Coldash27

I hope this post doesn't get deleted because I'm not trying to troll or be negative for the sake of it (but I understand if it does get deleted) but my experience with this game so far have been frustrating as hell and I need to vent. I haven't played a Gran Turismo game since PS2 as I switched to Xbox 360 of Forza but I am not an Xbox fanboy and own both an Xbox and PS5. So i decided to splurge the other day and get a PSRV2 and copy of GT7 because that seems like an amazing experience. And it was (and still is) and I am having an absolute blast when driving and I don't have many complaints about that. But everything else about this game seems to needlessly complicated, especially compared w

I had a feeling after the first couple of emails but I've now received 8 letting me know they have 50% off. I get they need to advertise but it got annoying enough that I've just unsubscribed to their emails (although to be fair I own enough Neural DSP sins to last a lifetime). Sorry for the rant

I've recently purchased a Stomp and was thinking of getting a jet micro but am a little concerned that the switches as too close to be able to accurately press with your foot (I only play sitting down in my bedroom so it's not like I'm jumping around on stage). Has anyone else found this an issue or are the switches far enough apart to use?

I've been playing guitar for about 29 years but really only rhythm guitar for the most part. I always felt like learning solos and how to play lead was beyond me but in the last few years I've started to use guitar to help write song melodies and think I'm ready to learn a bit more (rather than just noodle or play my favourite songs) so I'd like some advice as to what I should focus on.

So far I have just learned a few basic scale - major, minor, major pentatonic, minor pentatonic, blues and major in open C (I think that's what the last one's called).

I can play them fairly well and fairly fast but not always perfectly so I'm guessing that for now I should probably just focus on practacin

I've recently started recording guitar - initially with guitar rig (because it's what I used to use) but wasn't happy with the sound so am trying Neural DSP plugins because everyone seems to say they are the best (and after trying them for a day I definitely agree).

I've got the trial for the Tone King and Nolly and I really happy with both (and plan on buying them eventually) but was wondering if there were any others I should try to give me some more range in my sounds.

I play mainly 90s style alt-rock/grunge (smashing pumpkins, oasis, you am I) so I don't need anything too crazy distorted (I also don't play lead so I'm just looking for something to record rhythm guitar).

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