Wallonia->Walloon

Yeah, well, over the centuries, people kept hocking loogies on the ground, and now a lot of the streets require boats to navigate through all the phlegm.

"Joss Whedon, while being an excellent writer…"

Go try it.

Yes. And here is another person on the internet telling you how he achieves exactly the same effect — with more hands-on control, incidentally — with less equipment.

The gate does the chopping. The compressor makes it big. Doesn't matter what order you do it. Your way requires two mics and a gate with a separate cutoff input, is all.

I'm actually a little horrified that solid state amps are making a comeback. Not because I hate them, but because it's driving the price up.

We both are. It's just that one of us is overcomplicating things unnecessarily.

Put the compressor after the gate. Duh.

Those first couple of Peart Rush albums are a perfect object lesson in, "Hey, maybe don't play eighth-note hihats all the way through every nine-minute song if your wrist endurance isn't up to it. Just a thought." You can hear the fatigue-lag kick in almost immediately.

Don't come around here no more.

Uh, or you could just adjust the threshold on the gate, but, sure.

Of course they were. Just don't dare mention Mike + The Mechanics in their presence.

I got the drums set on 2.
I got the drums set on 2.
I got the drums set on 2.
I got the drums set on 2.
'Cause they need a little reverb.
A whole lot of gated reverb.
Next year they'll call it dated reverb.
But screw it, but screw it,
But screw it, but screw it,
But screw it, but screw it, right?

Indeed, you could even say Genesis is the … something … of many eighties sounds.

Cocaine and payola, surely?

People have called it "Melt" since before any Millennials were even born. I suppose you could call it by its actual name, "Peter Gabriel," though it's the third one called that so there'd be a bit of ambiguity.

Perfect Stranger Things

What if it didn't?

Cool non sequitur, bro.