Recent content by Villain S Deeds

I don't care; I really like Thunder in the East.

The worst one that I still have is a beat-up old electric guitar that I bought at a thrift shop for a bout $20. I knew it was crap, but it was cheap so why not? I used to have a Zoom 505 pedal. Yuck.

I'm working on buying a house. After that, I'll be free to work on really putting a studio together.

I'm fond of my POD, maybe because it's so much better than my Digitech pedal.

I am very much in agreement with this. It really bothers me that boys (and even some girls) today are actually thinking it's somehow okay to be a pimp.

In addition to countless unfinished projects, I often just make up little songs on the spot. I have a guitar plugged in, and I lay down a riff. Then I add another layer, then another. A friend and I do this thing where we make up little songs on the spot, then e-mail the mp3s to each other...

Indeed it can be done on a computer. There is software available for combining music and lyrics on a disc. Sorry, I don't have any links to any of these, but I'm sure you'll have no trouble if you just google it. Good luck.

My Digitech RP300 jsut stopped working, so I'm gonna need a replacement for that. I've kinda been wanting to look into a replacement anyway, but I wouldn't mind if the damn thing still worked.

I had a hankerin' to play me some electric guitar, so I plugged into my old RP300 (the only effect pedal I have). I used it 5 days ago, and it worked great. Yesterday and today, well... It powers up and everything, but there is no sound at all. I switched it to tuner mode and it didn't seem...

I use the amp sims on my Digitech RP300. I'm usually pretty happy with the results, and besides almost all my mics are crap. The one good mic I have is meant more for vocals, though I've tried recording my amp with it, and it wasn't the worst thing in the world but I do prefer my sim at this...

Audacity is my favourite open source software ever, but as a DAW it might leave you stuck in a rut. I mean, it's good enough for recording, but not so much when you're mixing; that stuff's just easier and better with Ableton. I use Reaper, and I keep Audacity around still, but more for editing.

I've always been fond of "Comfortably Numb", but I prefer their pre-DSOTM work, except Ummagumma.

I don't play everyday, and when I do, I pretty much just rock out; I rarely practice, or even do warmups. It's a matter of discipline, or lack thereof. On the other hand, maybe if I never had a social life, or other hobbies/interests/obsessions outside of guitar, I would have devoted more time...

They're built pretty much the same way here in Canada, which of course is where the Americans get their wood from.

I like to sing loud. I am a rocker, and singing quietly is not rock.