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Sex Dwarf posted:
Wow, I'm not down with Les Pauls, but that looks pretty nice. Where'd you get it and who made it?
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fusionpit posted:I also got one of these $10...nice! I have one my boss gave me that was left over from the previous owner of the studio. It's a pretty cool sounding hardware reverb. Mine's display is out though, and would cost way too much to fix. I mainly use it for vocal reverbs at the church I run sound at, and it sounds excellent! I really wish I could see what I was doing so I could really explore. I suppose that one of these days, I'll get around to looking up a MIDI implementation list, so that I can just use MIDI to control all the params.
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Avant Gardening posted:Korg R3 I've heard that these are extremely similar to the Radias, since they are both based on the multiple modeling technology started with the Oasys. I got a Radias myself not terribly long ago. I've had it for a few months and can't say I've really "explored" it yet either. The whole hybrid synth thing is pretty new to me. I'm OK at coming up with decent patches based purely on subtractive principals, but mixing digital waveforms in there is a bit of a throw-off. I'm sure there is some truly magical stuff we could accomplish on our respective toys. They don't have nearly the community (that I've found) yet that the MS-2000/Microkorg engine has, so I'm not really sure what other people are doing with it yet. Just out of curiosity, did your R3 come with editing software? My Radias did. I wonder if patches from the one would work on the other, kind of like how the Microkorg patches worked on the MS-2000.
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Best Friend posted:Wow, I'm not down with Les Pauls, but that looks pretty nice. Where'd you get it and who made it? I got it at this local place called Lier's Music Co and it's made by Tradition. Thanks for the compliments guys.
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OK, this is the latest music-related product I purchased (I bought it in april, but its still the latest): M-Audio BX8a Studio Monitors http://www.m-audio.com/products/en_us/StudiophileBX8a-main.html I think they sound fantastic, I am very happy with my purchase. Generic CAW fucked around with this message at 01:58 on Aug 12, 2007 |
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Aug 12, 2007 00:43
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I'd get rid of that smilie if I were you.
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Justus posted:Just out of curiosity, did your R3 come with editing software? My Radias did. I wonder if patches from the one would work on the other, kind of like how the Microkorg patches worked on the MS-2000. It has editing software but I haven't used it yet. I've just been tweaking default patches with ADSR and Cutoff and Resonance.
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Aug 12, 2007 01:45
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GK Backline 210 bass combo- ESP f100-  Schecter Stiletto Studio-5 Fretless (in a solid red wood finish like i saw at guitar center)-  in that order and over the next few months
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Avant Gardening posted:Korg R3 How does this compare to a SH-201? I have been tackling with the idea of picking up an SH-201 but if this is a better keyboard I am all over this. I love Korg.
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Aug 12, 2007 09:04
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bought one of these and they are great. "box of rock" by zachary vex. if ya like the sound of older marshalls you really need to check this thing out. there's a demo vid here: http://www.zvex.com/boxofrock.html
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kelpo posted:GK Backline 210 bass combo- That is a really slick unit. Any idea if it could drive a 1x15 also? If so my search for live rig may forever be done.
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That Guy From Pearldiver posted:That is a really slick unit. Any idea if it could drive a 1x15 also? If so my search for live rig may forever be done. I've seen GK deals in musiciansfriend, and pictures of people running that 2x10 combo and a 15, so yes. Yes it can.
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Squier Standard Fat Strat in pewter satin finish. Just won a lightly used one of these on eBay for $150. My first guitar!   edit: Will post real life shots when it arrives.
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An oh-so-sexy Johannes Bonefaas banjo has pretty much fallen into my lap:  It sounds like a plunky old angel. Perfect!
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Ignore A-List posted:bought one of these and they are great. "box of rock" by zachary vex. That sounds/looks awesome. And my name's Zach, too. Ha! I love the solo tone at around 1:20 in the audio demo. Dare I ask...how much was it? edit: Checked ebay, they're not cheap. Yow. kaptainkaffeine fucked around with this message at 19:57 on Aug 13, 2007 |
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oh god it's here!!  now to spend the next god knows how long playing with the knobs and not actually making any music.
