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this baby arrived yesterday. danelectro longhorn baritone. awesome! came out of the box all set up and tuned!!! just wanted to share this.

some rough recordings. the question is : does this song need vocals or not??? http://www.soundclick.com/updateband/SongInfo.cfm?BandID=481447 and the song is called 'pom'

i'm beginning to feel a little metal fatigue, can we please change the subject?

let's face it, in the 50+ years it's been around they have tried to copy it, modify it, improve it, turn it upside down, change it's pu lay out, more frets, turned it in to a semi-hollow, scalloping, ... but the moment you hold a real fender stratocaster you know it : leo fender was a genius...

noise rock band i recorded : this is a pure improvisation 1'st take with two overdubs for vocals (also 1'st take). normaly they sound a lot heavier, they consider this clean playing. not everyones cup of tea!!!! the words 'timing' and 'scales' have a different meaning for these guys! cut...

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/pagemusic.cfm?bandID=481447 this one's called yam. it starts a bit slowly. and no vocals yet. angry man seems appropriate. the guy i play with in another project says the organ theme sounds 'strange in timing'. hell! please your kind or not-so-kind...

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/pagemusic.cfm?bandID=481447 the song is called real. please check it out. it still needs a lot of work and vocals.

a new song i recorded. it's called tanner and it's ... weird. no vocals yet. any comments? http://www.soundclick.com/bands/pagemusic.cfm?bandID=481447

when removing frets, do you pull them out from above or slide them out sideways?

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/pagemusic.cfm?bandID=481447 i've been goofing around with these recordings, no vocals yet. please give me your regarded opinion. the song is called 1234.

remember, i want it to sound trashy!!! http://www.soundclick.com/bands/pagemusic.cfm?bandID=481447 the song is called down dirty and sleasy (with an 's' indeed)

please give this a listen and critique all you want :D i'm still working on the mix. http://www.soundclick.com/bands/pagemusic.cfm?bandID=481447 sorry for posting this twice.

please give this a listen and critique all you want :D i'm still working on the mix. http://www.soundclick.com/bands/pageartist.cfm?bandID=481447

everyone who reads this : shame on you!!! you should be playing your guitar in stead of wasting time reading about it!!! :D

when setting up my esp baritone i have to move the low B strings saddle all the way to the back to get the intonation right, and even then it only sounds halfway decent. i know this is a well known problem but could someone explain to me why there's such a difference to the other strings...

simple : how many of you play a 200$ or less guitar that they prefer to the 1200$ strat standing in the corner collecting dust. i play a pacifica that i payed 80$ (!) on all my gigs, even though i have 10 other guitars.

QUESTION : all fenders seem to require additional shielding and/or grounding so why aren't all fenders standard equipped with it??? they've been making single coil pu guitars for 50 years now, so they should be aware of the problem?

i listen a lot to baroque music, bach being one of my favorits. when i open the cd of for instance his violin concerto in Amin (recorded by the bach collegium japan - engineerd and produced by dirk lüdemann) the levels are down to -2 and the dynamics of the recordings are awesome - too bad it's...

does any one know which microphone was used on bob dylans 'lay lady lay' (album version). i've always liked the way his voice sounds on that recording, deep and wit a tremendeous low end but i can't find more about it any where on the net nore came across it in any of the books i read about him.

does anyone ever use pzm's or the boundary effect with ordinary omni's? the reason i'm asking is because i find them usefull for recording ambient noises - they actualy capture less sounds more accuratly, you could say they leave out the room - but haven't come across them on this forum.