Article: Place the dread across your right palm at the root and hold it in place with your thumb. Then, put your left palm on top of the dread. Place your fingertips at the base of your bottom hand. Then, roll the dreads with your palm moving upwards against the hair. Your dread should roll along your hand. Make sure you hold the dread in place with your thumb as you roll it. This will help to roll and twist it so it forms a lock. Roll your dread once against your palm and then move a little further down the dread. Adjust your thumb so it holds the dread in place. Roll the dread and then move further down again. Do this until you reach the tip of the dread. If you notice any lumps or uneven parts on your dread, roll it more rapidly and quickly between your palms. This will help to smooth it out. To help your dreads lock and stay locked, get in the habit of palm rolling them in the morning or at night before bed. You may need to ask someone to help you palm roll the dreads on the back of your head, as they may be hard for you to reach on your own.
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Hold your dread at the root between your palms. Roll your dread with your palms. Move from the root to the tip of the dread. Palm roll your dreads once a day.
Article: This page will allow you to create a new live stream on Facebook. If you're not already logged in to Facebook, enter your email address or phone number, and your password to log in. This will allow you to stream live from OBS Studio. Your stream key allows you to stream your OBS video on Facebook or on a different website. You can highlight your stream key here, and use the Control+C shortcut on Windows and Command+C on Mac to copy it. If you want to stream on a different website, you will have to change your stream key settings in OBS. Find and click the Settings button in the lower-right corner of OBS to open your settings. This will open your streaming settings in OBS. Make sure Facebook Live is selected next to Service in your settings, and your stream key is correct. This will save your new stream key settings. This button is in the lower-right corner of OBS. It will stream your live video to Facebook. Go back to your live stream page on Facebook, and click the blue Go Live button in the lower-right corner of your screen. This will start your live broadcast on Facebook.
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Go to https://www.facebook.com/live/create in your internet browser. Click the Create Live Stream button. Copy your stream key. Open your OBS settings. Click Stream on the left sidebar. Paste your stream key into the "Stream key" field. Click OK. Click Start Streaming in OBS. Click the Go Live button on Facebook.
Article: Many musicians use gear racks, usually a reinforced metal box with removable panels on the front and back. The front side of the rack, when open, has two vertical rows of threaded screw holes on the sides, set 19 inches (48.3cm) apart: the rack mount standard. Like a head-and-cab setup, a rack-mounted guitar amplifier rig separates the amplifier components and the speaker cabinets. However, rack-mounted heads can be broken down into two categories: the preamp and the power amp. Both heads and combos have these components as well, but rack units make it practical to treat them as separate items. Most major amplifier manufacturers, including Marshall, Carvin, Mesa-Boogie, and Peavey make rack-mountable amp rigs. This is the initial amplification stage: in its basic form, a preamp boosts the signal so that it can effectively drive the power amp stage. Higher-end preamps will feature various tone-shaping features, including equalization, variable tube configurations, and more. This is connected to the preamp, takes the signal the preamp shaped, and gives it serious, speaker-driving power. Like heads, power amps are available in different sizes, from a minimum of 50 watts to monster 400W power amps. As many power amps as you want can be connected in a daisy chain or to different pre-amp outputs to boost the power of the signal, as well as possibly blend the tonal influences of two different power amps. A rack allows you to mix and match products by different manufacturers and find a tone that is distinctly yours! In addition to the preamp and power amp, there are a lot of great products that can be mounted right on the same rack with your amplifierreverbs, delays, EQs, and other sonic delights. Racks frequently have caster wheels, making them very easy to roll around, and having a rack can also simplify setup: your components are always ready to plug in to as soon as you wheel your rack onto the stage and power it up. {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/thumb\/4\/49\/3343-18b1.jpg\/v4-460px-3343-18b1.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/4\/49\/3343-18b1.jpg\/aid3343-v4-728px-3343-18b1.jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":345,"bigWidth":"728","bigHeight":"546","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>License: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https:\/\/creativecommons.org\/licenses\/by-nc-sa\/3.0\/">Creative Commons<\/a><br>
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Rack it up. The preamp. The power amp. Gain the advantage.