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Greetings!

I have a boss RC 505 - it has a single headphone jack which we use for the metronome click. I collaborate with a drummer and both of us being able to hear the metronome is key! Currently I have a splitter in the Phones jack which allows us both to use our own wired In-Ear monitors. Does anyone have suggestions for what I could get so we could go wireless for this? I feel like I'm drowning in cables.

I also am considering getting a Wireless KNA VV-Wi Portable Piezo Violin/Viola Pickup, and the last thing I have is the wired version of the Shure SM 35 headset mic. So if eventually I go wireless on all three of these items (the in-ears, the violin pick-up, the shure head

Does anyone have recommendations of resources for simple/ easy meal plans that fit the needs of a someone with type 2 diabetes/stroke history? For an elderly couple that is overwhelmed.

The song is Idhu Oru Nila Karam from the 1981 crime thriller Tik Tik Tik. https://open.spotify.com/track/77b11rwbKcWzLpYjeXgBtS?si=mnHkuW_JTdKz07B9toN6dQ&utm_source=copy-link

Can someone break down the influences in this song and portishead or otherwise explain why they sound similar? I'm talking about the beat that comes in after about 20 seconds.

I play violin! This 80 yr old gentlemans wife would like me to play some tunes for him, but she didn't remember the names of specific songs he likes. Wondering what maybe 5 classics are that would sound decent without accompaniment on a solo instrument? Or if any of you who play jazz more often have a sense what the elders favorite tunes are?

Hi! I'm going to the St Louis Renfair (near Wentzville) and was thinking of tent camping & hiking nearby during the week. There seem to be a lot of options so I'm just wondering what people's favorite spots are & what you like about them - I enjoy challenging hikes, birdwatching/wildlife viewing, river kayaking, and will be tent camping (but not equipped for backpacking).

Greetings! I'm a viola/vocal looper from Michigan, I'll be in Chicago april 24th and 25th and am looking to play a show. Just wondering if anyone needs an opener!

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I was trying to help someone figure out what was wrong with their gear. So, they have an amp (Fender Frontman 20G), an instrument cable, and a secondhand bass guitar. They described how it worked, then there was a squeal and it stopped working. Well, same thing happened when I tried it. At their house - Plugged everything in, turned on their amp, working ok for about 3 minutes, then the squeal pop and no more sound from the bass. Switched out cable, no difference. The amp continued to emit the same amount of static noise but was not putting out any signal from the bass guitar.

Stupidly, I thought I had inadvertently yanked the cord or wiggled loose one of the connectors or somethin

greetings! I'm stopping inChicago on my way back from St Louis, wondering if anyone knows of any open mics tonight? I'm at a rest stop but have to get back on the road which is why I can't do a deep dive online myself figure it out. also curious what the rules around busking in the city are. any suggestions are appreciated, ty!

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I've seen a fair number of posts asking for help with tuning, (the bane of non-fretted instrument players!) so I made this mini course that covers some foundational practices for tuning single notes, shifting, and octaves.

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Two set

- Playing badly (on purpose) - helps overcome fear of playing badly!

- Putting themselves in situations doomed to fail (like playing the violin left handed) and thus taking the teeth out of fear of failure in front of others

- Identity goes beyond ‘violinist’ - creatives (content creators), inspirational speakers, teachers, service to others, entrepreneurs, promoters of classical music and making it accessible to everyone.

- Gamifying

- Humour - It can’t be serious all the time, the path should be fun!

- Not taking ‘failure’ too seriously

- Not taking themselves too seriously

- Not taking a bad experience too seriously (getting shot down by harsh teachers)

- Co