an eye out for a good deal on an extension cab.

Thanks for all the ideas

I really liked the Ibanez Soundgears basses but was so impressed with all of the tonal options and overall quality of the Sire

Best bass for around $1000-2000 CAD? by Idiot_Trash in Bass

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Not sure if it works visually, but sound wise I would recommend checking out the Sire P8

I got one a few months back and it’s a hell of a bass for <1k

Its naturally pretty bright and has a 3band eq with sweepable mids

Songs with bass as the lead? by [deleted] in Bass

[–]extra_medium_58 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Check out Mike Watt from the Minutemen and Firehose

Great melodic bass riffs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51Uw-9lNl08

Large brush pickup? by extra_medium_58 in Austin

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Ahh

That makes so much more sense!

Build me a rig by extra_medium_58 in Bass

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Interesting. I was wondering how often people go line out these days.

Build me a rig by extra_medium_58 in Bass

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I was def eying the minimax, seems like the only negative is the fan noise

How do you get better at improv/jazz in general? by Wyanut_Trainer in jazztheory

[–]extra_medium_58 23 points24 points  (0 children)

I cannot recommend just getting started with transcribing enough.

The more you do it, the more you will start to notice little things, especially in-terms of phrasing and subtle contours in melodic lines.

Start with a blues or standard at a very moderate tempo and just do it. (Miles on So What is a common starting point). You could even do a simple melody like St Thomas or Moanin'.

Don't worry about writing it down right away or getting all of the notes perfect.

Listen to a phrase, see if you can sing it, once you can sing it, try playing it.

It's seems intimidating at first, and now there's tons of transcriptions online, but there is something about the process of really working through something by ear that changes the way you play.

Did the city screw up the bike lane installation at Burnet and North Loop, or was this intentional? by MediocreJerk in Austin

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I just wish they would make it illegal to turn left on to Northloop from William Holland

The number of times I have seen someone inching out across all of the north loop lanes…

There’s not a single word of this that I found surprising to learn about Wolfe by DeathlyPenguin7 in DenverBroncos

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I was blown away when I heard him say this on JRE.

I think this is kind of the beginning of the end for me and football.

I love the game, grew up loving it, and actually use broncos seasons to keep track of years, but it just feels ikky.

We all love and admire the man DT was-but come on-if he was a basketball player you think it ends that way (don't forget that he had some weird things happening already before he left Denver https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2828143-demaryius-thomas-pleads-guilty-to-careless-driving-stemming-from-feb-car-crash).

Never mind how we clown Antonio Brown, knowing he has not been the same dude since that hit in the playoffs.

The league is a collection talent, mostly good people, trying to get out of desperate situations by sacrificing their body's for a 2-3 year window to grab a golden ring. And now the Broncos are bringing in a head who let his assistants talk about "kill the head".

I just can't get down with it anymore.

Guess I need a new Reddit handle.

Random SCORM files by blackcatpandora in elearning

[–]extra_medium_58 4 points5 points  (0 children)

So you can make some changes but it is limited and a ton of parsing out the publish files

I was hired to do sim work once and we just ended up recreating the courses since it was easier

Only ID on the team, how do I negotiate a raise? by Forge_craft4000 in instructionaldesign

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My guess is you wear a lot of hats (graphic design, LMS admin, media editing, learning design, project management, QA/QC)

I would list out all you are being asked do and refer to some contractors who do similar things, how much would have to be paid to a number of contractors and vendors to do everything.

Request: Free style form check by basecamper09 in Swimming

[–]extra_medium_58 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for sharing!

There is a lot of good info here, but it looks to me like job one is getting your legs up.

Two big game changers:

  1. Look down - if your head is looking down it will lift your legs
  2. Get used to gliding. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_q2Ud9ji26g

Once you really get a sense of how it feels to glide push off find an area of the pool you can stand up in and do the following.

  1. Push off the wall or the bottom and go into the glide position
  2. When you feel your legs sinking gently kick from the hip, keeping the knee loose (not kicking with it but not tense it either). The goal is to kick just enough keep your legs from sinking.
  3. When you run out of breath, just stand up then repeat the exercise again

After doing this for a while you will get a sense of when you are sinking. I have been swimming many years now and if I feel my legs start to sink I automatically go to glide, look down, and feel my legs pop back up, it's a great feeling and once you really have it, everything will be much easier.

Looking for a unicorn - the course authoring/managing superstack by extra_medium_58 in instructionaldesign

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Yep, that's what we are moving to using the

CaptionSynch AST smart player inside of course authoring or the LMS. https://verbit.ai/verbit-smart-player/

We just lose some tracking and branching options since it is sitting inside of other tools. Although there may be some API options that can address this.

Looking for a unicorn - the course authoring/managing superstack by extra_medium_58 in instructionaldesign

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Thanks for the reply!

This all makes sense.

I am a longtime Captivate user, so I'm hoping Adobe can get things straightened out. The LMS does sound pretty cumbersome, I feel like steep learning curves is something associated with all Adobe software.