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cant wait for the collaboration! (SABers helping [each] other SABers - its what this place is about! )
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Beautiful! Does this one have a clone name yet? Is it available anywhere? Ecuadorian pach are my favourite Tricho's. -
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How much are you after? These are the bits I left when I was making my own root as I didn't know how to get in and clean them totally free of soil well but if you are up for that process you can have them, if you want to experiment with it? Also got a BIG bag of Californian Poppy if that's by chance of use to you
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https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-05-23/study-casts-doubt-on-roadside-cannabis-testing/11104544 The accuracy of drug driving tests has been called into question after a landmark court ruling and new research by a leading academic. Data collected by Sydney University has revealed roadside mobile saliva tests returned inaccurate results more than 20 per cent of the time when testing oral fluids for tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the main psychoactive ingredient in cannabis. Researchers at the university's Lambert Initiative for Cannabinoid Therapeutics conducted hundreds of tests on drivers with varying levels of THC in their system to study whether there was any link between cannabis and driver impairment.
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@waterboy 2.0 your idea of summation of ideas
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Tomorrow night, 27/5, 1.30 am SA time https://youtu.be/rKHj2WoV1I4
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Wow, I appreciate that immensely! Mastering is definitely the skill that's lagging behind for me more than anything else at this stage. I usually start with a three band compressor (ImageLine Maximus---I wish it had more bands, but I love the sound you can get with it, so I make do) and a limiter. I didn't actually do much extra to this. My reasoning was that it sounded pretty good already, so the less I do the better, but it's probably faulty logic1. I just added a second multiband compressor (six band) and a static EQ before the limiter, the latter being my attempt to improve clarity by boosting the signal in three somewhat narrow regions. Most of the the masters I've been happiest with have been the hard trance ones (and even there I always feel like I'm making compromises), where clarity isn't as important as intensity, and the main difference in my approach here was just that I didn't add any distortion to any of the bands using Maximus, so your opinion on this doesn't surprise me. I'll PM you 1. EDIT: On this point, the master I'm most happy with as far as clarity goes is "Used to Have It", and if I'm remembering correctly, I didn't do anything to it other than add a fast limiter.
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hey mate yeah there is. change of plan i will be there at 12pm. hope to see you all there
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I like the track @ballzac, I feel the compressors are a bit overworked though, they're not resetting fast enough to get the clarity the track deserves. Its muddying up your mix and losing the impact of both the kick and bass... How many compressors are you using in your mastering chain? I've taken to using 3-4 comps in my chain (plus a dynamic eq and a limiter/maximiser), but each is never taking more then 6db reduction, and it works great... If you're interested on a second set of ears on your track's mastering, swing me a pre-master in 24bit, peaking no higher then -6dB and i'll swing you back my take....?
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Is there any takers for tomorrow. 10am might struggle, but ill pm you sharxx101
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Thanks LokStok - I'll contact the herbalist and see if they can sell me any root pieces. As to why not source them from India, pesticides frequently used in their agriculture are banned in most countries. The run-off seeps into the ground, may contaminate roots & there's recently been a spate of reports of farmers dying from pesticide poisoning (possibly from drinking well water no doubt). I'm fortunate enough to live in Australia where agricultural practices are substantially if not marginally better and would rather support my local economy instead
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2nd is now out for me but 9th is good I think.
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pointers: -never buy powder, always whole bits of root then grind yourself. -sow your seeds anyway, whilst still looking for root sources. -contact https://theherbalist.worldsecuresystems.com/index , he grows his own, but may be reluctant to part with any non tinctured root. -if all else fails, why not whole root peices from India? Its the home of Ashwagandha after all.
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Oh yeh.... Courtii is well and truly capable of giving a royal ass-kicking when not respected !
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I presumed they were perennial.... And the cold and.. Lol.. Previously neglect ended them. The red headed stepson of encyclopedias tells me annual in temperate, potentially up a 2 year perennial in tropics. Learnt something new And that might change my tactics.
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Hi everyone - I'm on the lookout for some ashwagandha dried root/powder grown locally in Australia. Most powders available online don't advise their source or are sourced from India. I've received some seeds from a very generous person on this forum, however, it'll take a decent while for them to grow to harvestable size. Any pointers would be greatly appreciated
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What did you do to your cacti today?
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yeh gettn there ... just need a few more n she'll be right fuck it , just bought 4 more :3 (penis, crested penis, short spined scop, long spined scop) , ... you know it makes sense - Last week
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The legalization of drugs deprives the police criminals, government criminals and judiciary criminals of a substantial source of their corruption income
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I’m not sure that they’re perennial... I haven’t watched them, but I think they die back every winter and reseed in spring...
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