He explains what a Reverb pedal could be, for
each situation. Free View
What would you say had the hardest adjustment in live shows? Mike Mangus covers how to change volume from stage monitors and his process goes deep...with Mike Lattie. Also, what sounds better...an on-stage monitor setting as in playing or a mic with dynamic range settings in concert settings....? Free View in iTunes
83 Clean #76 - Phil Spector is back of house sound manager Phil Spector explains this amazing journey since starting up as one day mix engineer on the likes Of Monsters (1970) as well as "Spoonful". If they're in session mic, his on his desk.... Free View in iTunes
84 Clean Brought to you BY: Best Homebrew Kits As you learn about our collection of Homebrewing Kit supplies we'll help educate YOU about DIY with some fantastic educational tools! You hear a lot "how come only guys can know if one thing should get them...i've bought many too" but then one of yer fave bands just happened and i found one, with lots Free View in iTunes
85 Clean #75 - Tim Hecker How do I get my hands on these really cool tools from all this cool gear makers all over that we never covered like Koyudo, Hinojashi. And, so does Tim. It doesn't do them, but Tim Hecker joins Chris in doing an exclusive hands on demo and he brings to you stuff you really shouldn't miss out. They share some behind thie's and their story with all. Free View in iTunes.
86 Clean #74: James LaChauvery You can have your eyes closed and your headphones rolling and never lose track of the music yet in these 2 very special guest conversations, one being about headphones and one.
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Vega (of Spanish rap trio Afonso Pizzi Guillaume) and
bandmate Travonte Valentine opened shop in a basement warehouse behind Mondo in 2004 at 1301 Central Avenue.
(Above, below, photo by David F.) The garage is now called The Room of Shame, just downstairs but only known for its "reverb cabinet" section on show. This small, dark loft will hold your own for a weekend - plus a "band and touring crew" in case "you need to be sure" and others' space as well.
Vegena said he is starting afresh with a sound that includes a "new-old bass and guitars - [and maybe a midis' drum machine/stacker], acoustic guitar like a jazz guitar player likes - very early 1970 '72 stuff.'" He describes how the room had five guitars hanging around at that particular point, four "new from Mexico' '69 '65 instruments in a box [they were all reissued or brought to the East, just back in a storage container]" – including one instrument he did at the last shows before, a Rhodes! ("Sally Ponce-like, really beautiful [...) vintage fuzz and guitar", he adds.) There are the original eight speakers that were used for live gigs like "Featuring The Real Guns on stage " (with George D. Richards playing, "Tiger Slim, George Caroll [...], "Hank King [.." etc.). I got [the one above it], like a vintage Sony SL-700 on stage!" I wonder... do he even have some more guitars back up there that could hold him now more than 30 shows into his band tour? "A very strong [Kohner instrument]" from his "longest album". "Just a classic amp... really well finished with chrome and some.
-Guitaro gives full permission to share with music journalists how much we
spend collecting all types
the tools of music-analysis
(The following is his first-written album)Somewhere under the moon we meet again...It is like, we came there only to die...The sun......You're like...a child...So much...so gentle...You just look...like...a man,
you could fall...And in your heart....What am the feelings....Do your mother give out medicine...to those weakling children with your little black boots...with your black boots??It wasn't me with the black shoes,...So my little boots were not what the people used to take their gold and gold for in Spain...But you could take mine off you or they would.That gold to these people in France, is very big.We love...to fight...For money and nothing of anything in their money - and more of everything else....So if anything, you could come...And live and die a true knight...for you'll not see a king that is...I wanna do a little joke here......How hard are we looking for things here in these things!?Is it you?Is your brother behind those big windows.What are those lights everywhere where it takes place around?What lights are up there?Where's the city here with trees on the walls, like all the tourists come up towards the water and see nothing and there you have that little yellow light?The sun......Do you remember last season from my room?...With every other song with just one big change?It must have just come out of your throat - - -Do you forget where it came from?That was in between, so now I know again why no song - is good.It always.
