JAVIER6131
JAVIER
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Dear Joe, I'm wondering if you and your band can send me a photo of all of you signed. My name is Javier, from Seville (Spain). Thanks a lot
My adress is:
C/ AMSTERDAM 29F
41012-SEVILLA
SPAIN
Sorry for my English, it's very bad
Thank you again!!!
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Mon Dec 6 '04 10:05:20 am
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Clarky
Paul Clark
plays the organ, going blind
www.paul-clark.com
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Zen - for me.. the altime most soulful recording of guitar ever is:
SRV - Little Wing...
jazzy - I'm not exactly famous or even in a small way remotely successful....
but still, compared with the achievements of my pals... I managed to go much further..... tours, albums... and getting onto the family tree of prog rock in my own little tiny way...
and for the little tiny mark I've made... I feel totally lucky to have been given the chance..
962 - I can to some limited degree play righties.... I throw them over so the strings are upsidedown.... it ain't so bad.. after a wjhile you sort of get used to it...
maybe I'll try one out....
I heard that the ToneZone was based upon the PAF PRO tonal characteristics...
but they wanted more power and less string pull..
that sounds like a reasonable development to me..
but I've heard folks complain that harmonics just don't pop out at you like they do with the Evo...
personally I don't know... I've never tried them..
mikesb - yup.. that's the version of exiles that I played on... the accoustic playing is not me though... I wish it was.... lol.. I only played accoustic on the verses etc.. and all the electrics....
I mailed Mikey about Tokyo... we are talking... so if his schedule allows.. I'll meet him there... how cool is that...
steeveT - I was a drummer before I was a guitarist..... I still love drums..... sometimes I wish I still had a kit...
the thing with War that gets me is the groove is so nice in the funky section where Satch really tears it up....
I've seen him play this track live many times.... most often without a rhythm player.. and it really don't move when it's just the bass playing that groove alone... but when Eric was around, War sounded awesome live..
mowlie - your tone on that track is real nice... crisp and tight... but I guess that's as much the player and the rest of your rig as the pickups themselves..
I could drop a lead part on there if you want.....
send me a copy of the backing track on CD....
when I get a little time I'll see what I can come up with...
vocals would be nice... but for me.. when I write a song.. the melody and lyrics are all writen at the same time as the backing track.... as one entity tends to guide the other.. and then vice versa...
funny.. when I wrote Talking to Stone, it was originally a song... I happened to record myself noodling over the backing track and ended up posting it on IUMA... funny really... everyone knows it as an instrumental.. but infact.. I still think of the song... lol..
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Mon Dec 6 '04 10:11:00 am
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Clarky
Paul Clark
plays the organ, going blind
www.paul-clark.com
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optical - do you have cubase? if so... you can sync the sequencer to the studio.... and then get the automation running.... it can be a pain in the rear to get running.... but it's worth the pain...
imagine this... you do an almost perfect mix but the snare is too quiet and a lead break on the guitar vanishes when the notes start getting into the lower ranges....
so.. you'd have to re-mix the song.. that means playing the faders the same way next time and fixing the errors....
with automation, your last mix-down is saved as a song in cubase.. so.. you do a "save as" to create another mix without destroying the previous version [so you can always revert if you need to..
you can then lift the volume of the snare... and then go to the lead guitar track and make the volume gently rise and the pitch drops on the guitar, and then gently return to the nominal volume again... so the volume of the guitar sounds even to your ears...
it takes quite some time to set up a mix... but subsequent mix-downs as you search for your best version are easy...
you then hit play, sit back and let cubase play the desk for you as you record the mixed versoin....
once you master this you'll never turn back
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Mon Dec 6 '04 10:11:07 am
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PFields
Ray
OK
USA
Plays: Guitar (25 years)
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Ok I've Got A HARD question to me Should I Buy A NEW Js-100 or Should I Go on Ebay Or The Internet And Look Around To buy A Used Js-1000 I have 700$ at me Despense and Need Some Imput But Thats only choice One The Second Choice Is To Buy A New Effects Pedal Around 450$ and A Amp worth 800 ......I need A new Pedal But I REALLY need a new Guitar So try Choice One HELP me pls.......ray
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Mon Dec 6 '04 12:28:53 pm
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Thome
Fabio Thomé
Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo
Brazil
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My GOD!!!! Satriani was perfect here in Brazil (Sao Paulo) last nigth!!!
