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plus you will dance sucka peter gabriel posted:This tune will always have a special place in my heart, it's just superb Sweaty IT Nerd fucked around with this message at 20:34 on Jan 28, 2017 |
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my fav guitarist is ROBBIE motherfuckin ROBERTSON Tele + Some Fender amp = lets your fingers sound good. At least I assume that was his set-up. I don't know how much love the 60's rock guys get around here but goddamn the Band sounds as tight in their live recordings as their studio stuff. Robbie Robertson's rhythm enough was a huge part of that formula but his major blues licks are always just so warm and well-phrased. Then there is the solo on Bob Dylan's "Leopard Skin Pillbox Hat" which just screams. I saw Martin Scorsese's Silence in theaters and when Robbie Robertson came up in the credits as the musical director I said "gently caress yeah" out loud and probably ruined the somber mood for folks around me.
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Jan 28, 2017 20:33
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...and the pitch! posted:plus You've sent me on a Pfunk marathon here and I have to thank you for that! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOiY2WcU9HQ
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Jan 28, 2017 20:40
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peter gabriel posted:You've sent me on a Pfunk marathon here and I have to thank you for that! The Aquaboogie 12" cut is over 9 minutes. This is not a traditional pop song.
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Jan 28, 2017 20:42
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...and the pitch! posted:The Aquaboogie 12" cut is over 9 minutes. This is not a traditional pop song. Can you imagine Doobie in your funk? Hooo!
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Jan 28, 2017 20:43
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peter gabriel posted:Can you imagine Doobie in your funk? Hooo! Doing it to you in three dee So groovy that I dig me edit: I suspect these songs are fun to sing for any voice. It seems like the point. Sweaty IT Nerd fucked around with this message at 20:59 on Jan 28, 2017 |
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Jan 28, 2017 20:48
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Dirt posted:100% serious question(s): Who is your favorite guitarist? Did you buy their guitar/amp/gear? Post some youtube videos please. I... honestly don't have one. Like, back in 88 when I was 12 it was Slash's playing on AFD that made me sit up and actually take interest in guitar, but I never really tried to ape his style or gear. Mainly because I could never afford to while I was playing back then. Hard to sound like Slash with a Peavey strat copy and a super cheap Charvel solid state amp! I think part of it is that I fell out of guitar playing in college, and my tastes at that point had shifted more to alternative, grunge, and hip-hop. Then I had a 15ish year gap before I decided to start playing again as a hobby, and at this point I'm too old for any sort of formative guitar hero to have taken hold in my psyche. So there's some guitarists I like a lot more than others, but I rarely try to sound like them. Since coming back to guitar, the ones I guess I've paid the most attention to have been: Josh Homme (QotSA) Annie Clark (St. Vincent) Brent Hinds and Bill Kelliher (Mastodon) Rodrigo Sánchez and Gabriela Quintero (Rodrigo y Gabriela) Edit: FUUUUUCK definitely add East Bay Ray in there In other news, Nailbombs for my new S5521. Cover style? I'm trying to decide between uncovered with black bobbins, plain black covers, or raw nickel. None of the distressed looking ones look like they'll work with the more subdued styling of the guitar. Schpyder fucked around with this message at 00:31 on Jan 29, 2017 |
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Jan 29, 2017 00:29
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NonzeroCircle posted:I want Devin Townsend's Ocean Machine pedal to come out ASAP. Gonna drive my bassist mate mad with endless ambience. Devin is slowly becoming my favorite guitarist at the moment and one of the things that finally pushed me over the edge into getting fully into him was watching him play around with and talk about that pedal. I need it.
