My 10yo son and I had our first official "jam session". I hooked my old recording monitors up to the brain of my e-kit and he laid down some simple beats he's learned in his lessons and I played along on guitar. It was an absolute blast!!!
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^^^ YUM.
I know I keep saying I'm going to start recording again but I have a very cool idea brewing for an album called "Dead Man Walking" it will be they typical Maidenish Queensryche style I love.
I've got some serious practice to do to get my chops back up to speed.
This album I am eager to hear...you just mentioned my two favourite bands as reference!
I'm getting some serious fret buzz on my bass. I'm not experienced with doing a complete setup and I've heard horror stories about the Guitar Center techs. Any advice or recommended web tutorials?
Hey guys! In my absence from the forum, I've been burying myself in my music and working out some recent demons. I wanted to share some of what I've been working on. I hope you all enjoy it. Im quite proud of where my art is going :banana:
I hope everyone is doing great!
https://soundcloud.com/nathaniel-john-biro/vodka-lemonade
Hey guys! In my absence from the forum, I've been burying myself in my music and working out some recent demons. I wanted to share some of what I've been working on. I hope you all enjoy it. Im quite proud of where my art is going :banana:
I hope everyone is doing great!
https://soundcloud.com/nathaniel-john-biro/vodka-lemonade
Hey guys! In my absence from the forum, I've been burying myself in my music and working out some recent demons. I wanted to share some of what I've been working on. I hope you all enjoy it. Im quite proud of where my art is going :banana:
I hope everyone is doing great!
https://soundcloud.com/nathaniel-john-biro/vodka-lemonade
I was in here a ways back debating a new amp...and the itch is back haha. Never did pull the trigger due to other priorities, and won't be able to go for one any time soon, but researching for a little ways on. Maybe around my birthday in August or something.
Anyways, looking for something that will sound good practicing inside while not melting the walls, but could also handle a smallish gigging space if needed. Really looking for all tube. Top contenders right now based on reading reviews are Blackstar HT-5R, Hughes and Kettner TubeMeister 5 combo, and Marshall DSL-5C. If/when I come to actually buying, probably looking to keep it to $500 or less. I play mostly classic rock, hard rock, punk and metal with a little blues thrown in for flavor.
I absolutely love my Blackstar. Gives me a nice metal crunch when I play a guitar with hot pickups, and a nice Marshally rock tone with my Les Paul. Highly recommended.
Sweet man, thanks for the feedback. Marshall rock tone is promising! Do you find that you need any pedals to really get a high gain sound, or does it do reasonably well? I'm talking like Randy Rhoads Crazy Train or EVH level distortion.
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That's good news! That file didn't open right for some reason, but I'll have to YouTube some demo vids. At any rate it's probably better than my solid state Fender. Every time I play my PRS through a nice amp it sounds awesome, then I play at home and it's not as awesome hahaNope. If you push it hard enough with the ISF voicing on the American side, you get a nice high gain sound.
Here's some samples I had put together a few years ago of the amp in high-ish gain territory, no boost used, just the amp tone and some post EQ in the mix.
Blackstar tones