Congratulations Joe!!!
See you next year!!!
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Mon Dec 6 '04 12:35:22 pm
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962
Simon
Granada, Andalucia
Spain
Plays: Guitar (24 years)
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jazzzzy, "OWNS Van Halen"....oooh, that ain't gonna go down well with Zenfish! haha
michelle, it's "Time Boogie".....yeah it's kinda quirky isn't it? It'd probably suit something like The Grinch. Glad you liked The Eye Of Ra! Thanks, for checkin them out
mikesb, yeah it figures, tho I have to disagree with Nuno! hehe, I think he has written some that are better (i'm gonna take some shit for that, I can feel it coming)
mowlie, thanks a lot for checkin out The Eye Of Ra! Glad you liked it.....yeah, the drum track is horrible, hehe. It really gets on my tits.....when I have a day free, some spare patience, and my PC is being well-behaved, I'll probs re-write the drum track.
Clarky, interesting comment on harmonics - if it's based of the PAF Pro tonalities, then it would stand to reason that the PAF Pro harmonics are hard work too - I personally find the harmonics of the PAF Pro easier to work with than I did those of the Evo's in my Jem.
Is there a Fred 7? I guess not, but if there were, it'd be worth having! I dunno man, I reckon you'd be pleasantly surprised by one of the Air/Tone Zone's. If you can play a rightie well enough to hear it's tones, then definitely try it if you get the opportunity.
opticalstudio, thanks dude, you're too kind! also, I wasn't saying I didn't like Red Square....I was just wondering what it was about that track which made it stand out from the others, cause obviosuly I hear these tunes from a very different perspective than everybody else does, so it's useful for me to get feedback, just like yours!
Yeah that makes sense, I think the guitar tones ahve come out pretty tidy on the track, and the harmonies compliment each other nicely. I'd like to get the bridge problems fixed so it's tuning is more stable, then re-record the track, so the tuning is perfect, but as it is, the tones are only about 1/16th flat or sharp when they are out. Oh, apart from that miserably failed Satch-whail, which, when I brought it back to pitch, was about a quarter-tone flat! hehe. I'm also aware that i'm more familiar with these discrepencies than everyone else, so what I've just written (above) may not make sense!
PFields, man with that budget, you should go on ebay. ebay is a buyers' market, so you ought to be able to pickup something really special. You might even see something older, like a Saber or Roadstar, that has been done up.....those can, as long as they are in good condition, be an excellent find.
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Mon Dec 6 '04 12:50:23 pm
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Zinc Master
Zinc Master
Crown Point, IN
USA
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(AP) - Eight soldiers are challenging the Army's policy requiring them to serve longer than the terms of their enlistment contracts. In a lawsuit being filed Monday in federal court, the soldiers are seeking a judge's order requiring the Army to immediately release them from service. "The Army made an agreement with me and I expected them to honor it," said David Qualls, one of the plaintiffs. He signed up in July 2003 for a one-year stint in the Arkansas National Guard but has been told he will remain on active duty in Iraq until next year.
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Mon Dec 6 '04 12:57:59 pm
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ILoveThailand
Plays: Other
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962: You totally own Zappa too.
Stevetrott: Killer looking website (literally)!
If you want to hear one of the most underrated guitarists of all time, go to www.ryanparrymusic.com
Dude, this guy totally WHIPS Yngwie, Van Halen, Alexi Laiho, Mustaine, Hammette, Friedman, Hetfield, Drover, Buckethead.....
He's my favorite artist right now. He kicks ass!!
WWW.RYANPARRYMUSIC.COM
DOWNLOAD "I FEEL THE PAIN"
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Mon Dec 6 '04 2:02:08 pm
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Douglas P0rTnoY
Douglas Cioffi
Brazil
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Hi Satch!
I'm brazilian and I'd like to THANK YOU for the G3 concert here, last weekend.
It's so good to see you and Steve Vai together, and I hope to see again.
When my friend told me that you two had signed his guitar, I couldn't believe. In this times, I think "why am I so unlucky?" Not even a pick I got but next time I try.
A big hug from a big fan of yours,
Douglas Cioffi
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Mon Dec 6 '04 2:03:19 pm
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Douglas P0rTnoY
Douglas Cioffi
Brazil
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Hi Satch!
