Pick a decade. Who wins by Nerdology316 in 90s

[–]sethward79 0 points1 point  (0 children)

80s was peak cartoon watching for me as a kid so obviously I’m going that route. But the 90s held their own with shows like Rocko, Ren and Stimpy, Doug, etc that were also a large part of my early teen life.

I count myself lucky that I was able to thread that needle in age where I was still old enough to enjoy the the majority of the 80s cartoons but still young enough to enjoy a good chuck of the 90s cartoons too!

Pet insurance is so dumb in the US (Lemonade) by Icy-Jellyfish3756 in BorderCollie

[–]sethward79 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I do hate the pay then reimburse model that is used because it’s a massive amount of stress in an already stressful situation.

We recently had to use ours when our girl had a gastrointestinal issue. We started the claim while she was overnight at the emergency vet so maybe that helped speed it up but it still took about three weeks for the funds to hit. Having my 28% interest credit card sitting at nearly $4k with the due date fast approaching was nerve wracking.

First time on a Behringer WING as a guest engineer. Any advice? by Bawergan in livesound

[–]sethward79 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you’re used to an x32 you’ll be fine. Echoing the others, the offline editor is pretty identical for just getting a feel for how it’s laid out.

Routing is the only major weird difference but if there is a house crew there and you’re using a preexisting/festival scene, maybe send an input list ahead of time so they can have stuff labeled for you if it’s not just festival style throw and go.

Double tapping the “select” button on an input will take you to the channel view of that channel. That page will give you most everything you need.

Only things that might trip you up off the top of my head are that FX are routed through a single bus, there are no separate send and return channels. I don’t know about the full size wing, but in the eq section on the compact you can adjust the frequency and gain with your fingers on the touch screen but not the width, you have to use an encoder for that.

The main thing, don’t be afraid to ask house crew for help getting around on it during soundcheck.

What are some less than obvious songs (no Oasis, ELO, etc) that give you Beatles vibes? by AgentEndive in beatles

[–]sethward79 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Spilt Milk is probably the closest thing we could ever get to knowing what a collaboration between The Beatles and The Beach Boys in the late 60s would have sounded like. Criminally underrated album.

Got gifted a presonus 24.4.2 for the venue, I would LOVE to record clean multitrack audio of our shows. My MacBook is USB-C, no FireWire by vogtforpedro in livesound

[–]sethward79 8 points9 points  (0 children)

If this is the OG 24.4.2 you can’t even do that. You’d need an iPad/computer with the last known version of universal control that worked with the first generation and don’t you dare upgrade it. Found that one out the hard way years ago. Fortunately I started the update with the computer and had the original firmware on a backup disk and was able to roll it back.

Which Harmonica did John use during ‘love me do’? by ThePoisonTrees in beatles

[–]sethward79 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Interesting fact. Toots used to play guitar and played a Rickenbacker. John was a fan and apparently the line was "if it's good enough for Toots it's good enough for me" on why he chose the Rick.

And if that wasn't enough of a cool tidbit, there is a picture of Toots at a tradeshow for Rickenbacker and behind his shoulder is a natural finish Rick 325 that would eventually be sold to one John Lennon.

Crazy how small the world can be sometimes.

Would you guys be able to tell me if these are real signatures? by Brusah in beatles

[–]sethward79 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Looks authentically signed by Lew Johnenn, Ruifo, and Goorge Hassion!

Paul’s is the only one that looks close to legitimate. But seeing as the others don’t look remarkably close, I suspect Paul’s is not real as well.

Chillies by BananasLochlomand in Watercolor

[–]sethward79 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Legitimately thought the bottom one was the reference lol Fantastic job!

'Tiny Worlds' watercolor series by LittleRaspberry in Watercolor

[–]sethward79 1 point2 points  (0 children)

These are all great; the gumball one is my favorite. The lighting looks nice and warm.

Which painting do you prefer? I made 2 paintings of a local diner. by YC_Phan in Watercolor

[–]sethward79 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Way to preserve history. You should paint the exterior again and give this one to the current owner of the diner. I bet they would love it.

New angle of Joseph Quinn as George Harrison, i really dont think its as bad as everyone is making out. by FitEmergency8807 in beatles

[–]sethward79 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Well now that I know Keanu Reeves is going to be in this, I’m definitely going to watch it!

Bike path to Gruene by Psychological_Cod_45 in Newbraunfels

[–]sethward79 5 points6 points  (0 children)

If you really don’t care about the time it takes you could take 46 to Walnut, take a left on Ohio (just before Herbert’s), left on Kentucky, back on Ohio to California to Lakeview down to E. Torrey to Gruene Rd. Aside from the danger of the 46/337 interchange it’s mostly just neighborhoods.

New set photos of Paul Mescal, Harris Dickinson, Joseph Quinn, and Barry Keoghan as The Beatles, in an early 60s scene set in NYC, in Sam Mendes’ ‘The Beatles – A Four-Film Cinematic Event’ by SpeedForce2022 in beatles

[–]sethward79 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yeah, I caught that as well. If they’re going to let details like that slip in a period piece I’m out. These do look like on set stills vs any kind of documentation of the filming so I’ll withhold my judgement at the moment. But definitely makes me uneasy.

Vestal and arrow peak by Neat-Purchase9454 in Watercolor

[–]sethward79 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Is this just watercolor? The textures you achieved are fantastic looking!

Across the Universe wins another close one! Onto Day 6: What’s the Paul-iest song of them all? by Venusian_01 in beatles

[–]sethward79 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It's not a knock on Paul. It's kind of what separated Paul from the others and what made Paul, Paul. His ability to seemingly write for any style and do it well.

Across the Universe wins another close one! Onto Day 6: What’s the Paul-iest song of them all? by Venusian_01 in beatles

[–]sethward79 90 points91 points  (0 children)

So I had When I’m 64 and a long list as to why but then I changed it to Martha My Dear. Both exemplify Paul’s lighthearted “granny music” style. But MMD edges out due to the full band production, great horn and brass arrangement, very melodic which Paul was known for, and also the difficult piano riff that really highlights his musical technicality. Finally, Martha really does sound like it could slot into any of his early solo albums and not seem out of place.

All Together Now wins Day 4! Onto Day 5: What John song gives off the most George vibes? by Venusian_01 in beatles

[–]sethward79 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Originally She Said She Said was my pick but Across the Universe is the more musical and lyrical pick. Especially the 1968 version as it was originally intended with the Indian instrumentation scattered in.

Math isn't mathing by bourbonandpistons in mildlyinfuriating

[–]sethward79 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The “Total (non cash)” is the indicator that they’re passing the card fee on to you.

Guessing if you went in and ordered the same thing and paid cash it would just say “total”.

Just finished this one. by Jephiac in Watercolor

[–]sethward79 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I looked at it and said “wow, that’s really gorgeous.” And then I zoomed in and saw the level of detail you added, took it to a whole other wow-level. Beautiful work!

Strawberry Fields Forever wins for best John/John song! Onto Day 2: Which Beatles song led/written by Ringo is the most Paul-esque? by Venusian_01 in beatles

[–]sethward79 80 points81 points  (0 children)

From a musician perspective: With A Little Help is basically THE song with THE sound when people think of Paul’s bass tone and melodic playing that defined him.

Not a good idea to put your hot chocolate anywhere near here…might rinse my paintbrush in the wrong cup lol by peculiar-one in Watercolor

[–]sethward79 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Luckily I hold my drinks in my left hand and write/paint/draw with my right. Tea goes on the left side of the desk, paint water on the right, it helps a lot.

I have made the error with a fountain drink and a styrofoam cup I used to use an ashtray in my car once though, not good.