Doom_Cough

Since the slow start of a community here I might as well throw some stuff up here to fatten the numbers...

I am an alignment tech by day and music enthusiast 24/7. Been in the biz for 30 years. Seen all kinds of fads come and go. I like to cherry pick, mix and match, and try to come up with my own thing.

Being in the biz so long, and slowly turning into a tree hugging hippy who loves bicycles... I've grown out of love with cars, but I do still appreciate them. And for now I'm stuck driving this as it's paid for, and it'll run another 20 years as long as the rust doesn't take it. I've never had much opportunity and money to have a project car. I would of I could though.

Either way, I enjoy messing about with the look of my daily from time to time. The current guise. Not bad even when filthy.

Figured with the last few threads inspiring me to try out a dry herb vape. And I realized I knew nothing about it. But reading the manual and getting it going was easy. And I just experimented a bit and with temps. And apparently I landed in a pretty good sweet spot.

I will share some more of my experience, but I would like to hear some others more experienced takes on their usages, tips, tricks, favorite temps and getting the most out of it. Thanks!

Now spinning my vinyl copy. Sorry no pics, as my phone cam is broken. I have such a backlog of records I haven't had time to spin. Finally getting to this one. I have put off even streaming it until I spun the record proper. Glad I did. Sitting here taking it in properly while bouncing around the fediverse is inspiring and enjoyable. Cheers all. Check out this record if you need some epic sunday vibes.

I've been a long time bass player dabbling in guitar the whole time. I also do many forms of oldskool electronic and tracked/chip music. Also being into retro computers, I've been trying with the idea of using the c64 as my main arranger. Either for drums, "strings",pads, and other ambient sounds with of course guitar and vocals. The trick would be to pull it off not as a gimmick or novelty. It's more about the vibe and concept. I should probably make some demo tracks at some point as a test.

Anyone using their retro machines to make music or for live use? I experimented with making live Acid music with a C64, using Mssiah, and a 303, etc. The timing of the 303 clone wanders sync too much as is but maybe adding a better midi clock like a modern drum machine to help keep it all synced.

Thought, opinions?