I added a pitch corrected version of my second demo thats awaiting feedback in my songs thread.

You could just put a microphone right in front of a speaker. 
(Easiest way I know of to get quick feedback.)
 
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As long as the mic has phantom power, is amped up and sent through said speaker. 

craigb
You could just put a microphone right in front of a speaker. 
(Easiest way I know of to get quick feedback.)
 
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As long as the mic has phantom power, is amped up and sent through said speaker. 

That would definitely do it

daryl1968

craigb
You could just put a microphone right in front of a speaker. 
(Easiest way I know of to get quick feedback.)
 
.
 
.
 
.
 
.
 
.
 
.
 
As long as the mic has phantom power, is amped up and sent through said speaker. 

That would definitely do it

I'm gonna go give some of that feedback in the SF.

craigb
You could just put a microphone right in front of a speaker. 
(Easiest way I know of to get quick feedback.)
 
.
 
.
 
 
As long as the mic has phantom power, is amped up and sent through said speaker. 

OMFG AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA SO FUNNY THAT I HURT MY KIDNEYS FROM LAUGHING!
 
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/Not.

So Im not sure if Im the only one with this problem ...
 
My favorite composers are Scott Joplin and Frederic Chopin.
 
I often confuzzle their names into 'Choplin' and sound like an idiot.

Since when is having favorite composers a problem?
 
I'd think having favorite decomposers would be some kind of problem.

bapu
Since when is having favorite composers a problem?
 
I'd think having favorite decomposers would be some kind of problem.

The part where I call them Choplin.
 
'So do you like classical music?'
'I LOVE CLASSICAL MUSIC!'
'Whos your favorite composer?'
'OMG DEFINITELY CHOP-LIN!'
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*Other person laughs and slowly backs away.
 
'Nooooooo, wait, I mean, I know this stuff, I have a degree in it....'
 
'Lol no you dont youre a moron'.
 
P.S. though the above has never happened, I fear it eventually will.

Everything will happen. Eventually.

"It all works out in the end.
If it's not worked out, it's not the end."