it's an original song about drugs in a standard blues. :t0305:
drogenblues (drugs blues)
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1:14 Beer... Essential part of every studio. :s0826:
Unfortunately I don't speak your language, but the performance was cool. Looks like you guys could do a cool live set. Do you ever play like that?
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Unfortunately I don't speak your language, but the performance was cool. Looks like you guys could do a cool live set. Do you ever play like that?
Thanks. Yes, it's our live Set. Acoustic Guitar, Bass, Cajon and Vocals. We decided not to use a Drum-Set, because it's handier for the tranport and because there are too many pop bands with standard drums.
Very Good, But i enjoyed this Track More.....http://youtu.be/vs1M8geVQNY
Wee Joe wrote:Very Good, But i enjoyed this Track More.....http://youtu.be/vs1M8geVQNY
Agreed. Up to the guitar solo... That one doesn't work for me that well...
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Wee Joe wrote:Very Good, But i enjoyed this Track More.....http://youtu.be/vs1M8geVQNY
+1 Yeah, the Guitar solo could have been better.eusti wrote:
Agreed. Up to the guitar solo... That one doesn't work for me that well...
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Nicely done. I understand the theme is about drugs, Amsterdam and prohibition. And that is right down my alley But why are you guys smoking (tobacco i guess?) indoor? It brakes my heart. I can feel the agony from the gear, furniture and instruments..trying to breathe in the hostile environment, like a human on the surface of Neptune.. :bawl:
If it's your studio I guess you can do whatever you want, so I'll shut up now
If it's your studio I guess you can do whatever you want, so I'll shut up now
It is our Studio. I know about the consequences of nicotine for our equipment, but the consequences for our lungs are more harmful and we still smoke. stupid and typical addictive behavior i guess.Wensell wrote:Nicely done. I understand the theme is about drugs, Amsterdam and prohibition. And that is right down my alley But why are you guys smoking (tobacco i guess?) indoor? It brakes my heart. I can feel the agony from the gear, furniture and instruments..trying to breathe in the hostile environment, like a human on the surface of Neptune.. :bawl:
If it's your studio I guess you can do whatever you want, so I'll shut up now
?? What exactly would cigarette residue do to the gear in your opinion? I always have to chuckle a bit when people sell stuff on eBay as "coming from a non smoker studio". "So is your studio antiseptic as well? Do you keep dust out by having overpressure?"Wensell wrote:Nicely done. I understand the theme is about drugs, Amsterdam and prohibition. And that is right down my alley But why are you guys smoking (tobacco i guess?) indoor? It brakes my heart. I can feel the agony from the gear, furniture and instruments..trying to breathe in the hostile environment, like a human on the surface of Neptune.. :bawl:
If it's your studio I guess you can do whatever you want, so I'll shut up now
Wensell wrote:Nicely done. I understand the theme is about drugs, Amsterdam and prohibition. And that is right down my alley But why are you guys smoking (tobacco i guess?) indoor? It brakes my heart. I can feel the agony from the gear, furniture and instruments..trying to breathe in the hostile environment, like a human on the surface of Neptune.. :bawl:
If it's your studio I guess you can do whatever you want, so I'll shut up now
Nicotine is a very aggressive substance and deposits on the membranes of the microphone.normen wrote:
?? What exactly would cigarette residue do to the gear in your opinion? I always have to chuckle a bit when people sell stuff on eBay as "coming from a non smoker studio". "So is your studio antiseptic as well? Do you keep dust out by having overpressure?"
Aggressive in what respect? Nicotine can't destroy metal (condenser mics) or plastic/cellulose (dynamic mics). Human saliva is much more dangerous in that respect.Noplan wrote:Nicotine is a very aggressive substance and deposits on the membranes of the microphone mebranes.
Noplan wrote:Nicotine is a very aggressive substance and deposits on the membranes of the microphone mebranes.
Agressive was maybe the wrong term, but the smoke transports the nicotine in every corner of your Equipment and affects the physical function of the membranes. It is very hard to remove the nicotine film. It's not comparable with dust. The particels are smaller and the substance is stickier.normen wrote:
Aggressive in what respect? Nicotine can't destroy metal (condenser mics) or plastic/cellulose (dynamic mics). Human saliva is much more dangerous in that respect.
Yeah, thats about the only area where it somewhat applies, not really for condenser mics though and negligibly so for dynamic mics. Imagine how thick the layer would have to be to get into the range of the weight of the actual membrane.. 100$ for anyone being able to tell the difference of a smoker studio mic vs a non smoker micNoplan wrote:Agressive was maybe the wrong term, but the smoke transports the nicotine in every corner of your Equipment and affects the physical function of the membranes. It is very hard to remove the nicotine film. It's not comparable with dust. The particels are smaller and the substance is stickier.
That said, smoking is bad for you, and a non smoker studio generally smells much better, I am not defending smoking in the studio in any way, I just don't like myths
Haha, what if the smoker mic sounds ubercool, because the ultrathin layer of nicotine, in conjuction with saliva enhance the microfon.. I guess it somehow would mute the harsh mids.. Who knowsnormen wrote:.. 100$ for anyone being able to tell the difference of a smoker studio mic vs a non smoker mic
Noplan wrote:Agressive was maybe the wrong term, but the smoke transports the nicotine in every corner of your Equipment and affects the physical function of the membranes. It is very hard to remove the nicotine film. It's not comparable with dust. The particels are smaller and the substance is stickier.
I can most likely tell a smoker mic from a non smoker mic... Even with closed eyes!normen wrote:
Yeah, thats about the only area where it somewhat applies, not really for condenser mics though and negligibly so for dynamic mics. Imagine how thick the layer would have to be to get into the range of the weight of the actual membrane.. 100$ for anyone being able to tell the difference of a smoker studio mic vs a non smoker mic
That said, smoking is bad for you, and a non smoker studio generally smells much better, I am not defending smoking in the studio in any way, I just don't like myths
The smell should make that quite easy!
Oh, you mean soundwise...
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Noplan wrote:Agressive was maybe the wrong term, but the smoke transports the nicotine in every corner of your Equipment and affects the physical function of the membranes. It is very hard to remove the nicotine film. It's not comparable with dust. The particels are smaller and the substance is stickier.
finally i'm with you. I think that the effect on the equipment is not relevant but not ideal.normen wrote:
Yeah, thats about the only area where it somewhat applies, not really for condenser mics though and negligibly so for dynamic mics. Imagine how thick the layer would have to be to get into the range of the weight of the actual membrane.. 100$ for anyone being able to tell the difference of a smoker studio mic vs a non smoker mic
That said, smoking is bad for you, and a non smoker studio generally smells much better, I am not defending smoking in the studio in any way, I just don't like myths
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