@ChadF @sirtjthewrathful
I use an SM-58 It's an old school industry standard for stage musicians. It's basically bulletproof.

Does it sound great? No, but it's good 'nuff and I don't have to worry about it when It slams into the floor because someone had too many beers 🙂

You can often find Guitar Center offering it with a mic stand and a cable for around the $100 mark.

@ChadF @ericpp @heycitizen Adam uses a specific windows only software that he's grown accustomed to. I get it

Audio in Linux is perfectly useable for most use cases but I get not wanting to change. I'm not sure if mixxx would satisfy Adam's needs, probably not.

I have still yet to find a good jack soundboard

As for John cleanfeed works perfectly fine in Linux.

@algrid @ChadF @podcastguru @sirtjthewrathful @adam @dave

@ericpp has been maintaining Helipad. It's awesome.

https://github.com/Podcastindex-org/helipad

It basically polls the node for tlv data and displays it in an easy to understand fashion. Plus other cool things like webhooks and reports

@podcastguru @sirtjthewrathful @algrid @ChadF @adam @dave

From what I understand Helipad only relays boostagram info received from the tlv record (keysend). So any lnAddress boostagram would not show up.

lnAddress only supports 200ish characters of metadata which makes boostagrams very small. A different messaging system would need to be employed to relay TLV data. I believe Fountain is using Nostr for this.

AFAIK there is no agreed upon way of supporting full BGs with lnAddress.