check it out--that is the very definition of beuatiful IMO!

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courtesy of JerryC, taiwanese guitarist extraordinaire

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"...prayer itself is an art which only the Holy Ghost can teach us. He is the giver of all prayer. Pray for prayer---pray till you can pray; pray to be helped to pray, and give not up praying because you cannot pray, for it is when you think you cannot pray that you are most praying. Sometimes when you have no sort of comfort in your supplications, it is then that your heart---all broken and cast down---is really wrestling and truly prevailing with the Most High."
Charles Haddon Spurgeon, from the pamphlet, "Effective Prayer"

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After hearing that, I feel so ashamed of my guitar skills.

Wow.

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G - D - E - C. (x20)

bam. none of those fancy whatsits needed.

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Soterion Studios

http://www.art.twobrotherssoftware.com/music/petergunn.mp3

Spy Hunter rocks!

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And what's the name of his band?

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the recording on there is one of the songs we play and how we play it, but I recorded all the parts myself (and added a little rock organ, 2nd guitar, extra bass stuff). \m/ \m/

At a live show the lead guitar you hear is what I'd normally play on the bass, instead of the bluesy arpeggios. (Oh if only I had 6 of me, we'd rock! but then I wouldn't have any friends but myself, and getting into arguments with me, no matter what I win! but i'd always lose too...hrm...)

As of Saturday I got my recording studio about 95% setup now !!!!!

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Mmm. That's good, although I prefer orchestral versions (I'm a big Violin and Cello fan). Classical music will never die.

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Metal will never die!

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Did he have trouble at the beginning of the song, or is that just the way its supposed to sound? I thought it was slightly off until it sped up, but it may just be me.

I need to practice more.. I recently got a B.C. Rich Warlock, and I'm looking into a Marshall tube stack.

I think I looked for some tablature for this song, but was unsuccessful for some reason..

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A newbie is a person who is new to something, and possibly enjoys being creative.

@Mastalamma, how about an update on the studio? How many wires do you have set up!

@Marshall Tube Stack? Check out the Carvin Vai series for killer sustain and clean tone all out of one amp.

I was actually thinking of getting the TSL100. That thing has tone leaking out its ears! (Or it would if it had ears)
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I guess I'm just a Marshal guy =p

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Number of wires? I can't even begin to count 'em! I'll see about taking some pics and posting them on here once I get things completely done. I still need to finish cleaning out the garage and get some carpeting and... and... and... hee hee.

I'm workin' on a new song that I haven't released yet...but...just for you (and nevermind the naming convention): http://www.jeremysouthard.org/UTB/metal_3c4.mp3 - again, midi sequencing done by me, guitar done by me, sucky guitar solo done by me

a 7/8 ballad
a 5/4 jazz a
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a 9/8 whatever it's going to sound like

I think I'll call my next CD Odd Meter and get a picture of a Parking Meter and turn it into a guitar neck

http://www.gckingoftheblues.com/profile/KenBjammen

Ashley's tune is my first take at the 7/8 ♫♫♫♫♫

Just so you know I have never counted my music

The "father's day" stuff was the 5/4 blues

9/8 would be 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3

Ashley's Tune seemed more like 7/4 (7 quarter notes). I could not find the triplet.

*takes a deep breath

For recording

Boss SD-2
Boss PW-1
Boss Flanger
Boss Phaser
Boss GT-6

Assorted Computer effects, I tried programming a couple but that is more funny. Then recording audigy 2 platinum digitial in sound card to cakewalk software, asorted plug ins.

Live

Zakk Wylde Crybaby
Boss DS-1 Distortion
Boss BD-2 Blues Driver
Visual Sound Jekyl and Hyde
Morley Volume
Boss Tuner
Visual Sound H20
Boss CE-5 chorus
Boss DD-3 digital Delay

Amp Fender Deville 4x10

Guitars
Ibanez Jem 7v
Ibanes RG 1570 hotrodded with EMG 81/85 set
Gibson Les Paul Studio modded with all gold hardware
Fender HSS strat
Fender Telecaster
Epiphone Dot
Scheter 12 string semi hollow body electric
Ibanez EP-9 acoustic

I have other effects that I do not use

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In regards to the differnece between 5/4 and 5/8 I know there really is a true difference, but that's what I set up the cakewalk session drummer in, so I added the bass to what was already present in the drums. I have never counted when I play, I play by feel. The amount of music I can read is very limited, both my kids read music better than I do. What I do know is how to put stuff together. (IMHO)

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And you do it very, very well!!!! \m/

I paid more for the LP and the JEM than I did the grand.

so for the coders in us

LP+JEM<GRAND PIANO

Regarding the 5/4 thing: I had a feeling you probably set your time signature in software or whatever as 7/8 and just went with it.

