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Jermale Kunstler

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Aug 5, 2024, 9:08:11 AM8/5/24

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Cansomeone help me? I want my character to glide if I press the space button. The character can only glide if it is going down. I also wanted to make it glide only if the key is pressed and if the key is released it will also stop the glide. Thank you in advance.

tirikita that are two different things, in this thread they have been talking about the OXI One, in Coral case, glide can be adjusted by MIDI, so sending messages to CC07 changes the glide, and CC08 the glide mode.

Ordered a couple of 6th Sense "Trace" 5" swimbaits just a couple of days ago. $24.99 each, not too bad in the swimbait world. They weight just short of an ounce and you can get floaters, slow sinkers or fast sinkers. I haven't fished swimbaits or glidebaits much at all, but I plan on giving them a shot.

I've yet to have a good day fishing hard glide-baits. I'll still rely on Virgil Conners Sluggo knockoffs until the last one bites the dust. I think I probably own the last bushel basket full of them that is in existence.

Hi guys. I'm trying to program acid basslines in Gadget but I cannot do a convincing glide. I tried to search internet but it seems to be that I'm the only one in the world trying it. Any tips ? It was quite disappointing that although Gadget has a dedicated bassline synth Miami, it cannot do a 303-like glide. Any ideas ?

Thanks

Miami is for very different type of bass sounds than a 303. Try Dublin instead. Switch on legato and make sure that your notes are a bit shorter than the measure (if your sequence is in 1/16 notes set the note length to somewhere between 1/32 and 1/16) and overlap only when you want the glide. Set the speed of the glide with portamento time.

Nice one, I'm definitely going to try it tonight. I was actually going to ask if you people know any good dedicated Gadget forum but judging by the quality of replies I get here, I will just stay here

@Pavlova said:

Check out Bram Bos Troublemaker as well. It's very very very easy to sequence glides in that. Not Gadget but it's worth a look if you love 303-esque bass, and you should be able to implement it easily enough using Taipei.

Hey everyone. I've recently aquired a set of ping glide 3.0 wedges in 52 ss grind and 56 as grind. I plan to buy the 60 as well soon although I'm not sure which grind to go with at the moment although im leaning towards ws grind for more ease out of bunkers. I chose those lofts as my pw is 44 and aw is 48. The wedges I replaced were callaway md4s in similar lofts with a grind and 10 bounce.

The first thing that I notice when looking down at the club is the size of the head feels slightly larger and the shaft lengths are longer. For me being over 6' tall that is a huge plus already. Also the standard grips go longer down the shaft and do not taper as much and have markings on them for different hand positions if you are the type of player that likes to grip down on shorter chips like I do. There are 3 different grind choices although not in every loft. The bounce options are dependent on those grind options. I like a good bit of bounce as I use these for full shots into greens often but I went with ss grind to not have too much bounce.

The other tech on these if the hydropearl finish which boasts the ability to maintain spin numbers in wet conditions. Various club testers have show this to work well although for a higher handicaper this may not be as obvious. So far after hitting several hundred shots with them, the finish appears to be holding up pretty well I will add especially compared to the pvd black finish on my irons.

Performance wise, I get very consistent distances on these even on not so great strikes. I carry the 52 about 95-100 yards and the 56 around 85. Something many people don't consider too much with wedges I feel is the ability to shape shots. I have found this to be fairly easy with these clubs especially for draw shots. Fades are a bit trickier for me with these but still possible. With the bounce I have on my clubs, fairway shots and even tight fairway shots are a cake walk. Out of thick rough is tricky though. Bunker shots I really need to get my 60 to get a better idea. The leading edge on the ss grind is fairly rounded and less square which helps me with turf interaction leading to less negative impact on fat shots. Thinned shots unfortunately still go for miles and wont stop but thats down to a poor swing.

The last thing I would like to bring up about these wedges is feel. Now I have not tested very many wedges out there, but compared to the callaway md4s and the jaws, these wedges have a much much softer feel when you strike them. I fell in love with these clubs the second I hit.my first full shot with them. They are not forged although there is a forged version, but they come pretty dang close in feel to it. They feature an insert in the back of the club head that contributes to this.

My pleasure. I like these wedges so much I want them to be on other people's radar. In the golf market right now, the marketing megaliths control the biggest pieces of the pie and sometimes the smaller guys have great products that simply get overlooked. Not saying ping is an unknown brand by any means, but titleist, taylormade, callaway all hold onto a very big piece of the market. To me, these companies all seem to be selling the same thing at times too, not a whole lot of variance except a little aesthetically. But they are also the "trusted" guys out there and you know what you are getting pretty much when you buy these.

Works great for me from either green side rough or soft sand. I also have 56* RTX 3.0 that i use for hard pack sand - I believe they call it a mid grind(?). At one point I had replaced my EYE2 with the RTX, but thankfully didn't sell it. The 60* RTX went back into the closet.

The charge doctor site indicates a GX12-3 connector for Glide 3, but my son's wheel has a 4-pin connector. I'm not sure if it's GX12-4 or GX16-4 (or something else?), and can't measure it. I'm thinking that this looks like a GX12-4. Does anyone know for sure? Here are the pics...

If you order a charge doctor from @hobby16 and specify that you want it for a glide3 you should get the right one. You can write him your concerns about 3 and 4 pin conectors and he should know or respond for follow up questions.

I've previously ordered from him (for my Lhotz) and he was very careful to make sure that I got the right one. Ordering on his site is a little difficult as he has 9 different ordering options, all with slightly different prices. The only one that has a GX12-4 is the "mixte for Ninebot" which also has the Lemo connector (?). So you really can't order and specify what you want - until you know what to order.