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Ahh, I keep changing my mind on what to get next. I always do. Now I'm thinking a '62 RI Jazzmaster, either thin skin or regular, and either seafoam green or shoreline gold. Or, alternatively, a Lovepedal Eternity distortion if I feel the need to drop absurd amounts of money on one pedal (about $300).
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aaaaaaaaaaa I just got one of these off of ebay and it's the craziest thing ever I put it in a feedback loop and it does the wackiest stuff, the sampled bp is a bitcrusher that makes sweet arpeggios you can tune and change the rate, and the detuner makes these huge dive bomb things, and I've only tested about a quarter of the modes so far. It's kind of overwhelming. As far as 'normal' music goes I have no idea how the digital effects sound, I've that read most are pretty good, but I really like it for noise so far.
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Aug 14, 2007 04:56
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Anti-Derivative posted:oh god it's here!! I've never understood rackmount synths like this, do you plug another keyboard into them to control or is it all knob dancing?
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 gently caress yeah! from rondo no less also:  gently caress yeah! ordered friday, guitar should be here tomorrow gently caress i'm gonna be freaking out/spacing out all day at work
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Engine Fortegue posted:I've never understood rackmount synths like this, do you plug another keyboard into them to control or is it all knob dancing? You usually plug a midi keyboard into it. You can buy a version of this synth with a built in keyboard but its almost 1000 bucks more, and good midi keyboards run about 300. Plus, it's nice to be able to pick the keyboard seperately from the synth, rather than be stuck with whatever the manufacturer decides to put in the synth. This particular synth is USB though, so i just plugged it into my computer, along with the keyboard and everything works.
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mezzir posted:
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I got this months ago, but I haven't found a decent picture. Until now.  The Gibson Melody Maker, this model is now discontinued. It's the first guitar that I bought with my own money, and it looks and plays great. It's really good fun.
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Borrowing this from my guitar teacher this week with the intent to buy if it's as good as I dream of. Mesa-Boogie Rect-o-verb 1x12 (Click for bigger)
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 Synthesizers.com posted:The Q117 Sample and Hold module is used to capture a signal's voltage level and hold it. The sampling can be triggered by an external signal such as an oscillator, by the internal oscillator, or manually. An LED indicates when a sample is being taken. Should be here on Monday, I can't wait! The dotcom system went on hiatus a bit during the summer (my wife is a college professor so we tend to really live it up over the summer and travel everywhere, leaving no time/money for more music gadgets). I'm thinking next of a nonstandard module, either something from Catgirl Synth or Club of the Knobs.
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 My Epiphone LP-100 in heritage cherry sunburst (first electric guitar). Just bought it yesterday; sounds great but needs a setup to get rid of some bad fret buzzing on the lowest two strings. Below that is a Fender Duo-Sonic I found in a dusty old guitar bag under my brother's bed. Does anyone know anything about these?
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Deus Rex posted:
Warman's Vintage Guitar Field Guide says... quote:The two-pickup Duo-Sonic (introduced in the mid-'50s), and subsequent Mustang model (two pickups with vibrato, introduced in 1964) represented the bulk of Fender solidbody electric guitars sold in the '50s and '60s outselling the company's frontline models.
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FedEx came by this afternoon...   gently caress YEEEAAAAAAHHH First guitar!The only amp I have to plug it into ATM is my dad's Fender BXR 60 bass amp but it still sounds good. There's a small ding on the bottom of the body but it's not really noticeable. So far, SWEEEET! edit: Now I just have to learn how to play...  Also, I got a 2007 Deluxe strat whammy bar (snap in) for $20 off of eBay because the pics of the guitar didn't show one. Then I saw it came with one in the box. Uhhh... what should I do? Use the one I bought, sell it?edit2: Found an electronic tuning device and holy crap was I off with my "by ear" tuning. Either that or my piano is out of tune. Sounds MUCH better now. Pibborando San fucked around with this message at 00:59 on Aug 17, 2007 |
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WOO HOO! On the left is the new addition. First "real" Fender. First P-bass. It's a MIM Precision Special Deluxe (Noiseless J pickup at the bridge, active preamp, and most importantly a Jazz width neck.) I've been looking for this bass used for a long time and just happened to pop into a local music store over lunch. They had it at the exact price I was looking to pay for this thing used, plus threw in a new set of flats and knocked off a few bucks to boot. 