I'm brazilian and I'd like to THANK YOU for the G3 concert here, last weekend.
It's so good to see you and Steve Vai together, and I hope to see again.
When my friend told me that you two had signed his guitar, I couldn't believe. In this times, I think "why am I so unlucky?" Not even a pick I got but next time I try.
A big hug from a big fan of yours,
Douglas Cioffi
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Mon Dec 6 '04 2:07:29 pm
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Suzie2000
Suzo
London,
England
Plays: Guitar (35 years)
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Michelle- I think "manky" or if you can't fully visualise it "crusty nosed" says it all. GREEEEEEEN!!!!!
Hope you are well! :-)
STEVEN HI!!
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Mon Dec 6 '04 2:13:01 pm
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Steven Wilde
ShredZone, CaliFunia
USA
Plays: Guitar (21 years)
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SUZIE2000- Thank's for the mail! Sure have got My fretting fingers and toes crossed for You guy's and the house deal! Before Christmas would be great!.........CLARKY- Wow! That sounds very cool! My BR-1600 has A usb port and a submix line. I dont own A cubase of yet, But it seems well worth it, My only problem is I am not very good with comp. such as setting up software and stuff. Maybe with a little guidance! I think I would be never turn back! recording that way! What a timesaver!!! That was some really awesome stuff You were laying down to Me!!!! My mind is sort of blown!... Hey, I was meaning to ask You, I am selling my car, When I do I was thinking about a labtop to run My recording platform from? Because I dont think My comp. has enough memory?...Will the labtop do it? I will keep You informed!...................DELFINO- You ROCK!! Thank You dubble! You made My day! I try, With My limitation's I do try! Hope thing's go well for A drummer for You! keep Me posted!..........ZENFISH- Hey! I still sing! In the shower, and in My roomLOL Nobodies ears are penetrated that way! LAA Deee DOoo................Stevee T- Your website look's very nice! I wish You much sucess with it, And Your Music! Cheers!!!.................962- Hey, That made total sense! Thank You for sharing that! I am learning so much! it would seem It dose look diffrent from the artist's perspetive sometimes! Because You know the value of the content, and what You want to convey, And there are so many Folk's that it will mean something speacial in differnt way's! I didnt notice the flat or sharp on the 'satch-wah!' I thought You did A real cool Job! Thank's for the music and keep writing!.............Jazzzzzzy- Do I have the right website? If I do very Chic!..........CAPRI-KORN-GUY- Where are You? Where've You gone?...Say Hi To Mark from Me!.....Bye,
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Mon Dec 6 '04 3:33:26 pm
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vigierconnection
françois kamiya
l'isle adam,
france
Plays: Guitar (25 years)
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hello JOe JOe !!i hope u're fine..I'm a French Fan,i see u in concert in France at Olympia,it was so good!,and i follow u're creations from "flying in a blue dream" to "is there love in space" and i am proud to speak about u to friends because when they listen u're album they think "o great its uncredible" they think how a man could do this,it's seems like an alien style !!So i see that even u write many songs,they are all different and personnaly i think u're the bigger influence for me(i play guitar too).when i listen to u i imagine some universe like stars and something unknow by the humans,something like u feel when u're flying in space , it's uncredible,and if u feel all of this when u play , that's why the meening of u're songs are so deep and so true!!Thanks Joe for everything u give to me and i will let u with my favorite song "if i could fly"..
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Mon Dec 6 '04 3:49:57 pm
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civgeek
Matt Dorado
Portland, OR
USA
Plays: Guitar (53 years)
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Jazzzzy - No, I didn't.rotf BUT... I shared that lovely site with a compadre and he was so horrified that he actually did buy the cd (for $5) and is going to use it as a X-mas present.How funny is that?!!
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Mon Dec 6 '04 4:48:54 pm
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vinicbal
Vinícius Balbi
São José dos Campos, São Paulo
Brasil
Plays: Guitar (23 years)
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Hi there Joe...I'm from Brazil and I've seen your concert at Credicard Hall in São Paulo on Sunday and it was really amazing!! I'm big fan of yours and I'm really impressed with your job...
Bye...Vinícius
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Mon Dec 6 '04 6:08:07 pm
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