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hmm you guys sound poor Fretlight is also doing a dumb not-guitar thing http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/FG561NAT
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unlawfulsoup posted:http://www.gtar.fm No but he was interviewed under a tarp (lol) at the infield in Daytona (so, outside, very loud, lots going on in the background) and the whole time he is wearing a Santana model strapped to his body. He doesn't play the guitar. He doesn't even make reference to the guitar. He just wore it while he talked like a retarded rear end in a top hat who takes his dentist guitar everywhere he goes.
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fyodor posted:No but he was interviewed under a tarp (lol) at the infield in Daytona (so, outside, very loud, lots going on in the background) and the whole time he is wearing a Santana model strapped to his body. He doesn't play the guitar. He doesn't even make reference to the guitar. He just wore it while he talked like a retarded rear end in a top hat who takes his dentist guitar everywhere he goes. Dude has to impress the ladies.
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Feb 1, 2016 05:21
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Jerry Steinfeld posted:hmm you guys sound poor Yeah, the fretlight seems like a better thing if you really need an aid like that.
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fyodor posted:No but he was interviewed under a tarp (lol) at the infield in Daytona (so, outside, very loud, lots going on in the background) and the whole time he is wearing a Santana model strapped to his body. He doesn't play the guitar. He doesn't even make reference to the guitar. He just wore it while he talked like a retarded rear end in a top hat who takes his dentist guitar everywhere he goes. Stunning, durable, and tone-friendly PRS V12 finish The Custom 22 is finished in a stunning PRS V12 finish. If you're seeking vintage vibe with a sophisticated edge, then your search ends here. Over a decade in the making, PRS's V12 finish blends the thin, resonance-enhancing characteristics of a nitro finish with the non-cracking reliability you expect from a modern acrylic finish. It has a classic feel all its own that makes your axe feel like an old instrument - one that will look flawless for years to come.
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lemme guess: they mixed a little paint thinner in with the varnish
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Feb 1, 2016 16:38
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they probably did that but spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on research to figure that out
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Feb 1, 2016 17:48
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apparently it's brittle as poo poo and guitars are already flaking and cracking
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Feb 1, 2016 18:54
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These guitars relic themselves, FOR TONE.
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Feb 1, 2016 19:21
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unlawfulsoup posted:Yeah, the fretlight seems like a better thing if you really need an aid like that. my dad got a fretlight and apparently the quality out of the box is dogshit but after replacing the pots/sanding the frets/adjusting the action/adjusting the intonation/some other poo poo that i forget, it's pretty playable also this was the second fretlight he got. he bought one earlier and returned it because it had the same problem and he assumed he got a dud model, then the replacement came in and it was the exact same poo poo. the particular model was claimed to have been used in demonstration videos they charge 400 for that poo poo lmao
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Was poking round the UltimateMetal forums and came across this: "I write using tab software. I usually tab everything out in Powertab or Guitar Pro first, write the bass, anywhere from one to three guitars, and drums. I decide beforehand whether I want a part to be distorted or acoustic. I never really liked writing stuff by sitting around and playing a guitar. I mean, you come up with some cool riffs and things, but I find that, for me at least, it's easier to put thought into these things when it's just me and a computer." Don't get me wrong, I'm pretty much all in the box recording/ampsim wise, my drums are all Midi, and I'll sometimes write synth parts like this rather than playing but what the gently caress? Am I old? Is this, in fact, how I Dj0nt? By foregoing the guitar until its necessary? 
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Nothing wrong with it for writing to a system. If you know a little theory you can put down a basic progression, bass line and melody. Then play it and change parts according to feel, add dynamics and expression. Then again I'm a hobbiest with a background in iterative design where it pays to get a rough outline written down before a sketch, even if the finished design changes considerably. Just watch out for scope creep. Nobody wants a toilet seat that doubles as a video phone, just as a 15 minute shred solo full of pinch harmonocs isn't always ideal jammed in the middle of a classic punk track.
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Feb 3, 2016 15:43
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apparently it's a thing with one man bedroom bands i have no idea how you'd go about writing a song in guitar pro
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Feb 3, 2016 15:44
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I've done it before sometimes, but I usually don't START in the tab program. I at least come up with something on guitar to start with
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NonzeroCircle posted:Was poking round the UltimateMetal forums and came across this: I usually write in my head or chart on paper, and then check it on a guitar or piano later when I get chance. It depends on how into theory you want to be and if you have much of an ear for intervals. 
