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And if he secures the copyrights from you, and doesn't use it, then what? You have lost the song forever, and have no right to market it to anyone else. Here's the scoop - copyright = ownership. License = rental. If you sell the copyright, you have sold ALL of your right, title and interest...

At low volumes, in a modest price range, for jamming and practicing, solid state can be a fine choice. Some are pretty decent and you can then crank them if you get a bigger gig that requires more volume. There are some boutique low-watt tube amps out there, but absent a steal on ebay, they're...

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I have a couple of those around the house, and I haven't noticed any noise.

I'm particularly enamored of the Driskill Diablo. http://www.driskillguitars.com/Diablo.htm http://www.driskillguitars.com/cover.htm It even says so at the bottom of the page of the web site. :D

Well, I'm not sure what you mean by a "skit" but as soon as you author something, you immediately have the copyright to it. You do get some benefits to obtaining federal registration of that copyright, but I guess the question is, what, exactly, do you plan to do with this 15 second "skit"...

Thanks. Now, I'll have that running through my head all afternoon!

So THAT'S how you get custom avatars. Man, I've been wondering about that since I first found this forum.

Positive feedback - that's pretty much the thing. I didn't come across any anectodal evidence that being "featured" actually did anything for anyone other than give them a line for their publicity materials ("featured on Kidd Anthem compilation"). But, I didn't look very hard or very long...

My little contribution I've tuned a bass before, too! :D

It's a terrible shame. Really is.

Run them through google and see what you find. Do your research. Here's what people on another forum had to say: http://www.michigandnb.com/yabbse/index.php?board=9;action=display;threadid=6281 I agree with most of what is said on that other forum. You're paying them to put your song...

I won't comment on the mix aspect - others have done so already. But to get to your question as to the song itself, in my own humble opinion, and I'm no expert, I'd say almost there. Coming in at a shade under 5 minutes, it's way too long. My own suggestion if you want to go hit song category...

Damn, man. I'd buy it.

Line6 amps have pretty good direct out/headphones, as far as that kind of thing goes. In a way, they kinda design for direct outs. They're inexpensive, too.

Awesome response, Outlaws.

Well, just to provide a countervoice here, nope, not me. :D

How about, "I don't have a strong feeling for or against, but they can be interesting tools now and then in the right context"?

Here are detailed instructions. http://www.copyright.gov/circs/circ56.html#how

Jewel, Sheryl Crowe. There's a place for acoustic guitar in pop music.