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Gibson 335
08-08-2005, 04:40 PM
Hi Everyone
Just a little about Myself
I Play a Fender Strat and a Gibson 335 copy (can't afford the real thing ) :rolleyes:
also a little bass
Got to old to gig out any more so stay home and compose tunes on my computer.
hope to get to know you all later and thank you all for the big welcome:p
The 335 copy is a Gould got a good setup and plays very nice
6strngs_2hmbkrs
08-08-2005, 05:02 PM
Hi Everyone
Just a little about Myself
I Play a Fender Strat and a Gibson 335 copy (can't aford the real thing ) :rolleyes:
also a little bass
Got to old to gig out any more so stay home and compose tunes on my computer.
hope to get to know you all later
well, you wanna know about me? well, I've got an ibanez GRX40 strat copy, and my brand new, just arrived today, gibson faded SG special :cool: I play gigs once a week in my churchs high school worship team... nothing like singing about jesus with some heavy distortion power chords going on. :D and I've got my home recording studio which I spent about... $5 on... yep, just got an adapter to plug into the line in, and downloaded free software off the internet... lol, alright well, c ya around!
Grambo
08-08-2005, 05:06 PM
Greetings, I'm creeping on a bit too.
I play and record on computer at home, I use a Fender Squier and a Les Paul studio.
I use Guitar Tracks recording software and have just found I can record the distortion channel without hum, by simply moving the amp further from the computer - I find the squier records well, but the les paul is too powerfull, it could be OK, if I had a bigger room.
PRSplaya
08-08-2005, 05:27 PM
Welcome to GT! I hope you enjoy your stay, and don't be a stranger here in the forums.
Akira
08-08-2005, 06:26 PM
and I've got my home recording studio which I spent about... $5 on... yep, just got an adapter to plug into the line in, and downloaded free software off the internet...
I can beat that, I spent a grand total of $0 on my home recording studio.
6strngs_2hmbkrs
08-08-2005, 06:36 PM
I can beat that, I spent a grand total of $0 on my home recording studio.
that's what I had originally when I had a microphone that we had lying around in front of my amp, plugged into the mic in on my computer... but the sound quality was horrid... so, for $5 I made it a little better by cutting out the middle men of that horrible mic and that horrible amp
Akira
08-08-2005, 06:39 PM
that's what I had originally when I had a microphone that we had lying around in front of my amp, plugged into the mic in on my computer... but the sound quality was horrid... so, for $5 I made it a little better by cutting out the middle men of that horrible mic and that horrible amp
Someone gave me a free desktop mic, that's so old it doesn't have any of that frequency filter crap, which means it's better than you would expect (still, it's no SM57 or the like), and someone else gave me a free copy of Logic Audio Platinum 5.5. :)
SpexX
08-09-2005, 10:44 AM
Hi Everyone
Just a little about Myself
I Play a Fender Strat and a Gibson 335 copy (can't afford the real thing ) :rolleyes:
also a little bass
Got to old to gig out any more so stay home and compose tunes on my computer.
hope to get to know you all later and thank you all for the big welcome:p
The 335 copy is a Gould got a good setup and plays very nice
Welcome & Happy string picking :)
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