One of my favorite electronic music artists, Vangelis, can't read a bit of music. But he is a phenomenal creator and writer.

We've wanted to get a grand for years. Looking for good deals, but they are usually taken by the time we call. But as a synthman, I have a thing about paying so much for ONE sound when I can get hundreds of different piano sounds for much less. For some reason, my wife doesn't seem to care. She much prefers the real thing. I do have to agree, though, in the sense it's better for the kids to learn on a real piano.

BTW...nice pants!

For those days you cant stand your garlic and ricecakes

http://www.art.twobrotherssoftware.com/music/garlicricecake.mp3

Enjoy!

Anyways.. Great tune!

God Bless!

EDIT: Maybe someone should start a thread like the model thread for tune/sfx critiques.

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WOOO!!!!

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7 strings are something I have not really tried much. If I got one I would want the ibanez universe 7 string with the killer FR trem system. Still a killer axe dude!

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Howdy all! Check out http://art.twobrotherssoftware.com/shs.html, my latest CD.

If you ain't in the forums, you in the againstums :)

Here's a review from http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/reviews/electric_guitars/washburn/wg587/index.html

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Features: Finally a 7 string guitar in your price range, that's what I thought. And picked this guitar up for $180. The guitar has Washburn pro on the plate covering the bolts on the back of the body, but it has made in china on the back of the neck. It is a very low priced 7 string, most likely alder or basswood becasue it's a cheap guitar. 24 med. jumbo frets on a bolt on neck. 2 hot humbuckers, not the best sounding when clean but damn good when dirty. 7 Grover tuners and a HardTail bridge, volume and tone knob, 3 way pickup selector. I got it in metallic grey, the finish was overall good, there were a few places in the lower and upper horns where it was a little bit rough but no big deal. It's meant to be played not looked at. It doesnt't have a locking tremolo so. // 8

Sound: I play a lot of prog, thrash, heavy metal, shred, everything really on this guitar. It usually gives me a desired tone whenever I play with it and it meets my needs. I use it with a Mesa Boogie F-100, Fender Twin Reverb, and have used it on a Peavey XXX, and Crate FXT-65, this guitar had a good clean sound until I replaced the bridge pickup with an Invader, now the bridge sounds thin but the neck has an entremely full sound. It has quite a lot of feedback, that's my biggest grip with this amp, but with a noise supressor I have no problems with it. If it had Ibanez on the headstock this guitar could be sold for $300. // 7

Action, Fit & Finish: Out of the box this guitar had very crappy strings, I replaced them and cleaned all the waxy coating off of this guitar. After I put the new strings on and had to raise the action because I use a very heavy set. I raised the pickups as much as possible before they touch the strings to get the highest output possible. The paint was very nice, a few rough spots, no bigger than this circle O so and I don't find that a big deal at all. The 17-24 frets aren't very smooth, I can still bend on them but there is just a gritty feel to it. Everything on this guitar is good quality, the nut, excellent tuners (I love Grover), and the guitar as a whole is definatly worth the money, but I really want something with a locking trem. // 9

Reliability & Durability: I've played with this guitar live probably 20+ times, I only had trouble with it once and that was when the input jack came loose. I tightened it up and put a little super glue on it and it's been fine since. The strap buttons are very solid, but it being an RG shaped guitar you can't really put straplocks on the upper horn due to the placement of the button and the length of the screws. After I installed the Seymour Duncan invador the 3 way selector does cut out my signal if I jiggle it but that's my problem not washburns. It's a very well built guitar despite the low price. // 10

Impression: I play everything but jazz and country with this guitar. I'd play those if I had the knowlege in those genres. The only thing this guitar is lacking IMO is a locking trem. This guitar give me the tone I want when paired up with any half decent amp. The low price of this guitar is amazing, the pics of it on the site didn't do justice, I would have bought a red one if I knew it didn't look Pink as it does on music123. If this guitar was stolen, I'd be very upset until I finished saving up for a UV-777 or Ibanez 1527. At the time I bought this guitar I was comparing it to the Agile 7 string, Ibanez's $350 7 string sorry I don't know the exact name. I chose this one because of the low price and haven't regretted it at all. Overall this is a great guitar for the price, just make sure you are sure you don't mind a guitar without a trem. // 9

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