Hey... there was a new user the other day who said he had been admitted ti BIT

:smoke:

Yo.

woo my sound card is fixed

Nice.

i love sound

Same, it means i can listen to Junior Senior

b-b-b-bandits!

Why is it that every time I convert my wav recordings to Mp3 they turn into static

was restringing, and i must have messed up.
snapped my new G string.
gay.

[QUOTE=RJDBass]Why is it that every time I convert my wav recordings to Mp3 they turn into static[/QUOTE]
.... anyone, anyone?

Get another program that lets you save as an MP3

[QUOTE=RJDBass]Why is it that every time I convert my wav recordings to Mp3 they turn into static[/QUOTE]


Crap software.

Use something else.

can someone tell me what might have gone wrong that caused my new string to snap while tuning it?
i was tuning, and it broke before it made it to the G that it was supposed to be.

Were you using a tuner?

Explain yourself

[QUOTE=Wintermute]Crap software.

Use something else.[/QUOTE]
I've used darn near every program avaiable on downloads.com


Does anyone know of a good converter

Wish I had a spare 880 USD lying around. This'd make a nice fretless.

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[QUOTE=Spaceman Spiff]can someone tell me what might have gone wrong that caused my new string to snap while tuning it?
i was tuning, and it broke before it made it to the G that it was supposed to be.[/QUOTE]

Hmm... You were an octave too high, your tuner is screwy, the string was defective, someone hid razorblades in your bridge.

The string being defective is by far the most likely. :thumb:

yeah.
i haven't got a clue what happened.

Were you using a tuner?

And if I had 450~ pounds, I'm sure this'd make a nice fretless too.

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im bored......think i might do some recording

How many hz was it set at?

[QUOTE=Spaceman Spiff]yeah.
i haven't got a clue what happened.[/QUOTE]

Which tuner? Korg GA-30, perhaps?

[QUOTE=Wintermute]Hmm... You were an octave too high, your tuner is screwy, the string was defective, someone hid razorblades in your bridge.

The string being defective is by far the most likely. :thumb:[/QUOTE]
razorblades seems to be most likely.



nah, i definately wasn't an octave too high, my tuner is fine.

maybe the string was defective, like you said. how often does this tend to happen?

What tuner??? :p

[QUOTE=Foxfire]Which tuner? Korg GA-30, perhaps?[/QUOTE]
my tuner is a Yamaha YT-150.

Hm.

See, on my tuner, it doesn't work correctly sometimes. For example, I almost broke my low B (You know somethings wrong when I say this) because it would not register a low B on itself. Bleh.

well, when i go to get a replacement string, i'll just take the bass in and have the arseholes at the store restring it.

swr sm-900
or
swr 750x

tell me now

Ah.

[QUOTE=ridethelightning]swr sm-900
or
swr 750x

tell me now[/QUOTE]

Whoa, you can afford a 750x? Niiiice.