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I'm exactly like I am here. Strictly digital.

We're still looking. We'll consider anyone with a set of drums and the ability to count to 4.

Humans are smart. We'll figure a way to work it all out...when it comes down to it, self-preservation is what we do best... Nature is smart. On it's own, it'll figure a way to work it all out...when it comes down to it, self-preservation is what it does best... Hehe...good point. Nature vs. Humans....

Metamucil.

jschall84 wrote:man i think there are like 5 upright bass players ( including myself) that are looking for the same band!! maybe we should have an all bass band..

I'd go see that!!

While waiting for the stove to heat up, surfed over to another site i frequent and was accosted by this...

I use Pro Tracks(Cakewalk)>Soundforge. I input thru either a Digitech RP400x or (when its working) a Hercules 12/16. When I use the Hercules, I also use a DI, for bass. But, mostly, I learned a lot of good info at homerecording.com and recordingproject.com ... just don't get caught up in the 'Cave/D...

bigmick wrote:This is such a great site, but all I ever see here are kids and metal heads. I'm always looking for different unique players. If your out there, post a comment! Thanks..

You wouldn't happen to play drums... would ya'?

What! No O.Z.s of da bomb?!!

Plus the market's kinda slow for 55 year old rootin' bass players, with no real connects, in the local scene.

Remember walking over the Ghay St. Bridge. (Oh, the horror, the horror!!)

Ya' know, nothing we do over there will make any difference. That part of the world was fighting before the Roman Empire and will be fighting long after the Sun is a cold, dully throbbing orb.

I've added some information...

You could try to find one of these, on EvilBay. But, they cost...

If you remember the shortcut pass the sewage treatment plant, by the junkyard to get to Jack and Jill's.