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I got nothing.

I was thinking I'll leave this forum at a proper 25,000 posts, but at this rate, it's going to take me another 2 years to reach that. :-/

Spam the casual like people did on the olden days?

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Bahahaha. Awesome.

Well, I finally pulled the trigger on the PCB for this:

[url]http://buildyourownclone.com/dividedoctave.html[/url]

It should be here sometime next week, giving me just enough time to build it and play with it before school starts back up.

Oh, no one leaves... The forum.

I think I'll retire at 30,000.

So, I never understood the appeal of Porcupine Tree. I bought their album [i]On the Sunday of Life[/i] and have been significantly underwhelmed every time I listened to it. It's like early Pink Floyd.

Then I discovered [i]In Absentia[/i]. This band is way cooler than I thought!

Spent a good portion of my day making a pickguard template for my dual-humbucker, octave-below P-bass. The pickguard material should be here in a couple of days so that I can finish it and get to wiring that beastly quad-coil pickup!

I am going to order one of these bitches today.

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lol big picture.

don't care.

wtf is that and why are the strings so tiny?

It's a tenor guitar, tuned in 5ths.

[url]http://www.eastwoodguitars.com/Other/warrenEllisSignatureTenor/warrenEllis_frm.htm[/url]

That's cool. Are the strings as close together as a guitar? They look like they have bass spacing.

I'm not entirely sure. Probably somewhere in between the two, I would guess.

And ordered. Should have it within 2 weeks.

Not too bad, just had to check youtube for some videos, due to the link on the site having something to do with copyright infringement or some BS. Sounds pretty good for a tenor, a pretty standard size, and an alright price for it too. Post pics and/or videos when you get it, I'd love to see a more updated version (video wise)

Most of the YouTube videos sound pretty crap, so I'm buying it mostly on good faith and the recordings I've heard Warren use it on.

I'll put up some clips once I get my recording stuff worked out.

Yeah that's what I was getting at with the up to date on video, youtube has slowly but surely gaining better methods of Audio/video compression, even 2 years ago it wasn't anywhere close to what it is today, unless you had a special account or some crap like that.

What range is that thing?

Is it comparable in range to a ukulele? I have a baritone ukulele which is like the high strings of a guitar (DGBE). Pretty fun for a hundred dollaridoos.

[quote=gaslight;18829904]What range is that thing?

Is it comparable in range to a ukulele? I have a baritone ukulele which is like the high strings of a guitar (DGBE). Pretty fun for a hundred dollaridoos.[/quote]

Dollaridoos? Y'all use some weird currency on that end of the pond.

I think it starts off with a guitar's low E and ascends in fifths from there (EBF#C#). Could be mistaken.

I'd have called 'em chuzwozzas.

[quote=gaslight;18830125]I'd have called 'em chuzwozzas.[/quote]

Chumbawumba?

Struth.

I think Joe is right about the tuning. Idk, I didn't even really think about it. :lol:

I recorded at my Buddy's house in Garage Band, had him export to mp3, and then went and tried recording more at home in Adobe Audition. When I imported the mp3, I noticed that the recording is a semitone up from where it should be.

Anyone heard of this issue before?

That's some retarded arse shit there.

The most likely thing is he's accidentally imported the files to a faster BPM grid and the program has pitch shifted it automatically to force-fit it rather than detecting than the tempo.

Changing the sample rate can change the pitch too.

[quote=gaslight;18831763]That's some retarded arse shit there.

The most likely thing is he's accidentally imported the files to a faster BPM grid and the program has pitch shifted it automatically to force-fit it rather than detecting than the tempo.

Changing the sample rate can change the pitch too.[/quote]
We recorded with the garage band metronome at 145 bpm. When I imported, I set my metronome to 145 bpm and it lined up almost perfectly.

The sample rate does sound like a possible culprit. I'll have to see what he records at.

Yeah, idk what that could be. But why in god's name would you export to mp3 if you were going to keep working with it? Ugh.