I want to find the red note so I can kill people with music
[QUOTE=Dopey Trout;27281427]Just play them? You can fit any tuning together with anything provided you understand what sounds good and what doesn't. Experiment.
Example, metal bands with violins/cellos[/QUOTE]
Yeah, I tried to fit them together in their according tunings, but the bassline would then be rather complicated, so I wanted to find out whether there's an alternative way.
TheGuru's suggestion seemed to do the trick + the semitone down doesn't make much of a difference.
Thank you. :)
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Might be getting one of these in the next week or so :dance:
[editline]8th January 2011[/editline]
My god thats huge[/QUOTE]
Oh maaaaaaaan
We have that amp where my band rehearses, it's fucking AWESOME
[QUOTE=mynames2long;27288168]Oh maaaaaaaan
We have that amp where my band rehearses, it's fucking AWESOME[/QUOTE]
GOOD! I haven't had a chance to play it, but when my friend said he was selling it for £80 I couldn't turn it down!
[QUOTE=tommyc225;27288317]GOOD! I haven't had a chance to play it, but when my friend said he was selling it for £80 I couldn't turn it down![/QUOTE]
So jealous of you right now >:(
[QUOTE=mynames2long;27288450]So jealous of you right now >:([/QUOTE]
:buddy:
[QUOTE=absinthe;27287326]I want to find the red note so I can kill people with music[/QUOTE]
That's not a note...
...it's a volume.
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envy me
So I want to get a fuzz pedal
Anyone know what to get to get an Electric Wizard type of sound?
[QUOTE=Strawberry Man;27289716]That's not a note...
...it's a volume.[/QUOTE]
So if Blastissimo is FFFFFFF, what is the red note? Eight?
[editline]8th January 2011[/editline]
Oh, also, a friend of mine is looking to buy an electric, but he wants to fingerpick and has huge hands (big dude, 6'5" or some shit.) And unlike me he won't just give up with his mongoloid self and use them little claw dealies. Apparently he also has a hard time fretting complex stuff with his hand size too.
What's a guitar that might have a little more space between the individual strings what he can jam his big ole fingers up into?
[QUOTE=SepticSchizo;27279361]Well I got my M-II (recently stolen, by the way) when I flew there, is it worth trying to get a used one flown over?[/QUOTE]
If you like the M-II, there's no reason not to try get a used one.
[QUOTE=Shibbey;27291884]Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal.[/QUOTE]
Instantly you get a huge amount of feedback.
All within a 1 mile radius is dead.
[QUOTE=Shibbey;27291884]Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal --> Distortion pedal.[/QUOTE]
I should try this with Guitar Rig.
Amp head > amp head > amp head > amp head > amp head > four amp heads ran in parallel > amp head > amp head > amp head.
[QUOTE=Xenocidebot;27291199]So if Blastissimo is FFFFFFF, what is the red note? Eight?
[editline]8th January 2011[/editline]
Oh, also, a friend of mine is looking to buy an electric, but he wants to fingerpick and has huge hands (big dude, 6'5" or some shit.) And unlike me he won't just give up with his mongoloid self and use them little claw dealies. Apparently he also has a hard time fretting complex stuff with his hand size too.
What's a guitar that might have a little more space between the individual strings what he can jam his big ole fingers up into?[/QUOTE]
There's a guy on eBay who sells modified Peavey.. Predators I believe. He takes a standard 7 string and converts it to a wide space 6. Sounds like what your friend needs
He could just buy a 12 string guitar and take half the strings off
[QUOTE=Strawberry Man;27289716]That's not a note...
...it's a volume.[/QUOTE]
actually I think it's an E in the 6th octave
wait maybe that's the dog note
[QUOTE=TheGuru;27292925]He could just buy a 12 string guitar and take half the strings off[/QUOTE]
I suggested it at first and he thought it would be overkill. I dunno, he's going to go look around at stuff on monday and see if he finds anything more comfortable, maybe after he's held a seven he'll want that conversion thingy or maybe he'll just find something a little bigger than whatever he tried first that works for him.
