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  1. November 21st, 2006, 08:58 AM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by sunvalleylaw
    LOL!! If you guys come over to play,(on guitars OR up on the hill) I'll buy at least the first pitcher! Seriously, I was listening on the way up to work to the project after DVM added in, and I couldn't stop re-playing the song. Could each contributor please share the equipment used and settings involved? It just rocked! I am now committed to playing thousands of scales so I can get comfortable enough to play some of those licks. Thanks guys, the beers on me. Hope you like it like I like my coffee, strong and dark!
    P.S. I am serious. If someone comes in to town on vacation or whatever, I will buy.
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  2. November 21st, 2006, 10:48 AM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by sunvalleylaw
    P.S. I am serious. If someone comes in to town on vacation or whatever, I will buy.
    Its a long haul for me out your way I use travel through Idaho quite a bit years ago on my way to Vancouver. I will take you up on the offer if I ever make it out the way again. For recording I'm using a Digitech GNX4 usb. to the pc and Pro Tracks Plus for the software thats pretty much it, once in awhile I'll mic my Fender Twin Reverb through the GNX. Its pretty simple really.
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    Quote Originally Posted by zeusse
    Its a long haul for me out your way I use travel through Idaho quite a bit years ago on my way to Vancouver. I will take you up on the offer if I ever make it out the way again. For recording I'm using a Digitech GNX4 usb. to the pc and Pro Tracks Plus for the software thats pretty much it, once in awhile I'll mic my Fender Twin Reverb through the GNX. Its pretty simple really.
    Thanks Zeusse, and you are welcome any time to take me up on my offer. BTW, which guitar were you working on the track?
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    Quote Originally Posted by sunvalleylaw
    Thanks Zeusse, and you are welcome any time to take me up on my offer. BTW, which guitar were you working on the track?
    I used my customized Ibanez Roadstar 2 not excactly a blues guitar I probably should use my Strat or LP for the blues stuff. I have active pickups in the Ibanez so they are a bit too raunchy for the blues. I'll have things sorted out better for the next bit of blues I do
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