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Thanks! I agree. Trying to mix for everything but sometimes just a headphone mix is good. The sax track was lost due to ? (mic?)

haha thanks! that's the Roblivion effect (Rob on Bouzouki)

Thanks! I love the sound hack pitch delay 😂

thanks! ill check it out. we had a great jam yesterday and I built a little booth for the sax and hung a homemade cloud in front of the omni. obviously i love making stuff out of scrap :) next is to cut a bunch of golf balls in half and glue them to the back of the cloud to make a reflective diffuser...now on to how to cut them!

i love Mark's move from Major to Minor and back

thanks Rob, hope you are well!

@@agsmith001 you too! I think I will be in Seattle next month again

By the way, really love the recording. Great sound.

Yes! sorry i forgot to check for comments here. I'll run it when I can get away with it

thanks!

thanks! check out the other two if you haven't

thanks! it's a different kind of process in this project but cool but havent played my bass in a while

@@agsmith001 that's cool. I'm down in SF for a bit, but might be back up there in not too long

thanks, great solo!

thanks, i should try that

hey Derek, i do have some new Timp 1.5's i got on sale, working on getting used to them

@@agsmith001 I've been running in the Superior a little bit. Inov8 Mudclaw, Salomon Speedcross or Saucony Koa are some good mud shoes, I don't like deep lugs on non-muddy trails, so just use whatever trail shoes I have

that's the $130 question! :). short answer is i dont know yet. i have 2 pairs, each have about 150 miles on them and i dont feel too much loss of impact absorption/return. maybe a little. as comparison i usually get about 300 miles in clifton 1's before they get second tier (easy day shoes) then in the garbage can by 400 miles. hopefully i can get more out of the 6's! it also depends on how you run and what terrain you run on, how heavy you are and how often you race etc. i have a 50k trail race in 5 weeks and might wear the 6's but might want a fresher pair for race day...or i might break out a fresh pair of Clifton 1's if i feel 100% in the feet & knees

same yes. both fit my feet really well. they also have same shape toebox

Alan Smith thanks!

i think they are a lot different. the Rincon has a more forward rocker so for me the shoe does not have the same 'pop' or energy return, for others it is better. ymmv. the rincon also feels a lot less rigid to me and more minimal. i like the Rincon and still think perhaps they are good for me in training but the definitely slow me down compared to the c1