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And by multitracking I assume you're recording multiple takes of the same thing? just using copy and paste doesn't sound right :) If time and money is tight then artificial double tracking is fine..you just have to get the "nudging" right so it doesn't get into sounding like chorus on eve...

Taranaki THC proud bugger. I would have help you out with recording if you were near me. Plenty of guys on here in the naki (wife and I have talked about moving there to) Thats very kind of you! Let me know if you ever do move here. I'm pretty much in central New Plymouth (Vogeltown), and I can pro...

Hmmm, world-class guitar player from NZ, yet to be mentioned...guess nobody's heard of him...

What I don't get about the whole Dumble mystique is why someone hasn't just reproduced the amps. Or is that what Two Rock are supposed to be? A poor man's Dumble? There are a few builders who make Dumble-type amps - Fuchs, Welagen, Glaswerks, Two Rock, and Bludotone come to mind off-hand. Larry Car...

so yesterday I thought I would do it the "right" way and left the amp on all day with volume down. Then turned it off leaving the stand by on and got a loud pop/squeal through the speakers (like when you use to turn the old valve TV's on......amp is fine obviously but not keen on hearing ...

willow13 wrote:well you gotta hang where the tonez is bro

Damn straight. That room was cranked dual Jet City and Mesa heaven. Hell, Grant even came in to have a go. It was a good day.

jvpp wrote:If I recall correctly, Danny was at that gearfest in the Tron and you two must have met. Mind you, you and Dave were forever in that room so may be not.

You make it sound so...tawdry.
But, yeah, I remember Danny. I'm just making small talk.

willow13 wrote:yes, he is probably your neighbour

Should I be worried?

'Tis I. I'm in the 'Naki these days. A guitar-barren wasteland. :lol: awesome, welcome back. Have not seen you post in a long time and haven't seen you at a tronfest in years...next one you and Danny should car pool :rofl: Thanks, mate. I'll definitely try to make the next Tron-fest (even though I ...

willow13 wrote:

Sustainz wrote:

wow is this our old friend Joe??

'Tis I. I'm in the 'Naki these days. A guitar-barren wasteland.

willow13 wrote:

AiRdAd wrote:When you said that you'd done a jb, I was nervous about opening the thread! Hahahaha

yeah at best I was expecting to see something to make doof doof music

I was completely off-base. I thought this was going to be about a Duncan JB humbucker install.

For those who may not know, Louie Shelton was one of the top LA session players in the 60s and 70s, and his discography is a who's who of the music world. He was also Larry Carlton's mentor, helping LC get his foot in the door doing LA session work in the late 60s. Here's Louie playing this fantasti...

Cool Would love to get copies of those scores if possible ?? Absolutely, mate. http://www.grantobrien.co.uk/samples/piano-based-transcriptions His transcriptions are super accurate and detailed. I used his "Ruby" transcription for my little project. You'll see he's got a few other songs f...

PS - see if you can hear some classic dialog nuggets I mixed into the "crowd" at the end ;). Go on, tell us. I listen to both your take and the original and then I realised how complex it all is together. But I don't know what nuggets I should be hearing. No worries. I started with just a...

Wow! Great jobs This is one of my all time favorite albums Getting those vocal harmonies worked out alone is no mean feat Really cool. Now for the rest of the album.... Cheers! Yeah, the vocals were the real challenge on this one, and just production-wise it's so daunting - Donald Fagen, mighty big...