#328

I dreamt the other night I had a massive beard, it didnt suit me

#329

6 weeks might be a bit soon to worry about that. I’ve heard both 6 months and a year as the point of it maybe not coming back.

At least you’ve got some of it back. Fingers crossed it does improve.

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#330

Someone tell me what to watch on netflix

#332

I don’t know, I’m feeling indecisive. Will probably end up scrolling until I decide to go to bed. Is love is blind a reality thing? I’m not big on reality tv in general but thank you for the recommendation

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#334

you could just photoshop your dream to see if you dreamt right?

#335

Tired now going bed x

#336

I’ve seen old pics of when its longer and nahhh

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#337

maybe you just needed to pair it with a fancy coat and a guitar

#338

:face_with_hand_over_mouth:

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#340

Me but i should go to bed.

#341

Ditto

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#348

SHOT THROUGH THE HEART

AND YOU’RE TO BLAME

darlin’
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#349

Thank you! Sadly it’s a question that I have myself because my setup is also quite basic, and I’m somehow not particularly clued up about a lot of the technical audio stuff

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#350

Yeah, the 6 weeks thing is just the time it took for my brother’s to come back so I’m hoping maybe it’s a genetic thing and I’m the same, means nothing otherwise

#351

Incredible.

Can’t believe you ran this and didn’t even link me up. (Or maybe you did and I didn’t bother, sorry.)

Like that the dude is wearing sandals and what look like big shorts, obviously. I told you guys it was fine.

#352

I would probably start by trying to isolate stuff if you can before I’d worry about upgrading all the cables.

Hard to judge as I don’t know what the setup is but if it’s your guitar going through a bunch of stuff and ending up at a USB input device then I mean you start by just plugging some instruments in directly and seeing if you can hear the hum, particularly if you bring the gain up a lot. (I say some because obviously if you’ve only got one instrument it could be a fault in that instrument so good to check with a few if possible.)

So you would just build out from there and hopefully at some point you plug in the cable, pedal or device that’s bringing the hum to you.

If you are running pedals off the mains I’d try running them off batteries as mains stuff might bring this kind of effect in from what I remember.

I guess you may find it’s just ‘there’ and you can’t do much about it (maybe there’s a bad earthing in your guitar pickups or something)

I guess you could also look at doing some kind of compression/low pass filter on your recordings too that would likely mask the hum if you can’t find a good way to get rid of it entirely.