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Wow that's terrific!

hahaha WOW I can't believe he's got 100% feedback to boot... what a tool.

http://www.homerecordingconnection.com/ This is a helpful website with lots of solid info.

I wouldn't say it's objectively better I just like the e609 better but you'll get a lot of opinions going both ways. I'd say start with whatever you can get your hands on easiest. I'd probably take MusicManJP6 up on his deal if it's in good shape. There's no way to know how you feel about the...

The standard responses are usually between the Shure sm57 and the Sennheiser e609. They're both great and about 100$ I personally like the 609 better. There's a ton of other mics though another common fav. is the Sennheiser MD421 (it's more in the 400$ range). There's plenty more but if...

+1 I still haven't gotte to play one but I've heard plenty of demos they really do sound better than most others in the price range. Dave

http://netmusicians.org/ That's a great website for posting mp3s cuz everything's searchable by the gear used and it's all musicians concerned with mix levels and tone etc. so you can get some good feedback.

Very Red Jumpsuit Apparatusy. I dig it.

Aahh I want your kid's guitar! :P Great playing btw, you must be very proud!

HAHAHAHA what a crazy cover :lol: , who's actually playing guitar on that, it lists zappa in the credits but it sounds so Zach Wylde-esque? Personally I think every kid should be introduced to Jason Becker when they decide they want to take guitar seriously. I wish I'd found out about him...

That type of stuff makes my blood boil. Btw +1 for Steve Fryennes, he was in the Dickies amongst other things before starting VHT, it's nice to see an amp builder who has actually been a successful touring guitarist before making amps :D P.S. I really like the new look of the Fryette amps...

At least he doesn't SOUND like Scott Stapp..... or does he? If he does that's an instant deal breaker :lol: Singer's are pretty expendable I feel if he was the only problem, problems with the other guitarist are another issue though. Still who knows maybe with another singers the other...

I don't know if I still count as a kid or not (I'm 22), but I"m all about the guitar lead! My old band used to laugh at me cuz I'd put a solo in just about every song I wrote :mrgreen: I really don't like guitar hero anymore--I had a brief stint with it but got tired of it when I noticed it...

Beatiful! I love the harmonized riffing when the distortion first kicks in (totally reminds me of some stuff from Thrice's first album). You could pick up the level of the lead guitar during the verses though, I felt that the riffs during the first verse got a little lost. wow that's a long...

I heard the midi is supposed to be a lot better, have you done anything with that?

Hey so I just joined harmony-central cuz it's so big I figured there's gotta be something worthwile on there. But wtf? As far as I saw NONE of the sections actually contained posts about their topic it might as well have been one huge off topic forum full of people who were often being complete...

Hey everyone, I've been getting really interested in tube technology and though I'm a full on noob at this I want to give it a shot at making my own tube amp. I'm getting a kit for an Ax84 P1-extreme amp and since I'm fairly new to this, I just thought I'd see if there's anyone in Columbus OH...

I'm not really familiar with the setup you have right now, but what I'd do for 16 simultaneous tracks would be to get a presonus firestudio and then a presonus digimax 8-input preamp or something and lightpipe it into the firestudio. I think you can do that for up to 24 tracks and it's the...

The easiest and most common form of travis picking is the kind used in "Dust in the Wind" by Kansas. I'd say the quickest way to get a feel for the style would be to print out some tabs to that rather than buying a dvd. I never really did much finger picking before last year either and that's...

haha the camera guy had way to much fun editing this. Nice playing though. I'd so love to have a roadster (and a PRS)