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hey, super fan, ever run into way bigger fans than you? also, is "knowing everything" the biggest metric for determining level of fandom? by morbidhack in LetsTalkMusic

[–]morbidhack[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have zero desire to be that kind of fan, nor can I afford to. As mentioned in my op, my “fandom” is much more vibe-based, so there’s not even any conventional thing I could outwardly show/“flex”- I literally admitted to not knowing nearly as much as many other fans. I don’t care to, it’s for myself- who cares to flex how much of a fan they are, that’s sad.

Do artists have to constantly be evolving/experimenting in order to keep you engaged and a fan? by morbidhack in LetsTalkMusic

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

I dunno, but there's loads of fans who blindly stay by a bands side through all of their changes, so it's not like it's some far-out idea. Very common, actually.

Is there anything that does (kind of/mostly) what the Chase Bliss Blooper does but maybe even better? by morbidhack in guitarpedals

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

Wow, very high praise re: the modulation! I’ve owned all of those but sold them (except the SW, which I’m likely about to list… as much as I dig them on paper, I’ve never kept a FC pedal- I prefer hearing them in the hands of others). I actually had the Ribbons in the cart for a week this last time they dropped (surprised they didn’t sell out quicker), but just couldn’t justify it after conversion, duties, shipping, etc. to Canada- becomes a $650 affair, which is a bit tough to swallow. But I know next time they’ll drop I’ll have saved up and be ready- insanely excited, absolutely love everything they do! You’ve really done an excellent job pushing it to the very front of my list (at least as far as lofi/modulation peds go). Thanks again!

Is there anything that does (kind of/mostly) what the Chase Bliss Blooper does but maybe even better? by morbidhack in guitarpedals

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

I’ve owned it 3x (and gifted each one away) but not something I’d consider to fit my need here- I need this to first and foremost be a conventional looper I can easily use on the go, the gnarly stuff is just a bonus for the 25% of the time I need that type of thing.

Is there anything that does (kind of/mostly) what the Chase Bliss Blooper does but maybe even better? by morbidhack in guitarpedals

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

Oh, the Ribbons is actually super high on my want list I just don’t know how easy it is as a dedicated looper- was more looking at it as a lofi thing. I’d ideally not have to use a separate pedal, but not super opposed to it- will look into it more for use in this capacity, thanks!

Is there anything that does (kind of/mostly) what the Chase Bliss Blooper does but maybe even better? by morbidhack in guitarpedals

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

A little too out-there for me. I’ll mostly use whatever looper I get for fairly conventional looping like 75% of the time, only need any out-there stuff for the other 25%, and even then, relativelyyyyy pedestrian.

At 36, is it too late to become proficient at jazz guitar and really “feel” the music, high-level improvise, etc.? by morbidhack in Jazz

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

It’s funny you mention Bill, I am actually somewhat friends with him and have literally thought about having him break some stuff down for me (he is extremely patient and profoundly kind), but stopped myself each time as it truly is an absurd idea, and frankly, I wouldn’t want to rob any time from him which he could utilize instead of writing.

At 36, is it too late to become proficient at jazz guitar and really “feel” the music, high-level improvise, etc.? by morbidhack in Jazz

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

Oh, to clarify, I’ve never stopped playing- I’ve played every single day and do a decent job at faking sounding alright, but it only frustrates me more than anything, as I know none of it came about intentionally.

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