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Somnambulance wrote: I need a tutorial on how to re-size my photos for here, I'm not too computer savvy with that

mobile device:
picresize.com

computer:
ms paint

I'm going to put myself in this for reasons I don't understand, but thats the point of this whole forum? Making a thread for a specific set of people to talk amongst themselves though just seems to divide yourself from others for no particular reason.

I just save imgur photos I upload, go in paint, resize the photos, save, reupload to imgur. generally anything around 1200x1200 will not stretch on most monitors.

It's only divisive when you start telling people they're not allowed. It's just a thread in the forum bruh

Somnambulance wrote:It's only divisive when you start telling people they're not allowed. It's just a thread in the forum bruh

No one's saying that? It's just a funny, cyclical phenomenon (with historical touchstones like Chinatowns, Jewish Quarters, "Somali neighborhoods" etc.), but apparently pointing that out isn't your preferred form of banter.


For images: you can also add 'l' right before .jpg to an imgur link to resize it, I believe.

D.o.S. wrote:

Somnambulance wrote:It's only divisive when you start telling people they're not allowed. It's just a thread in the forum bruh

No one's saying that? It's just a funny, cyclical phenomenon (with historical touchstones like Chinatowns, Jewish Quarters, "Somali neighborhoods" etc.), but apparently pointing that out isn't your preferred form of banter.


For images: you can also add 'l' right before .jpg to an imgur link to resize it, I believe.

I never said anyone said that, it was a statement.

I'll try that when I get home, and I'll try ms paint because ms paint is life

Somnambulance wrote:

D.o.S. wrote:

Somnambulance wrote:It's only divisive when you start telling people they're not allowed. It's just a thread in the forum bruh

No one's saying that? It's just a funny, cyclical phenomenon (with historical touchstones like Chinatowns, Jewish Quarters, "Somali neighborhoods" etc.), but apparently pointing that out isn't your preferred form of banter.


For images: you can also add 'l' right before .jpg to an imgur link to resize it, I believe.

I never said anyone said that, it was a statement.

I'll try that when I get home, and I'll try ms paint because ms paint is life

You mispelled PLL.

I should post a new board pic. There have been very minor changes...

I need my gnome and I need a PLL. Mmmm

Do you two ever use input sources that aren't basses?

Also as far as PLL stuff goes you should check out the IE 4046-m

Yeah. I am kind of starting to want the Gnome now. I was really trying to ignore it as a wait-time coping mechanism, but, now...

Also... 4 Broughton projects... and... the new rack case... and, new stuff...

D.o.S. wrote:Do you two ever use input sources that aren't basses?

Also as far as PLL stuff goes you should check out the IE 4046-m

I have a Minilogue as well. Sometimes I also just lick the cable...

D.o.S. wrote:Do you two ever use input sources that aren't basses?

Also as far as PLL stuff goes you should check out the IE 4046-m

Sometimes I lick the cable, use a bass, or I'll use my electric kazoo

How about you?

I broke my fretting hand in like January of 2015 so I used that as an excuse to properly dive into the world of modular + standalone synths, (plus continuing with contact mics, samplers, etc etc). Most of my sound processing is done in a DAW these days, though, so my bass playing is super fucking spotty and I don't have a massive pedalboard anymore.

D.o.S. wrote:so my bass playing is super fucking spotty

Story of my life

My bass skills are spotty at best. Doest not really matter what I use to make noise. As long as I am having fun.

Played for 30+ years and never got past the spotty stage ... didn't try too hard though, it was never my intention to get anything other than some fun out of it. Being a spotty player has been good enough for me and the bands I have played in, and it has been a lot of fun. I think trying harder could have taken some of the fun out of it actually. I never wanted it to become work.