Needs practice. My first recording into Garage band on my early birthday gift to myself. Now I need to just learn to play better. This was at least 15 takes. You guys make it all look so easy!

So for the first time since I’ve been married I pulled the trigger on my very own PC. My 15yr old mac wasn't cutting it. I’m hoping to have some finished projects for a change. It should arrive Friday. It’s the first time I get a computer for myself, not a communal family PC. Listing the features below. I’m hoping this will last me a good while and be useful for live performances and music creation. MacBook Air Laptop (15-inch) - Apple M5 chip, Built for Apple Intelligence, 10-core CPU, 10-core GPU, 24GB Memory, 1TB SSD Storage, Sky Blue

Need to download the update and re-register prior to 4-30 to keep it for free.

New discovery…https://www.tone3000.com/

Hi guitarwavers, @Sebastian Jautschus recently talked about tremolo stacking, which made me revisit the topic as well. I do have a tremolo on my pedalboard, but I hadn’t really found a plug-in version that felt convincing to me. While looking for a harmonic tremolo, I came across this free one by Musical Entropy called 'The Great Escape.' It sounds rather organic than clinical and has a few interesting features: - The speed reacts to playing intensity - You can trigger a second tremolo - Overall it behaves quite dynamically instead of being purely static I’ve attached a short example below (tremolo slightly exaggerated for demonstration) from a new song I’m currently working on. Might be interesting for anyone exploring movement and depth in clean tones. Here’s the link: https://www.musicalentropy.com/TheGreatEscape.html