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@TomKentMusic

Make it just over £100 and you can have this. I know a couple of people with it, and they find it really handy. It's small, doesn't lag, and it's got a decent build quality. Or; for £80, this one. It's a keyboard and interface in one, doesn't lag much considering it's USB. If you're only using the keyboard to trigger sounds, get the cheapest possible midi keyboard you can get (especially if you're not using it to play chords in on.). Like; this or this. The handy bit with the second one is you can choose the octaves, therefore it gives you the ability to have a large plugin running with loads of trigger, and you can flip up and down the octaves to select them.

M-Audio, in my books, are low level entry stuff, and £50 seems cheap for something like that. I paid £350 for my interface when I bought it about 2 years ago, but it's worth the money. Focusrite Saffire The best bit about it is, it's portable, and gets a great sound for live samples. The midi is very quick, and the interface has never crashed. You'd be fed up of the lag, and crap quality audio on the M-Audio stuff quite quickly. Focusrite do a LE (Lite) version of the Saffire, which is about £100 less, and they pop up 2nd hand a lot. Seriously, don't buy M-Audio for interfaces, only for keyboards. If you want any demos of the quality of the Focusrite, PM me and I'll pop a MP3 over. Keyboard seems fine, Alesis have nice feeling keyboards. P.S. - Recording your live sets with the focusrite would be easy as it can take a huge frequency band in and it's a mission to get it to distort.

I wouldn't suck a fart out of her shitter, but yes, she's fit.

Took me ages to make a 'perfect one', but when I did, it was amazing. My girlfriend had never cooked or flipped a pancake before, naturally I taught her. My ceiling isn't happy..

I wanna be a pirate.. :$ Why do I like this band? The track 'Screaming Surrender' is really good..

In addition to this; Oil bleed in the cold won't kill anything..

I'm so bored I'm watching 'Die Another Day'. Bond's Aston is about to get merked in the pussy'ole by a big gun. Edit: I totally forgot that the baddie gets pwnd by a chandelier..

In.

What Hurts The Most - Rascal Flatts (LA Hot Mix) Reminds me of the past few years, all the good times, and some of the bad times.

Lucy Pinder, omnomnom!

Granted, but you're now a fat lesbian. I wish the weather was nice!

Granted, but he's a vampire bat. I wish I had a huge bar of chocolate.

I hear that. I might have a look at it, not done some shredding for a time.

Don't Stop Believing - Journey. I honestly want to kill the people who just re-did it. *Edit* I'm also hating how Spotify now says '(as made famous by Glee Cast)', and not '(as made famous by Journey)'.

Nope. It's unique. In a funk situation it will challenge a custom job because of the way it plays, and we're talking studio. Live wise, it will rise to and compete with all the big boys in any style. It's quick, got a decent scale length, and weighs the right amount so you can play for a long time without dying. I won't, however, rate any of their basses. They're rubbish haha.

Because; The Strat has Motherbuckers. The Tele has the nicest clean sound for recording ever. The Parker is a great live guitar and studio in certain things, but in a studio environment if you can, use the best of the selected field. In a live environment playing any tunes I would choose the Parker over any of them, purely because it can do a bit of everything. As I said, though, in a studio - it's good at certain things.

I know people who have done it, and they're not experts at all. In fact, they're quite inbred. There are guides online showing you step by step how to do it.

Spent the last couple of days recording with someone, had my Strat, Tele and Nitefly with me. You can download the track here for free. Was recorded in one day, and mixed the next day. Props to her, girl didn't need any autotune at all! *edit* - just noticed a few sketchy mixing parts. Expect another version soon.

I know, that's the worst bit.

The colour design is nice, but those pickups don't suit a Telecaster at all.