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Jan 29, 2017 00:38
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So many great guitarists to choose from, but for my personal live improvisational style (pretty much the hardest thing I've tried to do) I've stolen some of my easiest tools (Dominant 7th Pentatonic, Tri-tone substitutions, and the whole-tone/half-tone scale) directly from the great Robben Ford. He helped me learn how to throw something cool onto the tunraround back when I was stuck in the blues-box for improvising and just jumping from root-position to root-position. Robben's instructional stuff showed me how to comp new inversions and get around the neck in less predictable ways. Dude is a master and he's played with some true greats. He's a west coast guy who has been on the scene for a very long time. I met him in Durham, NC once. He was super groovy (and tiny.) Any of the live videos from this 1993 show (there are several) are really great examples. I dig his playing (he phrases a lot like a horn player) and he's a great singer. I also dig his band, especially bassist Roscoe Beck who does this two-handed thing where he plays a bass line with his left hand and hammers on what sounds like a Hammond B3 organ with his right. Here's his cover of Cream's "Politician." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOkeYT62T1k And here's his cover of "Worried Life Blues," in which Roscoe does the aforementioned bass-line/organ thing (although it's not on camera much.) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XontsTA2zaU
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Jan 29, 2017 06:23
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https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/473090336/liquid-guitar-pickups-the-true-sound-of-your-guita?ref=nav_search 4 backers got took for $80k dollars for an extremely dumb idea my favorite part is "I know what natural bamboo and cedar and iron wood and ebony wood resonance sounds like on an electric guitar." 
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Jan 30, 2017 06:04
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Jan 30, 2017 08:05
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Yeah not sure how $80/4=$80,000
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Jan 30, 2017 09:19
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Guys I need you to help me back my gaseous pickups. Every note sounds like a fart, but many different tonal farts. Get closer to the bottom end than ever before.
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Jan 30, 2017 10:23
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unlawfulsoup posted:Guys I need you to help me back my gaseous pickups. Every note sounds like a fart, but many different tonal farts. Get closer to the bottom end than ever before. Better take this over to the bass thread now! Money to be made.
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Jan 30, 2017 12:07
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RESONANCE MAGNETIC RIPPLES WOOD TONE HIGH DEFINITION SOUND This made me chuckle quote:Which fluids sound the best? How do they sound different? It's hard to say, exactly. Less viscous ferrofluids flow and shift more easily, but have less residual resonance. The lighter fluids tend to enhance high frequency (treble) tones, react quicker to string movements and sound waves and tend to be more “fluid” and transparent. Thicker fluids react a little more slowly, but sound waves travel through them more slowly too. They tend to really emphasize the Bass and lower-mid tones, have long sustain and produce a thicker, bolder sound. Lower saturation magnetism makes a more flowing and melodic pickup. Higher saturation magnetism tends to be sharper, is less influenced by the sound waves but picks up more of the string movements. Which is better? It really depends on YOUR ears and what YOU want to hear. Certain fluids can sound “rich”, “bassy”, “swampy”, “clean”, “mellow”, “twangy”, “sharp”, “full & lush”, “scooped mids”... you'll hear the difference. It's a shame it has to be wrapped up in such silly bullshit as I think it's a pretty fun idea that could lead to some cool looking pickup designs. Not too blown away by the video though, they sound fairly standard to my ears (which, to be fair, are literally full of sawdust at the moment).
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unlawfulsoup posted:Guys I need you to help me back my gaseous pickups. Every note sounds like a fart, but many different tonal farts. Get closer to the bottom end than ever before. Songs in the key of F
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Jan 30, 2017 17:11
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They get that classic British rock tone by using a cup of tea for the liquid
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ferrofluids don't generate a magnetic field on their own so there has to be a regular magnet in there which kinda defeats the entire purpose of those stupid things
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for some reason i read that as 80 grand last night, poo poo also I dunno if i'd call these "stupid music poo poo", they're really cool and useful, but they're kind've impractical in that they're a bitch to have on the road https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RheshR-9Q0w an infrared light sensor for a pickup is pretty dope
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I've always loved the sound that Gary Chester from Ed Hall gets out of his Gibsons. Ed Hall back in 1990 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CkOaVQ9W5VY (They put out a bunch of stuff, all awesome) He's got a new group here in Austin that's a 3 piece like Ed Hall but more a bit more straight rock drums, but his guitar just throws sound out like crazy, especially live, and every guitar guy in Austin that I know thinks he's a monster. The new group We Are The Asteroid https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Esor4HOs1lI I was a huge Ed Hall fan way before I moved to Austin and I've been lucky enough to play with him a couple of times.