Are there any easy songs you guys would recommend for an acoustic? I was trying to get Auld Lang Syne down, but for whatever reason, it's giving me a lot of difficulty even though I think it's fairly simple.
Should I just keep trying with that?
[QUOTE=Xenocidebot;27293014]I suggested it at first and he thought it would be overkill. I dunno, he's going to go look around at stuff on monday and see if he finds anything more comfortable, maybe after he's held a seven he'll want that conversion thingy or maybe he'll just find something a little bigger than whatever he tried first that works for him.[/QUOTE]
Honestly, I have a 12 string guitar that I took 4 of the strings off, and it has a neck that is the same width as my 7 string Ibanez. I just think it would be a cheaper option than a converted 7 string (and also leaves you open to more options other than Peavys)
[QUOTE=Achilles123;27293196]Are there any easy songs you guys would recommend for an acoustic? I was trying to get Auld Lang Syne down, but for whatever reason, it's giving me a lot of difficulty even though I think it's fairly simple.
Should I just keep trying with that?[/QUOTE]
anything with simple chords and maybe a barre or two to build strength
Okay I dropped the low end a bit on my [i]line 6[/i] and now it actually sounds decent
Like, an accurate computerized imitation of a Mesa with less rawness
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I am so incredibly jealous
bar chords are spelt barre? mind = blown
For you music theorists, I've been working in the following array of notes, but have no idea what exactly this scale would be or how to relate it on a "common ground," so to speak. To me it's important to actually know what I'm doing instead of just doing trial-and-error on every single note when writing stuff out. Anyway, here:
D Eb F# G A Bb C D
Thing that's making it difficult is that F# when there are two flats. When played, this has a "Persian" or "Egyptian" sound to it, and it sounds like it would be an actual scale, but maybe I'm missing something?
Specifically for guitar, I'm in D Standard playing the following on the low D: 0-1-4-5-7-8-10-12
[QUOTE=DSG;27302099]For you music theorists, I've been working in the following array of notes, but have no idea what exactly this scale would be or how to relate it on a "common ground," so to speak. To me it's important to actually know what I'm doing instead of just doing trial-and-error on every single note when writing stuff out. Anyway, here:
D Eb F# G A Bb C D
Thing that's making it difficult is that F# when there are two flats. When played, this has a "Persian" or "Egyptian" sound to it, and it sounds like it would be an actual scale, but maybe I'm missing something?
Specifically for guitar, I'm in D Standard playing the following on the low D: 0-1-4-5-7-8-10-12[/QUOTE]
Phrygian
[QUOTE=DSG;27302099]For you music theorists, I've been working in the following array of notes, but have no idea what exactly this scale would be or how to relate it on a "common ground," so to speak. To me it's important to actually know what I'm doing instead of just doing trial-and-error on every single note when writing stuff out. Anyway, here:
D Eb F# G A Bb C D
Thing that's making it difficult is that F# when there are two flats. When played, this has a "Persian" or "Egyptian" sound to it, and it sounds like it would be an actual scale, but maybe I'm missing something?
Specifically for guitar, I'm in D Standard playing the following on the low D: 0-1-4-5-7-8-10-12[/QUOTE]
Phrygian Dominant :eng101:
Yo wassup.
So I'm thinking of buying a new bass guitar at the end of the year, specifically [url=http://www.amazon.com/Steinberger-Spirit-Standard-Guitar-Black/dp/B0002IF0VE]one of these[/url] and I'm wondering if anyone has used one and can give a good opinion on it. I'm trying to find one locally so I can try it out myself.
[QUOTE=Banned?;27302437]Yo wassup.
So I'm thinking of buying a new bass guitar at the end of the year, specifically [url=http://www.amazon.com/Steinberger-Spirit-Standard-Guitar-Black/dp/B0002IF0VE]one of these[/url] and I'm wondering if anyone has used one and can give a good opinion on it. I'm trying to find one locally so I can try it out myself.[/QUOTE]
Is that an everyday shooter avatar?
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