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Dewaan Ullah posted an update 5 months ago
Presenting a blend of Pakistani Classical, Qawalli and tradional Sufi music.
Vocals: Shujat Ali Khan
Guitar: Dewaan
Bass: Ed Bateman
Tabla: Ghulam Abbas4:08
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Nice one @Dewaan Got my Pakistan visa approved today so off to Lahore on Tuesday and will meet Shujat at the border. Do you know a cool part of town to stay?
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Jason Hosier changed their profile photo 5 months ago
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@j.a.hosier Is that Noumocounda on kora in your photo?
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Awesome! I’ve been there a bunch. Love him. We will be in the U.S. later this year for some dates
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santino posted an update 5 months ago
Explore the unique world of Malian bass techniques, blending traditional African rhythms with modern bass-playing styles.
Learn how to create rich, percussive grooves inspired by Malian music, and take your bass playing to a new level.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jL7qweL8n7s&ab_channel=WorldMusicMethod
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Clive Barreto posted an update in the group
Music Production Support Group 5 months agoHi, I’m primarily a musician and only just recently decided to dive into the realm of music production. I have chosen reaper as my DAW of choice and am using the free version of amplitube 5 as my amp sim. Now the problem i have run into is when i playback with DI i get almost no latency from what i play however when i activate my vst for the amp… Read more
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@adrian.parzentny is definitely your man for this question
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Hey @Clive.B thanks for your question, I’m Ady and the “Music Production Guy” on this platform, to help you with this issue.
The first thing you need to check is the so called “Requested Block Size” also know as buffer size in other programs. You can find it in Reaper here (See screenshots)
1. REAPER > Settings …
2. Go to the “Audio” Section…
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roee fadida posted an update 5 months ago
i keep revisiting vieux farka toure first lesson. love it.
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great!
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Nice one @roee.fadida sounding great. I reckon that must be one of his released tunes. It sounds very familiar
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