Harmony Smurf
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just a quick question for those that have a banjo uke. How often do you tune the drum and what value do you tune to with a drum dial?
thanks in advance!
thanks in advance!
i totally agree. worse case scenario is you might have to tune down a step or half a step or something for the strings to feel comfy, often i find you don't know quite what pitch steel strings will be happiest at, it sould be simple maths related to the scale length, but experience tells me it's more weird and random than that! but if you found you did have to tune down a bit, the answer, assuming you weren't happy with tuning down, would be to try a lighter gauge set
oh that is a great idea! :worship:If you tune down, you can always use a capo to put it back to GCEA. I do that quite often with my 6 string tenor. Capo 2 = instant retuning to ADF#B. Those who get sniffy about a capo don't seem to recognise this.
nice vocal hereJust noticed Billie Eilish has a uke song on her album called 8. her voice is bad on it though. Just warning you all. Don't shoot the messenger!
yeah, she can sing. Her voice was just bad on that one album track. Was significantly better in the carpool karaoke vid you shared.
BTW, there is a 64 bit plug-in that is sort of cool called backmask that is now donation-ware. It does a spooky reversing of audio files. I have yet to record my satanic messages in reverse though to test it out. https://freakshowindustries.com/
how terrible. I hate not being able to find a cap opener!
I found a camera I can afford to get next month that is a pretty good deal IMHO. It costs double what my webcam did but at least I don't need a driver for it to work. I still have my mic set up so I am not concerned about getting a mic for it right away. Opinions? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Z3BKFQW/ref=psdc_172421_t2_B014X23ATS
kk. I'll look into another pocket camera then as well. I won't be doing audio with the camera but do like that it has a port unlike the panasonics that cost at least 50 dollars more for a refurbished unit. This one is cheap, but the features I liked most were the 60 fps at 720 along with the flippable screen FWIW.