u/abirll

Comprei meu primeiro baixo, usado, por 400 reais. É um memphis bem antigo pelo q parece, tanto q n achei ele na internet ( headstock n tem nada e a identificação do Memphis by Tagima ta no corpo, bem desbotado). Estava usando em um mini amp e ao girar os knobs, parou de ter qualquer som. Fiquei com impressao de que rompi algum fio, ja que o knob estav girando sem fim. Abri e vi que os potenciomentros estavam soltos e a fiação velha.

Levei em um luthier proximo a mim e ele quer me cobrar 350 pra regulagem e ajustar com a fiação e knobs existentes. E mais 250 se eu quiser trocar toda a eletrica

Vale a pena ou ta muito caro? Pensei em desistir e tentar vender pelo msm preço

Im a industrial designer graduated in 2022, getting my first job in 2023. Since then, i've been working on the same company. I've been wanting to leave it as my job is underwhelming and with a very low pay but i feel so overwhelmed about future carrer choices, AI situation and the degradation of designer carreer as a whole. One thing that i was think on doing was to do some kind of course or post graduation. But I havent decided yet in what theme.

So I would like to ask for more experienced designer what carreer choices have you done, what you specialized in, niche trends that are worth getting in to, etc

Fala gente! Comprei um baixo usado recentemente, só que preciso fazer regulagem e troca dos potenciometros. Conhecem algum luthier confiavel aqui no RJ? De preferencia na Barra da Tijuca/ Recreio

I have a new pc with windows 11. I' ve just noticed that i cant use mics on it for some reason.

This pc has two jacks one for mic and one for headset. I tried to connect my wired head phone on it ( that had a mic on it) and it did not recognize the mic. REALTEK audio control didnt even give me the option Headphone with mic.

After that, i"ve tried to connect my bluetooth earbuds on my pc ( a QCY T13) that have mic too (tested on android chat) but even in bluetooth it does not recognize it as headphone with bluetooth. It only gives me audio options.

How the hell do i fix this???

I'm an industrial designer and i've been working for the same company since i've graduated (around 4 years). As this company imports goods from Asian factories, my main activities are handling suppliers, testing products before adding to company portfolio; making some improvments and making packages + manuals for products.

As I do not think it's long time good carrer, i'm trying to develop some extra skills to add on my CV. I stumbled upon a online Archviz course. As i have some interest in 3D ( i only know keyshot and Solid), i think its would be a good idea to do this course, as it could improve my rendering and modelling skills + the archtecture may be useful.

Do you guys think this would be good skill addition? Or 3D rendering/modelling is a dead skill with the rise of AI?