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  1. October 30th, 2007, 09:21 PM #1
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    Well, this is just a little experiment to see if I'm uploading files correctly.
    If you can access the file (mp3), it's a short montage of a few things I put together in GarageBand. It was done quite some time ago while attempting to find my way around a new MAC. But you get the idea.
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    Very NICE! I like it very much and it downloads fine for me. I am just getting my feet a little more wet with GB, and this is motivating!
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    Sounds good. Your mixes are well balanced and your playing is great.
    Why don't you try a couple of our backing tracks to keep working out on?

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    Cool. Thanks for the feedback.

    I forgot to mention that I use an iMic interface:

    http://www.griffintechnology.com/products/imic/

    It's cheap, small and provides a mic AND line input.

    On that demo, some of the guitars were mic'd live, while others were direct from the amp headphone-out. I also tried out the software's own amp models and effects...thin sound, but fun to play around with.

    I'm going to try some new riffs & tunes when the new Vox arrives any day now.

    I'll start playing with all these great backing tracks too!
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  5. October 31st, 2007, 04:46 AM #5
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    Pretty slick RadioB, sounds like your well on your way with GB.
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    Sounds great! I also recently purchased a Mac and am getting to know Garageband.

    Make sure you post some clips when you get your Vox ude:

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    I'm impressed with the guitar playing, and the recording is quite good. It's fun to create your own stuff, isn't it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Radioboy950
    Well, this is just a little experiment But you get the idea.
    The idea is YES! nice work Radioboy... now keep them comming!
    Good sounds.. (Can't be my playing.. I know it must be that garageband thing that makes theirs sound sooooo much better..thats it! ..darn pc's!! heh)

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