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Anti-Derivative posted:oh god it's here!! Check if the newest OS is installed (some stores don't do this) so you get the truly out of whack oscillator modes. Roman Starkhorse posted:aaaaaaaaaaa I just got one of these off of ebay and it's the craziest thing ever Choose Hall (or Space) Set Color to max, Decay to max and the Mix to 30% or so. Play a dry synth's pad sound or something. Endless reverb. Sample this and use it for weird background atmospheres.
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Engine Fortegue posted:Warman's Vintage Guitar Field Guide says... It seems like there were re-issues in the mid-90s, probably one of those.
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Deus Rex posted:Below that is a Fender Duo-Sonic I found in a dusty old guitar bag under my brother's bed. Does anyone know anything about these? it's worthless, and you should give it away. I can PM you my mailing address...  Ok, so I am just jealous, but it's loving perfect for me - white on white, maple fretboard, and it's an offset...
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Pibborando San posted:edit: Now I just have to learn how to play... Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't your guitar have a screw-in tremolo arm? If so, trying to use the pop-in arm would be a Bad Idea.
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 Novation Remote Zero SL This is now the cornerstone of my Ableton Live 6 setup. I am trying to come up with a custom template for it, but honestly I'm just having so much fun with its AutoMap feature right now... I also rock a Trigger Finger (awesome little piece of gear, built well, affordable, and gets the job done) for UI control as well as some other hard-set maps to my common clips/effects/etc. The last piece of gear in my setup (currently) is an M-Audio Ozonic, which isn't the most amazing piece of gear, but it really is pretty solid and I like the fact that it has aftertouch and a FireWire audio interface built in. As for my next piece of gear...  I can't resist this thing (Tonium Pacemaker - http://pacemaker.net/). It looks like so much fun. If it works as advertised (and if the undiscussed beat matching is any good) then I have to have it. It's a drat party in your pocket. Out Of Band fucked around with this message at 03:30 on Aug 17, 2007 |
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Deus Rex posted:Below that is a Fender Duo-Sonic I found in a dusty old guitar bag under my brother's bed. Does anyone know anything about these? Lucky! Post the serial number and we can figure out how old it is for you.
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Well I got my Twin Reverb and it's goddamn amazing. Especially with a Big Muff and a Wah. Does anyone have any recommendations for a good pedal that will give me some gain? I obviously can't get a very gain-y sound with a Twin Reverb but I'm thinking of saving up for a Box of Rock. If there's a cheaper alternative I'd really like to know!
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Chows posted:Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't your guitar have a screw-in tremolo arm? If so, trying to use the pop-in arm would be a Bad Idea. Oh... drat. I was under the impression that the threaded trems could still accept snap in whammy bars. 
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WET BUTT posted:Well I got my Twin Reverb and it's goddamn amazing. Especially with a Big Muff and a Wah. Does anyone have any recommendations for a good pedal that will give me some gain? I obviously can't get a very gain-y sound with a Twin Reverb but I'm thinking of saving up for a Box of Rock. If there's a cheaper alternative I'd really like to know! ibanez tube screamer sounds pretty good with these also, welcome to the twin club 
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WET BUTT posted:Well I got my Twin Reverb and it's goddamn amazing. Especially with a Big Muff and a Wah. Does anyone have any recommendations for a good pedal that will give me some gain? I obviously can't get a very gain-y sound with a Twin Reverb but I'm thinking of saving up for a Box of Rock. If there's a cheaper alternative I'd really like to know! theres a mass produced model of the box of rock without the fancy paintjob for a little over $200. i've really never heard a better pedal than it for marshall style crunch, and i've tried a lot. other pedals that could work well with a twin would be a boss ds-1 or a proco rat, which you can probably get in the realm of 50 bucks if you have a little patience on ebay.
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