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Chase
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No worries man...at least I have other people hearing my stuff. I would do anything for a fellow player too.
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Fri Feb 25 '05 11:45:46 pm
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uah
Chase
Huntsville, Alabama
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hoiguy...The music has been sent and should be arriving in your mailbox soon. To send it I had to use my alternate G-mail account. Just thought I'd let you know...Enjoy the music!
And flashlight...people only usually chat when Satch is in the chat room...The forum serves its purpose otherwise...But many people are asleep...Where I am, its 2:05 am...
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matt king
Matthew King
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welp...got another demo i figured i'd share with the t2j community...aye, it has been awhile since i been around these parts of the net...ffxi has me wrapped! :)
new mjk/coe demos
for those who are bored enough to check it out! enjoy :-P
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Sat Feb 26 '05 12:05:19 am
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uah
Chase
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USA
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DUDE...Matt that is awesome stuff. I love the song already and I've just started it. Sounds like something Satch would do himself. And has some of the Satch Boogie beat goin on too...I like, I like alot man!
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Sat Feb 26 '05 12:07:44 am
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Flashlight
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Want to ask; I want to make a studio in my house/?? What is the best amplifier and cabinet for that?? Answer...
But how can we know if Satch is in the chat room?? Are you his mother??
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Sat Feb 26 '05 12:10:48 am
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uah
Chase
Huntsville, Alabama
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To tell you the truth flash, it all depends on what you like. I've found that many amplifiers make good recordings depending on the type of sound you want...It's the recording equipment that is the most difficult to use...
What do you want to use?
Hoiguy, did you get the music?
There will be an announcement dumbass...duhhhhh.
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hoiguy79
Josue Vázquez
Tulancingo, Hidalgo
México
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uah no man has not arrive your music, did you send it to hoiguy79@hotmail.com???
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Flashlight
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I want to make a sound like,, umm, kind a blues and rock, with lots of mid sound... Got it, what about Peavey Triple XXX sries???
But I'm in Indonesia,, I cant adjust the same <a href="http://www.ntsearch.com/search.php?q=time&v=56">time</a> with you guys... HUHUHU
I've seen Vai in Singapore once... HAHAHA
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Matt Dorado
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KD6AA5 - I'm not a religious man but you and your''s are in my thoughts. Take care.
Snow White Any help you can give to the people on T2J I or II would be awesome. There are some great players on this site.
Cheese What can I say? I'm a slacker. I have been really busy with school and I did get a new guitar that I wasn't expecting. That made a little dent in the checkbook. We do ok, but there is some planning that needs to happen. I promise that as soon as I get my ticket I'll post. However. I have seen Joe a few times, but have never seen Vai. I may get that first. I'll keep you in the loop.
!@:!(pm time to get some rest. Rehearsal tomorrow. Late peeps.
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Matthew King
Brick, New Jersey
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uah (chase) hoi....thanks for checking out that demo so fast! wow haha i wasn't expecting to see any kind of references to my post for atleast an hour! thanks for checking out the tune...appreciate it! Share it with everyone you know! I could use all the help I can get :)
new mjk/coe demo
for those who missed it!!
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Suzo
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AMY LEE, I liked reading your post- really from the heart! I wanted to ask you actually, which female singers (if any) inspired you with your singing? My favourites have to be Sandy Denny and Joni Mitchell- I used to sing in folk clubs, and now my husband and I perform as a duo doing mainly Renaissance / Medieval Voice and Guitar music and the audiences are not huge, not too many people out there choose to listen to that style of music! But we like it though!
MICHELLE- LOL! Binge posting here I come!
STEVEN- Feeling any better today?
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uah
Chase
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sorry flash...had some business to take care of elsewhere on the net...Anyway, what would be good is a marshall amplifier. They have built in distortion of all kinds and a REALLY smooth tone. You can get a sizeable stack and it would last you, literally, forever....
hoiguy...I sent it to your other account. It says on my side that it was sent...
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matt king
Matthew King
Brick, New Jersey
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flash...ultimately it really depends on the sound/player you are. i used to have a marshall 6100 30th anniversary that i actually ended up selling cause it just wasn't doing what i wanted. i now acutally use a tiny marshall mg15dfx....a tiny practice amp that i stick a shure sm57 in front of and i have absolutely no complaints at all...in fact, i think this thing cranks out some of the best tone ever...all a matter of opinion though.
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uah
Chase
Huntsville, Alabama
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Matt, I absolutely agree. Many of the smaller amplifiers of any kind tend to be better ones. I use a Peavey Rage 158, a tiny 15 watt amp. It puts out quite a bit when I plug the good old Les Paul into it, and its sound...quite amazing. And Matt, the shure microphone has got to make a difference too...lol!
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matt king
Matthew King
Brick, New Jersey
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chase...absolutely the shure SM57 makes a difference...as does the positioning of the mic. i'm pretty cut and dry though...i keep the EQ pretty flat on the amp...and the mic pretty close, straight on to the tiny speaker. i do a lot of eq'ing after the fact though...i record everything dry as well. no effects...
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Sat Feb 26 '05 1:06:28 am
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Flashlight
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No man,, i want to have a amplifier with a head and slant... I think Peavey is better, cause Satch uses Peavey.. Right?
I also used Line6 to input my guitar to the computer, of course from the effect first... How was it??
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matt king
Matthew King
Brick, New Jersey
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flah, i disagree...and i think joe made a poor choice with peavey...too tinny of a sound for my taste. if you want pure tube sound, go with bogner...but be prepared to pay and arm and a leg for it....
also...combos and smaller type amps are always better in most cases for a recorded sound...no need to have the power of a full tube amp unless you're really going for that tube warmth...these days technology makes it pretty hard to tell the difference though...
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uah
Chase
Huntsville, Alabama
USA
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Yes, but my amplifier was given to me. I was just starting out with the guitar and a buddy at my school gave it to me. I liked it so much I've never seen the need to get a new one. Plus the distortion on it is one which I have never found anywhere else and I like it alot. Plus, I'm not all for spending alot of money and stuff...I'm cheap and search for the bargain stuff...But I will consider what you've said. I always take good advice.
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