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MISTERQCUE, thanks, buddddddie, next time you gotta go to Richmond, call, and we'll set up a little jam. jimistone, thanks friend, we have a ball every week. Thanks for listening, folks, Dan

eat a lot of pie.

like you thought I was serious. I just hope for your sake, the wind isn't blowing that day, like it's blowing here. LOL. If it does, tighten up the ropes.

thanks, Track. I was hoping that would be the case. any thoughts on strings?

a question for you classical guitar owners. do the strings EVER quit stretching? mine is just starting to stay in tune a little after about 10 days. I'm thinking this is normal for nylon, but this is my first experience with a classical. I just got the guitar, and the strings that came on it are...

a treat for sure. I just got a nice little classical guitar, and I'm having fun trying to get mic placement and stuff. the bass strings really come out over the high strings, like this recording. your friend is truely talented. classicals really come accross nice. Dan

I used to do this also, but the tape player I used to "mix down" to, had a L and R "line in", and volume was not a problem.

very nice Dan, great guitar licks. waiting for vocals to this one. Dan

Larry, I have yo solution. Get the shit sounding as good as you can, wait for the crowd to settle, then pass out about 2 dozen fatties, and wait 15 minutes, and let'er go. They'll enjoy the shit out of your setup. LOL.

well hello to you to SLuiCe, opps, how many Dan(s) do we have? W.I.S.C., good tunage. Good to hear from you again. Welcome back. The overall feel to this tune is anger, imo. so the title works. Dan

J., as chessrock said, "so you're happy". If this is truely the case, then you, my friend, have succeeded in your journey, and will more than likely be more satisfied with what you are doing than a lot of folks trying to do the same things, ie. play and record your own music at home. When I...

may I rant? please let me rant! first, let me say, if there's something I have, it's time to listen to tunz. I get a little buzz, and I can go to the basement and crank the tunz as loud as I want. erland's cd is the absolute best homerecording.com tunz I've had the pleasure to catch. now...

birddog, that's exactly what I did when I used the 424. I burned the tracks to a standalone cd recorder. works for me.

joro, what's 1000 miles amongst friends.LOL pf, and Ped., thanks fellows. Lt., here we are, come on down. thanks man. khomp, I think someone was packing some smokes. he he he, thanks dude. Zikes, thanks friend. CM., gotta love that wine. thanks. RF33, you nailed it. Hillbillies. thanks. Dan

thanks for the listen Doug. and the comments. jimis, same to you. the first pass is my vocal and one guitar, with a V67 at eye level with me sitting. the second guitar is in the same position, except I just lower the mic about a foot, and bend it toward the guitar sound hole. thanks fellows. Dan

it's not that far joro. thanks B., and Dennis.

ok QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ HevyD-uty, thanks, a great time was had by all.

well, I told Q and Lt. Bob, and others, I'd post a tune from last night. we was really cloudy. this was near the end of the evening, and we tried to end this tune a number of times, but couldn't bring ourselves to stop. we had a great evening. this one's called "great big woman (and a little...

surfing U.S.A. you got that surf thang going on here. I love it. little duece coop, and all, except the guitar tone you got is better. have you seen Dick Dale in the car commercials?

hey Peds, it sounds like to me, that you figured out how to record metal. sounds pretty good to these old bluegrass ears. But was someone throwing up near the end? LOL. Dan