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Find the plugin/option called "Brick Wall Limiter" and max it out.

Make a Jazz Noise here.

http://www.kinman.com/ These have worked out great for me: http://www.kinman.com/html/myProducts/teles.htm

I will now illustrate the fallacy of the "they never had my business to begin with" argument for the rampant use of warez with the use of a parable: The parable of the shoe-maker (Imagine you are in a pre-modern village): Normally, you walk on bare feet 5 miles to the watering hole. One day...

I didn't find the MR8 to be very intuitive as far as the User interface goes. However, it records well enough on very common/popular memory sticks.

Listens to pap? huh? wha? ;)

A six pack and a little bit of weed... Oops, wrong forum... ;)

Roger on the the figure of speech, I am just sour because I can't find one affordable. Business is certainly swinging for Emmett - good for him, it is such an expressive instrument.

Actually, I am not certain if that is accurate - I've had my eye on a stick for awhile and they fetch $2,000, give or take, new and have a wait time of 6 to 9 months. Apparently the back-order list is long - I've been told that business has only steadily increased since the 70s with very few...

Greg Howard is awesome! He put out an ensemble record in 1999/2000 with a drummer, bassist, horn/woodwind player and the thing just SMOKES. Greg Howard is a monster! (http://www.greghoward.com/)

See my post above where I mention "fair use" clauses - you shouldn't have to jump through too many hoops if use is legitimately traced to education.

If you are using XP (SP2), there is a view option related to music where artist/title/etc. are shown.

Did this problem exist before the covers? I see that the Les Paul Classic does not come with covers. What Jacko means by "potting" is that the pickups may need to be dipped in wax, which helps with cancelling hum. You might want to consider some pickups from Lindy Fralin, who is just up the...

In 2003, I saw him using one of these a lot on stage (both when playing guitar and not): http://www.korg.com/gear/enlarge_product.asp?prid=KP2 While the guitar geek info is old, I am certain that he still draws from that palette.

We're talking about these folks: http://www.mpa.org/

Tabs are reverse engineering and a facsimile of the of the original, therefore, it is derivative at best. Looking here: http://www.copyright.gov/circs/circ1.html Tells you that the MPA has a point. However, transcriptions are an interpretation at best. So, we are best off if we stick to only...

Both in 1996 and in 2003 I had the privilege of seeing them. In both cases, Johnny has quite an array of freaky toys, oscillating synths and delay/gizmos. I really have no idea, but this has to be a good place to start: http://guitargeek.com/rigview/510/ I'll bet that mutronics mutator is a...

Light has a point... either pay for cheap Chinese/Indonesian/Mexican labor or pay a European/North American (the origin of most "boutique" joints) a fair/honest wage. Your move... More often than not, the boutique places are making a superior product, but G.A.S. is driving part of the...

Psssst... guess what keeps these prices where they're at and keeps the boutiques sproutin' like wild flowers? Internet Message Boards! These are the places where the G.A.S. truly forms.

The OLP MusicMan knock-off ain't bad either.