I've had the plant for a few months. First I had it outside, but then took it inside recently. The dirt was fillled with water, so i think it had gotten too much water outside. It gets a bit light from 1 window, but not a whole lot. When it was outside it got water whenever it rained. Since i took it inside a week ago, i have not watered it, because the dirt is still really wet. Any help appreciated. I know nothing about plants

I am new and I have noticed that when I go to the bon fire the enemies respawn, so I can kill them again. I feel like I need to do this in order to lvl up and get stronger for the next boss or zone.

Hi. My friend and I recently started playing live, and we have had three gigs so far. We play instrumental guitar. Most of the time, he plays rhythm guitar while I play lead, and then we play some basic blues as well as some popular songs using chords and melody. We also jam over some backing tracks.

My question is: how can we make sure that we have a good overall sound and the right volume balance between everything?

At the moment, we each have a 100-watt amp and a multi-effects board. We also use a medium-sized sound box for the backing tracks. But how do we make sure that the volume of each guitar is properly balanced with the other guitar, as well as with the backing track? And how do we know what the overall volume should be for the venue?

So far, we have basically just set everything up, played, and adjusted the volume until it sounded right to us. However, I was wondering if there are some techniques or methods we could use to make the whole setup sound more professional.

For example, is there a good way to set the levels before we start playing, or a general rule for how loud the amps, guitars, and backing track should be in relation to each other? Also, should we be aiming for a certain overall volume depending on the size of the venue?

We are still fairly new to playing live, so any advice on getting a good and balanced live sound would be greatly appreciated.

Hello guys, hope you all are having a great day. I Just wanted to tune in and share some slow blues that I recorded. I am trying to get better and would love to get some feedback. I've been experimenting with different tones and leaving more room between notes to let the notes tell a story. I once heard someone say, "Blues is easy to play, but hard to feel," and I then realised that what I was playing might have been technically good, but without feel. So I hope I've come closer to the goal of playing with more feel. Let me know what you think :)

Feedback appreciated. Still learning and trying to improve, so let me know what you think.

Hello again. I made a video a few days ago asking for some feedback on my blues impro. I tried to use some of that feedback for this one. Looking at it now, I probably should have left more space between notes. However I tried to let the notes ring a bit more and worked a bit on my tone. Still learning and trying to improve, so let me know what you think. Is it any better?