Posted Sun, 03/04/2018 - 09:29 by gwknopp@gmail.com
I need to improve my ability to TB individual holes accurately. Moving from a 4 draw to a 7 draw (for example) I still often miss the hole slightly or even find 6 instead of 7.
Harp Ninja seems like it might be a useful practice aid.
Have you guys used it in that way and what do you think is its value? How have you used it?
as I have very little experience with tube amps I wanted to ask wether it is better to set the volume control and/or gain to zero when switching a tube powered amp on or off?
From my technical understanding I would say it doesn't matter as the tubes have no power when switching on. So no amplification should take place that could damage the amp. However, I am not sure and just wanted to ask.
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I'd like to know what ya'll recommend for settings on a Roland MicroCube Amp. I've got a Green Bullet Mic but also just purchased a Shaker MadCat Mic. I know very little about amplifiers and amp settings. When I record through the amp it sounds OK for the most part but sounds really "distorted" with heavy tongue flutters and shakes.