@thcrock.bsky.social

Programmer, musician https://youtube.com/@warbirdtime https://tristancrockett.bandcamp.com https://thcrock.itch.io/kanakan-stories-vol-2

Every time I restring my classical I have to re-learn it, and watching youtube videos is a kind of painful way to do it. So I decided to see if I could make a few simple diagrams to remind me. (this is for the bridge side, headstock side next) #classicalguitar

Classical guitar stringing guide, bridge #1: string through hole in bridge classical guitar stringing guide bridge #2: pull string under its entry pointclassical guitar stringing guide bridge #3: pass string over loop at bottom end of bridgeclassical guitar stringing guide, bridge #4: pass string under itself at bottom of bridge

Finished recording bass tracks for my album. Guitar parts will be much harder to record but it feels good to finish *something*

Onto re-recording a solo classical guitar piece with my new condenser mics! My SM57 version just felt noisy and flat, based on my experiences so far with the GA FC4s I think this is going to sound like a totally different track.

Very sad that when I EQ an instrument (at least one with bass frequencies) so that it sounds great on its own, it sounds muddy in the mix. If I EQ it so that it sounds great in the mix, it sounds tinny on its own. Can't all the awesome sounds just get put together to sound more awesome instead?

Judging by the crickets I got when posting my initial question on the relevant forums, and the reaction I got from the customer service rep, I may be the first person to successfully get a Virharmonic product (Instant Cello) working on Linux/Wine. 💪 #linuxaudio

Having access to VSTs that utilize both CC1 and CC11 is really making me second guess my earlier decision to get a small midi controller that can’t control both of those at once

Through extensive testing I now think that 1ft is the proper distance for micing my classical guitar* *as I am using an SM57 2ft away: too quiet, needs too much amplification which adds noise 6in away: too harsh

I learned how to set the midi channel on a MIDI item in #reaper today, please clap. My method of selecting all notes in it and right clicking to change the channel didn't cover CC messages, so finding this option is huge