That Tele is a beauty
āYou had my curiosity, etc.ā What kind of mod are you looking at?
Thatās something weāre looking into. Multiple CV inputs for one, maybe glitch modes?
Life is so unfair sometimes. I know how to play guitar (itās actually my job) and i have the same beaten one since my teens.
aw thanks! It used to be white with a black pick guard, but I got a big chip in it that was all kinds of sharp on my arm, so i stripped it and spray painted.
Picked up two Neural DSP plugins this week after years of being unsatisfied with Guitar Rig. (To be honest, Iām pretty unsatisfied with NI as a whole lately, barely use any of their stuff except a few random Reaktor things.)
I wanted a good clean metal sound so I got the Architype: Nolly plugin and I wanted a super heavy bass sound so I got the Dark Glass plugin. Super impressed by them, ESPECIALLY the Dark Glass. Kinda want the real DG pedals now, but all I have is a shitty old Peavey bass amp and my bass is kinda garbo, too. Itās one of those Ibanez SR basses that Korn made popular all those years ago. I would have never bought it, but a friend gave it to me so I canāt REALLY complain. Either way, canāt recommend the Neural DSP stuff enough. Itās great to have a fully cranked amp in your headphones at 1:00 in the morning plugginā straight into your interface. Only shitty part is ilok. I can see some of you lurching as you read.
Been eyeballinā Jazz Basses lately. Never really been a fan of Fender, but Iāve been on a Classic Rock kick lately and I love the Pink Floyd and LZ bass sounds. Also the bass tone from QoTSAās No One Knows.
what beautiful jazzy. i know where you got those knobs
Man, the tele and jazzmaster are gorgeous. I love the colors. Totally envious.
Hi everybody,
Ive got a questionāI recently tried out a Moog matriarch and decided to return it because it wasnāt right for my music goals. In that time, however, I did become addicted to the matriarchs onboard BBD delayāitās really an astounding delay!!! Maybe the most pleasing (to me) guitar delay effect Iāve ever experienced.
Iāve been looking at one of these delay pedals to play guitar through, but also to synch up with my whole setup:
https://www.ashevillemusictools.com/products/adg-1
It seems like this is somewhat similar to the Moog delay 104 circuit, as the person who started this pedal company is a former moog employee who developed some of their pedals.
This is a bit of a newbie questionāthis pedal has an expression pedal input assignable to delay time/feedback as well as mod rate/amount. How do I integrate my moog grandmother or elektron digitakt to control these parameters? What cable(s) do I need? Would be awesome to incorporate this pedal into the āsynchā of my entire setup. Thanks!!
Maybe analog fours cv out can control an expression input.
Hereās my rig I have been enjoying DIāing lately. Everything is quite constant except the fuzz on the right which changes constantly. I had it setup in the OT fx loop which I didnāt like, it sounded muddy, but I want to try that again.
Iām really enjoying keeping it really simple at the moment. The latest pedal I bought is the Boss HM-2w and I am loving the sound.
Iām tempted to try it because the Waza pedals Iāve tried have all been really good.
I love the Waza concept itās just what BOSS need. They have always had excellent engineering but their products are often ruined by poor quality components, the resultant noise and tone suck. I could use a well engineered vintage style fuzz.
I put away my mammoth board and did a bit of reconfiguring on my gig board. I was spending too much time tinkering with the big board instead of focusing on finishing a batch of songs.
Th new gig board
This is the small board?!?
Anyone interested in recording their Guitar or Bass to an iPhone, iPad or Computer? Hereās a quick tutorial:
he trick is to get the Apple Camera Connection Kit. This accessory allows users to record audio from external sources into apps on the phone.
Additionally, the Mustang Micro will require some extra power since it uses USB-C and the iPhone has Lightning which canāt provide that much power. So, use an external power source to boost the power from the phone. This can be a wall power supply or a USB power bank. Use a USB to Lightning cable to connect the power source to the Camera kit.
Now plug the Camera kit into the iPhone and the Mustang Micro into the Camera kit via a USB-A to USB-C cable. Plug the Mustang Micro into a guitar or bass and youāre ready to record!
Hereās a video on this subject.
I have a question for those whose dominant hand is the picking hand, and I know itās a strange question, but Iām just curious about peopleās experience.
I always thought my fretting hand, which is not my dominant hand, is kind of useless. I do everything with my right hand much better than my left hand. And sometimes I asked myself if I should try switching guitar orientation.
My question is if you feel the same, if the only thing you do well with your fretting hand is fretting.
I asked that in another place, and some people showed me a different perspective: picking demands precision that you donāt have with your non-dominant hand, and that happens with other instruments too. But, honestly, Iām not convinced. In fact, I started to consider that the culturally conventional guitar orientation is āwrongā, and the fretting hand should be like the right hand of piano players, but thatās obviously just conjecture.