OCPS470
Chris Peters
Lake Mary, FL
USA
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962: The Tonebone has a tube, but i replaced it with a JJ ECC83S which was classified as high gain. I think I explained the amp rig poorly though... I disconnect the speaker, and send the speaker jack out to the Hughes and Kettner Red box pro which simulates mics and speakers. It send an XLR to the PC for recording, and a speaker out to either a cab, or a dummy load to prevent the amp from frying. A lot of times a put an adapter on the XLR and send it to a DD6 and out in stereo tp the PC for some of the coolest delay tones. As far as software, I'm using Sonic Foundry's Vegas for recording/mixing/editing etc. Great, great program....easy to use, great sound quality, great compression and eqing tools and solid FX. Most of the sound quality though comes from the Aardvark Q10 that is the AtoD converter. I'm using it to record at 24bit 96khz...and this thing just sounds amazing! I've been recording a demo with lots of accoustic guitar for a friend of mine, and it translates his Martin exactly as I hear it. It isn't harsh and it doesn't color the tone. 24/96 recording is the first time that I think digital is truly reprodusing a 1to1 version of what it hears via the mic.
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Tue Nov 2 '04 11:30:17 am
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ILoveThailand
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I voted!
962: As I was waiting in line today, I just wondered about what you said. If every non American citizen living in America votes, no way would bush ever win. Would never be close. Lets see who wins. I think both the candidates rallied their butts off. Americans should go vote.
Cuthbert: haha...towelheads. Did you know, I lived in Kuwait in from 1991 to 1995 and from 1998 to 2000? I called several of my friends towelheads. It was a joke....especially towards the assholes. They always called me a honky for being from the US.
Michelle: If you can, please pick up Megadeth's The System has Failed. Its just brilliant.
Crushing tom: I think you need a threesome....is that what you mean by sandwich?...if you preference is male, Zenfish and Cuthbert are always ready. They're both from rainbowland...hehe...especially Zenfish.
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Tue Nov 2 '04 11:44:15 am
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Harvo
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Dude, I'm not confrontational by nature. I don't recall writing who I will vote for. In theory Mickey Mouse could win. Voting for Mickey will not change our system.
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Tue Nov 2 '04 11:58:23 am
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ILoveThailand
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dck: actually I was going to type up a band name but i got totally distracted for some reason. The band name I suggest is
1) Horny Clown
2) Drunk Kangaroo
3) Feminists gone wild
4) Communist Ganja
5) Kram Nodnol
Hope these classy band names suit your needs. If you need any more, you can always ask for more.
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Tue Nov 2 '04 12:02:01 pm
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michelle
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Jazzy, THAT'S what I keep forgetting to tell you! lol! I thought I mentioned it on here that I bought it the week it came out. I bought something else at the same time I think, so for some reason 'the system' got the back burner. Also, I didn't take notice that the case was all cracked and broken. It was the last copy there, so I grabbed it. I have to put it in another case...better yet, just put it in my damn cd player in the car and wear it out! lol! I have it on my desk now, so I'll take it with me when I leave for work in a bit. They're coming to Philly any day now, but I don't have anyone to go with me... and money is getting tight with our daughters 16th birthday coming. She wants us to rent a hall so all her friends and their bands can play all day. lol! Sounds like a party to me :)
London's Top of the Mark :) HA! That's kinda twisted.
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Tue Nov 2 '04 12:07:31 pm
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ILoveThailand
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Wouldnt it be sweet if Satch covered some of the tracks from the T2J cd? I think that would kick start the sales.
Some of the stuff he could do from the cd: From the heart, ESYF, total joke, above and beyond, groovie movie (even though its not on), darkness, dark korridorz, finally made it home and the one by matt king.
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Tue Nov 2 '04 12:09:19 pm
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Zinc Master
Zinc Master
Crown Point, IN
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cuthbert1776
Unfortunately - I have not tried those dishes. I have been a bread and spam kinda guy. To live it up - I have warmed it in the micro.
But your ideas do sound, on some level, kinda interesting.
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Tue Nov 2 '04 12:17:48 pm
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death cube k
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jazzy haha.. those are good names i like"1) Horny Clown the best..
and thanx for including my tune on your list of covers for JS to do..:)
mikesb haha.. yeah the guys have already told me to "fuck off with the naming it after you bullshit!"
cuthbert no we just call it bacon..lol .....mmmmmm bacon
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Tue Nov 2 '04 12:33:48 pm
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Clarky
Paul Clark
plays the organ, going blind
www.paul-clark.com
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Delfino - when you look at the Malmsteen stuff...
be sure to learn all the riffs first...
that'll be a very good introduction to his style...
some of the riffs contain some very swift runs [obviously] but you'll also find that some of the fingerings are dead tricky too.....
962 - lmao... I'd forgot about that... if I recall correctly it went something like this:
around 8 of us sitting outside a café bar drinking right next to the venue where Satch was playing
the gig was pretty well advertised..
most of us were wearing a Satch tour t-shirt or something similar... [I was wearing the Satch t-shirt is the bulldog on the front - can't remember what tour I got that one from but I know it's a really old one]
that guy comes up to us and says something like,
"are you going to see Satch this evening?"
I replied "nah mate, we're going to see George Benson.. shit... is Satch playing here tonight?"
lmao...
slansh - nice one... I'll look forward to it.....
Zen - just curious.... have you ever heard of Martin Taylor and his band "The Spirit of Django"??
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Tue Nov 2 '04 12:35:07 pm
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962
Simon
Granada, Andalucia
Spain
Plays: Guitar (24 years)
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Jazzzzzy, yeah man, if you took those 87,000 votes for Kerry and gave them to one of the swing states, or even better, Florida, it could make things interesting! And I agree that both candidates rallied their butts off.....they never stopped!
OCPS470, thanks for explaining the setup. It sounds interesting, definitely a system I'd bear in mind, although I'm really familiar with Cubase SX2 now, and I love the way it works. I also find the hordes of plug-ins endlessly useful. One day i'll have some money, and then i'll spend it on a sound card and a mixer, and i'll get recording and see what happens!
Clarky, hehe, yeah and not realising the sarcastic tone, the stupid fuck had the stupid last word in saying "oh right, yeah he's playing at the BIC".
NO SHIT SHERLOCK!
You were wearing your Surfing With The Alien tour shirt weren't you? I swear it was that old! hehe
Cuthbert, from whence might one acquire genuine gypsies?
Egypt, actually! Dunno if anyone else was really aware of this, but "Gypsie" is Shakespearian slang for "Egyptian". Just find the reference in Antony And Cleopatra....something about "A Strumpets Fool or a Gypsie Queen" or some shit like that. It's cool, and it all works out, cause at the time it was set, Egyptians were what, essentially, "Gypsies" are today!
I know it all sounds nuts, but I had to study this shit for English A-Level (like College)!
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Tue Nov 2 '04 1:08:01 pm
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