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Anyone? I know I don't have drums/bass there, but still! Give me some feedback guys pls!

Live modes don't use either cab or amp similation, or both. In that case V-amp is used as a multi-effects processor.

Man gutted about your POD. But same as plays41, it's IMO as good if not better than POD , and I've only paid $160 for it (in the UK! It should be alot cheaper in the States). Comes with a footswitch as well.

Oh god you've just insulted my favorite band :eek: :D

I decided to give my soundcard another try. I rolled my Vamp's master volume to almost null, line-in recording volume to almost null, and it seemed to have cleared up recording quality a lil bit. Oh and I finally got soundclick account! Great site...

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Yeah you're probably right - it looks pretty much on the same hight with his Wolfgang from 1995 era - Speaking of the great pics - THIS is the greatest pic of them all!! Zakk and Eddie. It doesn't get better than this :D

Yeah I don't see why not. Or you can use an 1/4" mike cable and plug it in straight coz it has a pre-amp (obviously). I've never tried V-Amp for vocals though, I have a Behringer Xenyx mixer which used to go straight into my roland standalone recorder (until one certain whoreface bitch stole it...

Get it. I have V-Amp 2 (same thing just not rack-mounted) and I'm absolutely in love with the little blue thing. My main settings are California Clean amp (based on Mesa Boogie MkII c.) with 4x10" V-amp custom cabinet simulation. Totally mind-blowing and extremely lucid tone. I use my distortion...

Haha, most people would never start playing guitar in the first place then! Or girls would never have sex :eek: :D Thing is, with my playing style, I can't play with high-held guitar at all. I do alot of slides and it's just totally uncomfortable for me to do it this way - my neck is as...

Thank google for the photos :D ;)

Cheers for the rep!!

Again, depends on the way you practice. They all play mind-blowing solos.

The inlays of the booklet are just amazing. And I agree with your previous post as well - that was my when point posting that cover art. It's so simplistic that anyone could re-draw it, but it has a very strong original image to it. Still, from a 'professional' point of view, Alex had been...

If you have the money nothing is a problem. But let's not forget the 2012 UK Olympics logo has been designed by professionals, after a large contest, apparently.

That's not a design, it's just a photograph ;) . That EP was released in a copy of 5, and it's the only thing I've done for my old band graphics wise. Besides, define professional. IMO one of the best CD-art I've ever seen. Far cry from good or professional? Personally I couldn't care less

I'm sure it's more a matter of which way you practice playing. When you first start - you damage your wrists and fingers regardless of how high your guitar is. I actually had gotten an really bad infection on my right pinky coz I just kept cutting it with strings, until I developed a mammoth...

Doing a design is shit easy. I've done loads of websites for friends for free, in fact for half of my class in college for the IT exams. I did use them as my portfolio to get a web-designer's job later, but that doesn't alter the point. Alex Pardee for example. He totally got hooked on The Used...

Here's a cover I used for my old band's EPs - And the poster - There're people who do the design alot better than I do, just look at something like this - http://wishmistress.deviantart.com/art/Royal-Anguish-CD-cover-81872964...

Being an artist myself, cover art is never a problem. In fact I'd never let some dumb fuck doing a design for my EP/LP etc :D Otherwise, you can find loads of people on the net who would do it for just a mention of their name in credits. All you have to do is just browse some art...