I use the few amps available at the rehearsal studio. I must change some settings of the pedals each time (mainly the gain for the overdrive and distortion).
Yes I would, it's a really clean and polished web browser with lots of cool stuff inside (but the more you use stuff, the more it consumes ressources, like if you use the included mail client and the RSS feed client...).
If you're looking for a very light one, maybe have a look at Zen Browser, a fork of Firefox.
As far as I remember, it's actually a variation of the famous Windows 11 wallpaper that I got a few years ago on Reddit, didn't keep the link but there was a bunch of these with some added light effects. It's a cool way to grab the attention of people around me :)
I'm not happy with the Dunlop mini Cry Baby, for a very simple drawback: sometimes I don't know if it's on or off, there is no visual feedback about it. So I have to play something to check. I bought a cheap Sonicake Vol/Wah mini pedal and I'm soon to test it (it comes with blue light when on Volume mode, red light on Wah mode).
Copy the link in your search module inside your favorite Mastodon app, or on your Mastodon.Social web interface and you should see the toot and vote yourself.
There's a poll about the age of Mastodon users currently open... More than **34 000 ** voters until now! The results are interesting: more than 80% of users are 28 years old or more... More than 40% are more than 40 years old.
Is Mastodon the social network for grown up people?
After all, the easiest step-by-step tutorial is from the Navidrome website itself... https://www.navidrome.org/docs/installation/linux/#manual-installation-on-linux
I use the few amps available at the rehearsal studio. I must change some settings of the pedals each time (mainly the gain for the overdrive and distortion).
The Donner DP-1 power supply
https://us.donnermusic.com/products/donner-dp-1-guitar-pedal-power-supply-10-isolated-dc-output-for-9v-12v-18v-effect-pedal
French indie rock!
Yes I would, it's a really clean and polished web browser with lots of cool stuff inside (but the more you use stuff, the more it consumes ressources, like if you use the included mail client and the RSS feed client...).
If you're looking for a very light one, maybe have a look at Zen Browser, a fork of Firefox.
As far as I remember, it's actually a variation of the famous Windows 11 wallpaper that I got a few years ago on Reddit, didn't keep the link but there was a bunch of these with some added light effects. It's a cool way to grab the attention of people around me :)
Didn't know it yet, thanks for this information :)
I'm not happy with the Dunlop mini Cry Baby, for a very simple drawback: sometimes I don't know if it's on or off, there is no visual feedback about it. So I have to play something to check. I bought a cheap Sonicake Vol/Wah mini pedal and I'm soon to test it (it comes with blue light when on Volume mode, red light on Wah mode).
Helps me to reach some kind of "unity" upon my pedalboard, like every pedal is part of a bigger plan.
Thanks for your comment!
Tremolo after reverb, I'll give it a try!
Yes it's a mini CryBaby but it needs some connexion cleaner (spent few years in a drawer...).
The power supply is the Donner DP-01, bought it new few years ago and always worked well.
I tend to switch every month or two between Kvaetsivo and IAO, which is my main driver now. I find it handy and hihgly configurable.
https://aiolauncher.app/
Bonkwave albums I stumbled upon while browsing the web.
Didn't Say it was cool, but it was still usable.
Copy the link in your search module inside your favorite Mastodon app, or on your Mastodon.Social web interface and you should see the toot and vote yourself.
There's a poll about the age of Mastodon users currently open... More than **34 000 ** voters until now! The results are interesting: more than 80% of users are 28 years old or more... More than 40% are more than 40 years old.
Is Mastodon the social network for grown up people?
https://mastodon.art/@jsstaedtler/110668308409683502
KISS is nice but to my taste Kvaesitso is more polished and I enjoy the way it handles widgets as a page you slide up very quickly.
Any chance we can get the sources for all these quotes?
Kvaesitso, a really great and elegant launcher for Android.
MinCal Widget nice tiny calendar widget
Seal, handsome video downloader
Of course not, what's the point? Fediverse (Mastodon, PixelFed, Lemmy) is fine and dandy for me!