Sound Tip of the Day
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John Willett
Veteran
:grin:
What a wind up. :grin:
The brush comes free so you don't buy it.
The advice was, though, partly correct.
A Windjammer should be brushed to keep it in the best condition and to work properly at its best.
But you first brush backwards "with the grain" to get the hairs untangled - then - you brush forwards lightly "against the grain" to make the hairs stand up and make them more effective.
But it was good fun to watch. :grin:
What a wind up. :grin:
The brush comes free so you don't buy it.
The advice was, though, partly correct.
A Windjammer should be brushed to keep it in the best condition and to work properly at its best.
But you first brush backwards "with the grain" to get the hairs untangled - then - you brush forwards lightly "against the grain" to make the hairs stand up and make them more effective.
But it was good fun to watch. :grin:
story2rewrite
Well-known member
Right on. Thanks. Just trying to figure out soundl. Been watching alot of tutorials so I thought I'd do a corny spoof for my sound test.
Doc Bernard
Indie Arms Member
Have fun, Story. I have my degree in it, and I am still learning it.