Whats a GOOD amp for LIVE acoustic guitar / vocals gig?

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Sounds good. I know that this is not the MP3 clinic, but there are some timing issues between you and your drummer.

Fangar
 
Ha! Tell me about it! Actually the one you're referring to was my fault. I spliced two drum segments together trying to get a backing for something I wanted for a flash intro and they just didn't quite match up right. I'm glad you mentioned it because I wasn't sure if anybody would notice it or not. Sometimes you get a little too involved with a recording to see it objectively. I knew it was off but I wasn't sure if it was bad enough for others to notice. Oh well, one for the scrap pile.
 
Just so you don't think I'm totally lame if you surf over to my Flash design site (not that I'm expecting you to but I'm trying to save face here :))you'll see a music page there with a dozen or so samples. This is the only one that's out of time.

http://swoopie.com

You can also see the Flash file it ended up on here:

http://swoopie.com/nod1.html

Where those two drum parts come together was a nightmare to try and correct my playing to. I kinda got em to come together again toward the end but it was the best I could do with it. I'm thinking that maybe I can bury the "joined" spot under some electric noise (ebowed stuff maybe.) You know something real disonant. Like Brian Setzer used to say, "If you play a wrong note or something, just hit it a couple of more times so people will think you did it on purpose and were trying to be disonant or something." Best musical advice I ever got!

See ya.
 
Your mp.3s

Ah, Windowman.....

I just put your web page into my favorites; I intend to do quite a bit of listening. Nice stuff...
 
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