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NonzeroCircle posted:Was poking round the UltimateMetal forums and came across this: This is how everyone I know who makes djent writes, yes, and coincidentally one of the reasons I stopped playing in "heavy" bands I don't get whats hard/bad/not fun about jamming riffs with real people, rather than sending everyone tabs and sitting at home. Who cares about theory, does riff sound good y/n is enough for most poo poo. E: VVV yea youre right, its being the stoner dude in tech bands that sucks i guess field balm fucked around with this message at 03:33 on Feb 4, 2016 |
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Feb 4, 2016 03:30
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I can't imagine the stoner metal side of things is so spergy and anal. 
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Feb 4, 2016 03:32
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Experimental music is the ticket for me. Write music, hahahahaha.
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fyodor posted:I can't imagine the stoner metal side of things is so spergy and anal. ah poo poo dude which power chord do I hold out for 8 measures again? gently caress. wait hold up, I think I remem-nah I don't. Let's start from the top
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Spanish Manlove posted:ah poo poo dude which power chord do I hold out for 8 measures again? gently caress. wait hold up, I think I remem-nah I don't. Let's start from the top It's really about which combination of boutique fuzz pedals you will run into your sunn model t/matamp. You think that poo poo is easy?
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fyodor posted:It's really about which combination of boutique fuzz pedals you will run into your sunn model t/matamp. You think that poo poo is easy? actually its about font on muffs
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field balm posted:E: VVV yea youre right, its being the stoner dude in tech bands that sucks i guess wait there are tech death dudes who aren't also massive stoners? muike posted:I've done it before sometimes, but I usually don't START in the tab program. I at least come up with something on guitar to start with i mean yeah i used to have a little 4 track i'd record bits and pieces and sometimes jot down quick tabs so i don't forget stuff i just can't see writing an entire song from scratch entirely in guitar pro, not at least without playing through things first before writing it down also it seems way quicker to just write it down on paper/record on the other hand all of jay randall's stuff in agoraphobic nosebleed is written in a mod tracker so who knows Alec Bald Snatch fucked around with this message at 04:14 on Feb 4, 2016 |
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comes along bort posted:wait there are tech death dudes who aren't also massive stoners? yea boring straight edge dudes love the poo poo these days, I don't get it *plays music of any sort, isn't stoned* lol E: I think its cause of btbam
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comes along bort posted:wait there are tech death dudes who aren't also massive stoners? Don't think so, weed goes hand in hand with tech death like cheap beer and crossover thrash.
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NonzeroCircle posted:Was poking round the UltimateMetal forums and came across this: I knew a kid who wrote like this and surprise, it was all 9-string br00tal deth sweep arpeggio slam overly techy riff salad bullshit. Couldn't write a decent heavy riff to save his life.
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Feb 4, 2016 04:14
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guitars with more than 6 strings are the stupidest music thing
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field balm posted:guitars with more than 6 strings are the stupidest music thing
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Spanish Manlove posted:Don't think so, weed goes hand in hand with tech death like cheap beer and crossover thrash. weed goes hand in hand with tech death like camo cargo shorts and tech death
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I take you you aren't a fan of the Byrds, huh?
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I think Dylan Carlson plays a telecaster. Dude murdered Cobain so I think he knows what he's doing.
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NonzeroCircle posted:
THAT poo poo AIN'T MUSIC https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POnGb28DgFQ
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field balm posted:guitars with more than 6 strings are the stupidest music thing Counterpoint: Matt Pike's 9-string guitar. 
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AYnEmNzJNeM The facial expressions around 7.00 to 7.30 are peak jazz
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victor wooten only needs 4 strings to suck, what's that guy's excuse?
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The high strings were like a ukelele or something, and the lowest strings were just one big rumbling fart. That's too much strings.
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Feb 4, 2016 21:41
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NonzeroCircle posted:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AYnEmNzJNeM I love how he is facerolling then the sound of the low strings just clacking like poo poo on the fretboard. I don't know how you could watch all of that!
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I always wonder how much it costs and how long it takes to re-string these monstrosities: I get bored just doing my 5 string.
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Are there any players that use a 7 string guitar with only the regular 6 attached? That would be a good dumb way to mess with people.
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sout posted:Are there any players that use a 7 string guitar with only the regular 6 attached? Which slot would you leave open?
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Allen Wren posted:Which slot would you leave open? The 4th string.
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