Lanefair

This thread proves nothing. Also the Olympics is on, plenty of natural beauties there.

Is this debate still raging? I think it's good for clean rythm and arpeggio work, but for any kind of dirt or leads, it should stay off. I'm a boost man nowadays instead of comp, but I might start using a comp again for cleans.

if you play the e and b strings both at the twelth fret (for example) and bend the b string up slowly a whole step, with the right sort of gain sound, you'll hear a note descending in pitch really low. It's more noticable with that zvex machine thingy. Maybe you can try that.

Couldn't be a ram's head because a ram is a prey animal and prey animals have eyes on the sides of their heads, not facing front.

Originally posted by slider I see the prob now. trouble is I find that feature a plus. It is a plus, unless you've got it on a high feedback setting, then is will trail for ages.

Put it in a true bypass loop.

Originally posted by jazzbo That will capture 10 live tracks independently. Just for info, the 10/10 card lets you capture 8 audio tracks, one midi track (or however many channels you can get through a cable, i'm not sure) and one SPDIF. And it comes with a software mixer that kicks ass.