Posts by jamesd74 (Page 24)

Drum loop EZ Drummer
All Guitars Samick Greg Bennitt with me Wilkinsons except Solo which was widerling on Gibo SG
All amplified though Blackstar HT 20 heads emulated out.

No EQ
No effects

I think the Samick with the Wilkinsons is just RAW with the Black stars ISF all the way to USA setting.

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580 Reply by jamesd74 08-03-12 23:06:16

Re: Going Nowhere (18 replies, posted in Your Recordings)

[mp3]/uploads/07552ddb67e8a3cf7e7cc91b7b1815ee.mp3[/mp3]

Sort of thing I play... This is an example of the sort of bits I try to put together. It is a very loose editing job. It was done just to see if a song was there that might work.

I think it does. I have lyrics and a melody.

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581 Reply by jamesd74 08-03-12 22:55:16

Re: Going Nowhere (18 replies, posted in Your Recordings)

Spot on Alun mate.

I like the inspiration for a name change

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582 Reply by jamesd74 08-03-12 22:53:54

Re: Going Nowhere (18 replies, posted in Your Recordings)

polyal wrote:

nice one... chance of going somewhere now
RE this 'across the internet thing'..(rickyb)
with future songs is there any chance of getting a separate voc and guitar track
...so they can be put in a DAW and mixed with other instruments
if anyone else is interested please post
the main criteria would be ...tuned to standard pitch / played to a click track ( consistent tempo )
and probably an half decent song
what do people think???

yer I have tones of guitar parts, However, they need putting together. I play to a drum track as I find it gives a better feel to the part when completed.

They would be classed as rhythm parts I think..... It would be great if we could all combine to contribute to a song.

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583 Reply by jamesd74 07-03-12 17:02:13

Re: My home made guitar pedals - take a look! (7 replies, posted in Effects)

yes very nice well done....... default/big_smile

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584 Reply by jamesd74 07-03-12 08:38:38

Re: Guitars i have bought in the past (3 replies, posted in Guitars)

Some very nice tackle Ricky. I feel a touch green..

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585 Reply by jamesd74 07-03-12 08:37:34

Re: Guitars i have bought in the past (3 replies, posted in Guitars)

RickyB wrote:

Alun had the real deal, a Gibson Black Beauty,

Well you kept quite, how about a review...

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586 Reply by jamesd74 06-03-12 22:04:49

Re: Been building a family Tree (11 replies, posted in Misc)

NO it this for me..

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587 Reply by jamesd74 06-03-12 21:12:40

Re: Been building a family Tree (11 replies, posted in Misc)

I better have one as well then..

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588 Reply by jamesd74 06-03-12 18:37:39

Re: Been building a family Tree (11 replies, posted in Misc)

alun wrote:

I've been building my family tree for some time now, but I had to get help it's not that easy, but to date I'm back to my great, great, grandad, who was a Horse Dealer in Soham, Camb's, in 1838. my grandad who I never met survived the 1st world war and went on to marry my nan, a dutch lady in the Hague in 1919, so I suppose I am half dutch,
Very interesting, well worth doing,,,

Come on Holland.

If your like me, you will have to have one of them Turkish fags. Its important you keep in touch with your heritage.

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589 Reply by jamesd74 06-03-12 18:35:51

Re: Been building a family Tree (11 replies, posted in Misc)

Olly wrote:

jamesd74 wrote:
They should of been shoot at dawn for punishment.
Agree
Were you hoping that you had some massive inheritance you didn't know about? Or were there other reasons for tracing your family tree? Was/is it easy to do?

I was hoping I was million and did not know about it..... I started it out of interest, but it did get a bit expensive £22.99 per birth certificate but very interesting. I need to start my Fathers side but will have to build up some savings first.

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590 Reply by jamesd74 06-03-12 18:31:43

Re: soundcloud (3 replies, posted in Your Recordings)

Very nice Alun....

Do you need an account to use sound cloud

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591 Reply by jamesd74 06-03-12 00:32:17

Re: Been building a family Tree (11 replies, posted in Misc)

On another more serious point. If you ever build your family tree when searching you can't help but notice all the deaths of young lads between 1914-1918 and 1939-1945.

Trust me it isn't 1 or two its must be in the 1000ends ands thats just people with the family names I was searching.

And what did they die for???? Look at the shitty country now.... Thats right they died for nowt.

Think about the disrespect of the younger generations. I read a while back that some drunken lads where caught peeing on a war memorial in a grave yard.

They should of been shoot at dawn for punishment.

Anyhow rant over.

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592 Topic by jamesd74 06-03-12 00:15:49

Topic: Been building a family Tree (11 replies, posted in Misc)

So for the past few weeks I have been doing ancestry dot com.

Guess what......

I am related to nobody famous wealthy or that left a fortune in a bank account. DOH

However, my ancestry on my Mothers side is Irish. My Great Gran x 4234 came to england with her family in 1847 to avoid the Potato Famine, I think. This explains a lot of what is wrong with me.

Their I was thinking I am half Yorkshire man half Lancashire man when in fact I am A third Irish.

So now the Yorkshire man in me hates spending money, the Lancashire man in me wants great value for money when I do spend it and now the newly discovered Irish many in me is saying drink Guinness, which over £3 a bloody pint and is not good value for money.

Think I am going schizophrenic.

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593 Reply by jamesd74 06-03-12 00:01:53

Re: Adding MP3s to Posts (14 replies, posted in Your Recordings)

Yer work Olly like a slave send him 1000s default/big_smile

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594 Reply by jamesd74 05-03-12 23:58:58

Re: I have given up buying guitars (5 replies, posted in Guitars)

Very Nice Builds, I have built a Telecaster my self the topic is on here. Be careful with axesrus, I bought of them some P94 copies. They where nothing like P94, when I opened them up they where just 1 humbuker bobbin made to fit. default/mad