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Blaspheme you nose pickers. After I saw the way this poll is going I say :D GIMMIE SOME FUNK! :D

Pick? Picks are for your nose - or guitar. No, I intend no blaspheme, but you can get much more out of your bass with just the fingers. I have seen great picking ability using the thumb nail and fingers. Pick sounds can be great- It just depends on what you want to hear. I saw a great bass...

Thanks :) Thanks Nils K you're allways a great help.

I am interested in what kind of monitors people are using with thier Ntrack. Allthough I am on a budget and the cheap ones are probably the way I will go,(<$200) post anything you are using and why you like it, as this can be helpfull to many. - Thier are deals out there on occasion, and maybe...

Oh I forgot I'm playing a telecaster if that makes a diff.

Well I can't really mike up my amplifier because I don't have an amp for that type of thing. Everything I do goes direct to the red box. I think I'll go with Dave In Teledos recomendation of the behringer mixer for some signal boost on vocals and clean guitar. I use Ntrack from the MR8 and have...

OH God ! Please tell me Johnny Cash said that! OR... SOMEBODY

this thing I guess no-one has used this thing I guess I won't get one. Either that or I was just to damn rude. i'M SORRY! i'M SORRY! i'M SORRY! OK!

snare drums the tunings i gave you were for toms, snares need a much tighter tuning. But the same rules apply. They need to be right with themselves first to get rid of that obnoxious buzzing. Peace

Tuning drums Yes drums need to be in tune with themselves. What this really means is that the drum has an optimum range that it will sound best at. As someone mentioned, there is some leeway. But don't look for that as the leeway can put you on the freeway. Make sure all rods/lugs are fairly...

Loud? Give that man a role of duct tape for Christmas for crikees sake. Doesn't seem like he's listening for tone anyway.( or at all maybe) Or say - well I just don't think its working out for the band. What? YOU'RE FIRED! :D I did'nt realize there was an academic protocol for placing posts...

Hmmf! I was gonna post my list of stuff but after seeing radiorickm's list It just feels pointless. I guess I' just being an Eoar. Oh but I do have an MR8! ;)

snare Oh If you're absolutly drooling for a good snare then yes, I would go with Tama. :D If you want to see some mind altering four way independece take a look at Akira Jimbo. :eek: :rolleyes: He has videos.

Drum KIT! Yes rudiments are important but they are important in how they relate to the drum kit. The whole kit is the instrument. If its a small kit or a large kit. Really what you're going after is four way independace. So I would get a small starter kit as 'unplugged' said. I wouldn't suggest...

Has anyone used the Behringer V AMP 2? A POD is expensive compared to these. does the V AMP sound decent?

So actually I'm a bass player switching to guitar. Anyway guitar amps seem complicated to me. I was thinking about getting a Fender champion 30 DSP or equivalent. When switching channels I understand there is the footswitch to go from clean to distortion- but, can I footswitch the effects on...

tele I recently bought a squire tele. I was at the shop and compared it to the MIM and the American. And for the the price and playability I got the squire. Like the other guy said, guitars are so individual. Years ago a got a P bass copy that has been the envy of many higher end basses. I love...

I recently got a squire tele that plays nicely. I would like the bridge pickup to be a bit hotter though. Any recomendations for a good replacement.

Zoom I got a Zoom MRT3B and I really like it. $100, easy to program, complex writing ability, good sounds. Try it, you'll like it.

For drum rec. I got a Zoom MRT-3B and it works Great. easy to use, program, sounds good, and complex songwriting ability. $100 at Music 123