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MattO posted:I've always loved the sound that Gary Chester from Ed Hall gets out of his Gibsons. The 2017 Gibsons have all sorts of new tech in them, DIP switches and whatnot, and you can 100% make them do an out-of-phase thing that makes the Ed Hall sound quite nicely.
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MattO posted:The new group We Are The Asteroid This is loving insanely my poo poo, thank you for introducing me to a goldmine of new music! It has a whiff of a band I like called The Music, just really nice nasty licks and intense beats https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ospxlZZM2Hw
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reddits guitar board has a guy who only talks about how poo poo everything but his Suhr and Tom Anderson guitars are and calls people who dispute anything he says poor over and over that is, truly, Stupid Music poo poo©
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Jerry Steinfeld posted:reddits guitar board has a guy who only talks about how poo poo everything but his Suhr and Tom Anderson guitars are and calls people who dispute anything he says poor over and over im 49 years old balding and my wife is a bitch that doesnt love me but i just put in a new order for a custom suhr in limited edition confederate flag paint
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muike posted:im 49 years old balding and my wife is a bitch that doesnt love me but i just put in a new order for a custom suhr in limited edition confederate flag paint Yeah but that was about the guy on reddit
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Shugojin posted:Yeah but that was about the guy on reddit "also i miss the subreddit about horning up over teens" that should clear things up
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muike posted:"also i miss the subreddit about horning up over teens" Once you like ska you never can be cool.
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i used to listen to sublime and still like a few no doubt songs. i feel like that's like saying you're into metal because you like the black album though
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muike posted:i used to listen to sublime and still like a few no doubt songs. i feel like that's like saying you're into metal because you like the black album though Worse. Don Drummond just rolled over in his grave.
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Spanish Manlove posted:Once you like ska you never can be cool. sort-of counterpoint: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__mj-1sGa_w retro honpo is awesome, but... cool? no, no you definitely got me there, cool this is not
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Spanish Manlove posted:Once you like ska you never can be cool. Being cool is for squares 
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I know some of you have been waiting to empty that Sparkletts jug filled with pennies so here you go:
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Feb 1, 2017 22:43
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there was an article about it back in december they put a note on top 
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The Muppets On PCP posted:there was an article about it back in december quote:In the 1980s he began painting all the parts inside his amps black to prevent people from seeing exactly how he engineered them. Although Boone said that some people who have opened up earlier Dumble amps have, surprisingly, found ordinary parts inside from Radio Shack. yesssss
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Feb 1, 2017 23:12
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Dumble is just the progenitor of spergy tubesniffing nonsense
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Feb 1, 2017 23:15
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Just because it's Radio Shack doesn't mean he's fleecing anyone. Knowing how to apply knowledge is more important than making everything 24k gold.
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Feb 1, 2017 23:18
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but also lol if you pay that
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Shugojin posted:Dumble is just the progenitor of spergy tubesniffing nonsense as we all know the more fragile harmonics can survive in a vacuum tube, but get eliminated or squashed in a solid state crystal lattice really it just comes down to that
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fyodor posted:Just because it's Radio Shack doesn't mean he's fleecing anyone. Knowing how to apply knowledge is more important than making everything 24k gold. I just find it funny, same with painting over stuff to keep people from cloning them. It's just more cork sniffing goofball poo poo that I enjoy watching sometimes.
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The Muppets On PCP posted:as we all know the more fragile harmonics can survive in a vacuum tube, but get eliminated or squashed in a solid state crystal lattice And here we have a frequency response diagram of gain over the audible spectrum, clearly you can see tha- *audience is already asleep*
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