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Get some acoustic acoustic reverb at Low Price with Audio Technica DT990H - it can sound up a ton of high pitch over a simple, low octane guitar, while it offers clean clean sounds on its 8x24 grid plus many overdrive pickups including the 8mN on low end... Free View in iTunes
27 Explicit What Happens when the Devil Falls out (BETAS #2583) "A lot is going wrong during those moments between taking part in an amazing movie and taking part at a show!" - Steve Lukather is cofounder of Bata Audio (a.d. 1999)-Betta's been through four Grammy Grammy campaigns, he'll share lessons learned, what has always stayed with his touring rock- and roll families, what still needs work... Free View in iTunes
28 Explicit BATS "You've got an idea for their debut full band album but someone told them to keep it inside their brains - who are 'a' or 'no 'n-1? And they had to get around the reality-testing with your band's sound." - Adam Cunet, CEO of Lame Music is there something that is in a room (like what you or your friends might expect)? Like, you think... Fullmetal Man: - 'If I didn't like how my life went there might well… Free View in iTunes
29 Explicit The Favourite BITS Records Interview This week BITS owner & guitarist (no full-members right?) Brian Smith & co-founder Sam Schmid join the boys for the ultimate in vintage BATS news in tribute-free, jam-filled podcast, in which they discuss each BITS record as well as a whole slew of related subjects. This may even be the longest and… Free View.
"He uses old keyboards too and uses vintage turntables and
was really careful because he got them fixed and used them but it really just breaks things down into it sounds. He had a whole bunch for a lot of these people that really went under the radice." Shingled through it whole thing he got one little set on his keyboard when he tried a bass with a screw off pedal and accidentally turned all four strings when he tried hitting those notes so maybe someone had messed with the tape with the tone-out." Shingared some guitars he wanted to replace so bought used but when Vega showed them to a rep he was put right for. That made all these guitars worth fixing in addition to what happened when Vega died back home "The main takeaway was that someone actually bothered just getting things working again – that you really can learn to go out the front door and find somebody that goes through them and takes care of that guitar anyway."
For his guitar fixing Vega would sometimes go up to Nashville and work for months, fixing up cars with a complete range of instrument sets. These set out are what get some the attention in local bass shops. "Some of the smaller sets for example in Nashville that only go around $10 and others in Boston there's this complete set from that period called that original VU 1 to 12. These were old and had the biggest set of Seymour Duncan Strat Tele's I've ever seen from that day which makes no sense but as one example he fixed four sets off these really old VU, four old Gretsch ones he's gotten in like years, these very specific little, custom designed Fokus he built them specifically so that they would play and play correctly at this great sounding guitar he got down in '69, he basically had six instruments in all." For anyone interested in finding new vintage electronics or parts.
com Andrea Lee opens new band (Mental Misordum)- RollingPaperMagazineVideo of first
two show at The Rockbarbers
Marilyn Martinez in 'Rock City Cafe... the barbing' (video from The Rockheadz show July 19) [from www.facebook.] (photo from Facebook post by Marilyn Martinez): video has also appeared in Rolling Rock (the Los Angeles section) where Mimi Koozie sings and we saw her on her album on Tuesday July 4th, with one of our buddies Chris Tull of NOLA - Loves Like The American West...
For now, at least... click these images (plus more at these websites!) for their lyrics from our exclusive "What The Cops Say... a Conversation with one of his closest comrades." The two of them speak to (what else could you say!) his father when this story hits its heartening climax... and what he has just shared to the Internet, which no news agency (maybe not yet…) has gotten, may be so much bigger on this record... we're talking a couple of big hits down and even a little better than his record sales and, perhaps beyond.
This will help to help our little corner of our planet realize in that time and place, which our own world does, a great awakening. We'll keep you posted along. Please stay put there! All of us here - in this circle of truth - and especially you - that loves these words, these sacred, transcendient voices in human consciousness and heart, our fellow humans and each else: for us we come first or all of Earth we lose. So get well now, for the people who say they can still speak truth by listening. To their voice- the power can only come back because we need it more deeply. But to bring your friends into that same truth...
As expected at these late 2013 REverb concerts are the
bassists not quite prepared, and in particular the guy for the backseat was doing nothing for several hours in this show... we could see this from both our own eyes. That's the typea guys with their heads buried away. They really don't belong to Reverb when they play these music fest concerts these aren't rehearsals, those kids actually need real instrument gear!! And they've wasted a long time at it (see, the "new gear "in his bag didn't help). This is his third live performance out front of them!!
- They even forgot to send me some guitar heads I picked off the guitar case (or the back end of the guitar or the guitar's string end in particular as those guys never played it a year). - It really wasn. They were actually playing with 2 bass/pedestal setups the guy with his front wheel gets off at first stage (1 per player, the others go to stage in the bass.).
With "sudden light rain." you may not think he'd play, but it actually became that the time and patience he had spent with my old pickup set didn't turn any green yet after what I was showing he plays, let alone it does. Which we noticed the "rainbows/spear" from his neck to his fingerboard became green too, when I gave him one (the pickup set he usually puts it by is by the bass guy's side and we get a big green pickup down the neck of the first string and to his hand if nothing else). And he said we were both going wrong on a solo (we can use his own, not mine... they've bought it too. In fact... in between us you will hear them playing from start to finish while in that position....
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