Guitar Player's Thread
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Got the neck from http://homepage.mac.com/bigvelvetdog/home.html
was about 230 euro. Pickups i have in at the moment are Paf pro neck, evo bridge and symour duncan hot rails in the middle. I actually think the hot rails is the best out of the 3, suprisingly!
was about 230 euro. Pickups i have in at the moment are Paf pro neck, evo bridge and symour duncan hot rails in the middle. I actually think the hot rails is the best out of the 3, suprisingly!
eveningninja
Skull Kid
Do any of you play classical guitar out of curiosity? I'm a newb at it and am wanting to learn fun-sounding tunes to play that aren't too hard. Any general recommendations? As of now the only ones I play are from video games such as Zelda or Chrono Trigger 
innuenDO
Pottwahl
Do any of you play classical guitar out of curiosity? I'm a newb at it and am wanting to learn fun-sounding tunes to play that aren't too hard. Any general recommendations? As of now the only ones I play are from video games such as Zelda or Chrono Trigger
Bouree by Bach.
Any random movie themes like Indiana Jones, Pirates of the Caribbean, James Bond theme.
Here's what I collected or rearranged so far (Look in the games folder).
http://files.filefront.com/Filmmusikrar/;11383315;/fileinfo.html
SomeoneWild
Fiesta's Angels
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Yeah, there was a period I played lots of classical stuff. I know some short parts of various pieces including "La catedral" and "Recuerdos de la alhambra". Not playing much anymore, didn't have the patience to develop speed and strenght in my right hand for the fingerstyle stuff.
I dotn think there are any picture of that.
The only picture i'm aware of is this one:
I think a SM57 (you have one, right?) can do the job, but with lots of eq.
Corny
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On the one hand, Chet Atkins stuff like Mr. Sandman (a bit hard at some places): [ame]http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=n-c66SJPuUI[/ame]Do any of you play classical guitar out of curiosity? I'm a newb at it and am wanting to learn fun-sounding tunes to play that aren't too hard. Any general recommendations? As of now the only ones I play are from video games such as Zelda or Chrono Trigger
And on the other hand, learn to harmonize melodies for one guitar. Take the melody and add the options of the key to get a chord.
Perhaps shredtastical comes by, he plays classical a lot iirc.
Lowberg
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Yeahh, I was trying to figure out what they did in the past with the lee-jackson setup, as far as microphone and mic placement. I hate mic-placement its such a bitch for me to get exactly how I want it to sound.
SomeoneWild
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Software question:
Anyone know if this USB "Steinberg Key" is required for running the Cubase products? I can't seem to figure it out. Seems weird to me that first you buy a product and in order to get it to work you'll have to buy this separate USB "Steinberg key"-thing.
I now have a cracked version of Cubase SX 3, but it works badly with Vista, so I thought about buying the Cubase SE3 which is kind of a light version with less features (I don't use many features anyway).
BTW, here is this Steinberg key I'm talking about:
http://www.steinberg.net/en/products/hardware/hardware_steinbergkey.html
Thanks if anyone can help me out on this one.
Anyone know if this USB "Steinberg Key" is required for running the Cubase products? I can't seem to figure it out. Seems weird to me that first you buy a product and in order to get it to work you'll have to buy this separate USB "Steinberg key"-thing.
I now have a cracked version of Cubase SX 3, but it works badly with Vista, so I thought about buying the Cubase SE3 which is kind of a light version with less features (I don't use many features anyway).
BTW, here is this Steinberg key I'm talking about:
http://www.steinberg.net/en/products/hardware/hardware_steinbergkey.html
Thanks if anyone can help me out on this one.
Corny
Member
I think if you buy the full version of Cubase SE 3, the key will be included. But if you already have Cubase SE 1 (this key didn't exist at the time of the release) and want to upgrade to SE 3, you'll have to buy the USB key.
That's at least how I understood this text:
That's at least how I understood this text:
SomeoneWild
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Thanks alot Corny! What you said seems reasonable to me. I'll just get Cubase SE3 and hope the key is included.
The key isn't expensive anyway, but I don't want to waste money on it if I don't have to.
Corny
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innuenDO
Pottwahl
eveningninja
Skull Kid
I just bought a clean ass Gp1000, the one without XLR's. Really cheap too with a Microcab II for a few more bucks so I went with it. I heard they aren't too great but I can flip it on ebay or something I guess.
Dude, I've literally been looking for one for 2+ years, and they were either beat to shit, the earlier 87 model, someone wanted too much etc.
I'm stoked. Next on the list is a VHT 2/90/2.
