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i know this is weird and let me know if this is off topic, but i have trouble walking properly after playing the guitar.

i play guitar sitting down with the guitar of my right leg, and with my legs crossed. most of the time its ok but if i sit there for long enough, when i stand up i cant lift my right ankle properly. its only in my right ankle and my brain thinks it has already been lifted so my feet drag on the floor. this has happened once before also after playing guitar but largely went away after one day of stretching.

do you think it cuts off the blood circulation or its just because i sat for too long(although it has only happened after playing)

i dont practice/play particularly hard since its just a hobby but i like watching youtube while practicing boring stuff so it could add up to over an hour.

have any of you also experienced this problem?

it does say that theres only 20 in the label, but im more pissed about the waste. everything couldve been put on 3 trays

I have a guitar, a ZOOM G5n, a solid state amp and a fedora laptop.(no audio interface)

Im hoping to use the amp sim on the G5n and either use the solid state amp as a speaker(i know it doesnt have the best sound quality) or plug in with headphones.

Problem: with my current setup(G5n on the floor) i need to hunch down for the headphones, and way too many wires and generally unwieldy.

i already have a usb b to a cable to connect it to my laptop and im hoping to hear myself on my fedora laptop. and a bonus is listening to backing tracks are way easier.

i tried audacity with playthrough(option that makes it so i can hear myself when recording, problem is the delay is terrible and i always need to be recording to hear myself.

Goal: i am looking for a (free) app available on fedora that lets me at least hear what im playing live.

if i have unrealistic visions of how this works please tell me.

(oh and, if im plugging my multi effects into my amp do i

plug mono out(multi effects) to input(amp where gultar aux normally goes) or

mono out(multi effects) to adaptor(aux 6.35 to aux 3.5) to aux in(amp, pretty sure this is for mp3 players) or

a 3.5 aux cable from headphones(out multi effects) to aux in(amp)

because i havent bought the aux yet)

let me just say that im a beginner and this is my first electric guitar.

i liked what the tele offered so i got a squier affinity deluxe tele. the original plan was to get a non deluxe tele but i saw it was there, took a look around and thought that it just had better quality parts so i decided on the deluxe over the original. went to a guitar store and got it, heard the store worker mention something about humbuckers but didnt think much of it. im now home with my tele and just realised that i mightve just fucked up.

so the question is, i have a tele with humbuckers and a strat bridge(idk if that makes a difference), so do i still have the tele sound or have i fucked it up?

i know the question sounds stupid because, why dont i just take a listen myself, but im a beginner and my ears are pretty shit. and im planning to keep using this guitar until it becomes unsave-able(im cheap like that)

tl;dr i have a tele with humbuckers and a strat bridge, i cant hear the difference myself so do i still have the tele sound?