Discuss the various methods you use in music production, from compressor settings to equipment type.
By BGBEATS Wed Oct 06, 2010 8:27 pm
AntonPD wrote:have you checked out ring modulation and the moog freqbox?



well, actually getting the sound i was looking for from this LINE 6 SPIDER IV AMP THE "METAL" amp channel is pretty dead on . I learned that jack white used an even cheaper department store guitar than the squiers i got at the moment on his icky thump tour, so the key is in the amp/effects dirty shhhhhh
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I have just been practicing playing every spare moment,, it's addictive, ye still rough on the fingers

I'mma get a line 6 pod and a line 6 usb interface with the podfarm plug ins soon too
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By Ill-Green Wed Oct 06, 2010 9:24 pm
BGBEATS wrote:
AntonPD wrote:have you checked out ring modulation and the moog freqbox?



well, actually getting the sound i was looking for from this LINE 6 SPIDER IV AMP THE "METAL" amp channel is pretty dead on . I learned that jack white used an even cheaper department store guitar than the squiers i got at the moment on his icky thump tour, so the key is in the amp/effects dirty shhhhhh
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I have just been practicing playing every spare moment,, it's addictive, ye still rough on the fingers

I'mma get a line 6 pod and a line 6 usb interface with the podfarm plug ins soon too

Couldn't stay away huh? :roll:

B!tch Ass.
By BGBEATS Wed Oct 06, 2010 9:30 pm
Ill-Green wrote:
BGBEATS wrote:
AntonPD wrote:have you checked out ring modulation and the moog freqbox?



well, actually getting the sound i was looking for from this LINE 6 SPIDER IV AMP THE "METAL" amp channel is pretty dead on . I learned that jack white used an even cheaper department store guitar than the squiers i got at the moment on his icky thump tour, so the key is in the amp/effects dirty shhhhhh
Image
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I have just been practicing playing every spare moment,, it's addictive, ye still rough on the fingers

I'mma get a line 6 pod and a line 6 usb interface with the podfarm plug ins soon too

Couldn't stay away huh? :roll:

B!tch Ass.

:D

Chill buddy,


was only responding to a reply today in my own thread about the electric guitar stuff

peace
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By Ill-Green Wed Oct 06, 2010 10:44 pm
Dude, you're not the only one that sold his MPC but that don't mean the knowledge that you busted your brain on all those years should be forgotten. There are alot of kids buying these machines today and you know alot about them. You should just forget the scrapes and bruises and lend some brain cells.
By BGBEATS Thu Oct 07, 2010 2:06 pm
Ill-Green wrote:Dude, you're not the only one that sold his MPC but that don't mean the knowledge that you busted your brain on all those years should be forgotten. There are alot of kids buying these machines today and you know alot about them. You should just forget the scrapes and bruises and lend some brain cells.



I know, but if the new mpc users would seriously read the manual and follow along on their machine, they will learn the technical stuff and everything else through practice

That's the approach I'm taking with this electric guitar stuff, read the manual/s the rest is practice to build muscle memory with the chords and stumming/picking strings fingers blistered up working on calluses.



Anything I CAN share about the mpc1000 2000 kxl can be found in vthe manual, tutor's e-books and practice/time or other user who still use the mpc/s
By BGBEATS Mon Oct 11, 2010 7:15 pm
Ill-Green wrote:Then beat it ****!

You quit this place, remember?

Now keep to your words.

B!tch Ass. :evil:



:D

I'm minding my own biz in this one thread

FOCUS MAAAAAAAN