Originally Posted by herbie53 (Post 15402949)

it's very much a personal thing.

Originally Posted by WHOOOSSHHH... (Post 15402942)

The boys say the quest for 5000 this week is over...They want to go dwn to the vol state and search for Elvis...Go figure!
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Originally Posted by truckstop (Post 15402859)

thanks to the miracle of facebook, i just found out i'm a great-aunt. again. a month ago.

Originally Posted by WHOOOSSHHH... (Post 15402926)

Same one on the Lynskey..
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Originally Posted by ls01 (Post 15402933)

OK first rule....we dont "hi five".....

Originally Posted by WHOOOSSHHH... (Post 15402983)

I always forget you're a girl because of your handle...I apologize!! Can you change it to Jill or Mary? ;)

Originally Posted by patentcad (Post 15398858)

The only thing that will make my recordings better is multi-track, which turns everything into a day long hair pulling production, at least for the first year while you manage the learning curve. I'm more interested in writing some songs, getting them out there, and finding people to play music with.

That's a lot of work, on the other hand, the degree to which some of these songs would sound better properly recorded on Garage Band or Pro Tools is quite significant. If you don't understand recording, you might not get that. I only understand multi-track to the extent I've helped friends on their stuff, but with enough patience, you can get results in your home with a laptop computer that rivals that of a major recording studio.

The only difference between the digital recorder I'm using and sitting a 40 year old cassette deck on a chair in front of me and hitting 'record' is that the condenser mics on this little $129 unit are a little better. Otherwise that Soundcloud stuff on my page are mostly very rudimentary one-take live recordings, so any the comments about the 'mix' or the 'levels' belie a lack of understanding how these were recorded. Those aren't demo tapes, they exist simply to share the songs with friends and other potential collaborators. And to torture the 41 of course.

Multi-track versions of this stuff would have no vocal flat spots, guitar clams, over-vibrating acoustic guitar strings, etc. I could also adjust levels, add effects to tracks, lay down harmonies, lead guitar, bass, even percussion. Very, VERY time consuming. I'll eventually pick a few songs and get to it.

Originally Posted by WHOOOSSHHH... (Post 15403001)

Haters gonna hate but that 145HP ....
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Originally Posted by LowCel (Post 15403053)

One of my previous bikes had 197.2 hp to the rear tire (dyno'd).

Originally Posted by truckstop (Post 15403065)

i dig the vintage style tank badge in the first photo.

Originally Posted by WHOOOSSHHH... (Post 15403066)

A bagger?

Originally Posted by LowCel (Post 15403059)

Still no answer on the frameset. :mad:

Originally Posted by truckstop (Post 15403085)

:roflmao2:

the RS125 that chucked me has 42hp.

Originally Posted by WHOOOSSHHH... (Post 15403086)

No answer? WUT?

Originally Posted by LowCel (Post 15403083)

Ninja 1400

Originally Posted by LowCel (Post 15403091)

He is working on getting me one hell of a deal so I am being patient. :D

Originally Posted by truckstop (Post 15403085)

:roflmao2:

the RS125 that chucked me has 42hp.

Originally Posted by patentcad (Post 15399976)

Yep. Hang in there handsome, Spring is nigh.

Originally Posted by WHOOOSSHHH... (Post 15403075)

You know your stuff! Impressive...:thumb:

Originally Posted by WHOOOSSHHH... (Post 15403104)

Do me a favor and let him know I'm on pins and needles.....