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marnold

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Since my Floyd was getting all the attention, I thought I'd give my Fender a little lovin'. This clip is my Fender Showmaster through my TO800 (drive: min, tone: noon, level: dimed) into my AD30VT using the UK70s model. The amp's effects were bypassed--dry, dry, dry! The line out from the amp goes into the line in on my soundcard. Recorded using Audacity 1.3.3-beta. The BT is from the Hal Leonard Guitar Play-Along series Vol. 3: Hard Rock. All the guitars are me except for the rhythm part during the solo.

Livin' After Midnight a la marnold

A couple of caveats:
1) This is my first recording using distortion in Audacity. The guitar tone sounds much better (to me) coming through my AD30VT itself.
2) My computer records slightly behind the backing track so I have to adjust the timing manually using the Time Shift tool. I think I got pretty close.
3) I'm pretty happy with the recording--for one take straight through anyway. There's a couple of timing issues on my part and a misfret at the end of the solo. Nonetheless, this is my first recording with a solo (albeit a very simple one) so that makes me a Happy Panda.

I can't end this post without adding this: :dude: :rockon: :R :beavisnbutthead:
 
Hey, Matt, that sounded great!:AOK:
Rock'n'roll, preacherman, yeah!:beer: :beer: :beer:
(You ever start church with this on Sunday? I bet it'd get some people in the groove!)
Thanks for posting that clip, really good tone, and great playing to boot.:bravo:
 
Very nice Marnold! You got the song stuck in my head now! I still hear Pink Floyd's "The Gold, It's In The..." as this song's twinner...
 
marnold is a clergyman (preacher), a heavy metal machine, and all around great Fret brother, who also brews his own kick arse ale, and gives us cool advice on various subjects......... just no religion or politics.......
how cool is that?:beer: :beer: :pancake:
 
oldguy said:
marnold is a clergyman (preacher), a heavy metal machine, and all around great Fret brother, who also brews his own kick arse ale, and gives us cool advice on various subjects......... just no religion or politics.......
how cool is that?:beer: :beer: :pancake:
Only thing to add..he loves Linux too...:beer:

Great Sounds Marnold....enjoyed it!! keep Rawk'n!! :rockon:
 
That was awsome Marnold ! Got me jump'n all over the place here.
Now, how am I going to explain all the busted up furniture and stuff when wifey gets home ? huh ?
 
Marnold, you rawk, man!:rockon:

Nice, thick rhythm tone you got out of the Fender and the Vox. The more I listen to clips of those amphs, the more I like 'em.

I must be gettin' old, though. Can't headbang like I used to. I think I got a cramp in my neck.:D

Keep it up, Rev. Rawk!
 
Thanks to one and all. I never anticipated that this clip would generate as many comments as it has. Hopefully that means that I'm not the only aging headbanger here :)
 
marnold said:
Thanks to one and all. I never anticipated that this clip would generate as many comments as it has. Hopefully that means that I'm not the only aging headbanger here :)

Well.. you are the only AGING headbanger.. ;)
 
marnold said:
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3) I'm pretty happy with the recording--for one take straight through anyway. There's a couple of timing issues on my part and a misfret at the end of the solo. Nonetheless, this is my first recording with a solo (albeit a very simple one) so that makes me a Happy Panda.

I can't end this post without adding this: :dude: :rockon: :R :beavisnbutthead:


... [?!] Happy Panda... don't tell me that's a South Park reference?! you are Reverend Rawk. :master:

guilty as charged, by the way. aging headbanger, at your service. :)
 
Childbride said:
... [?!] Happy Panda... don't tell me that's a South Park reference?! you are Reverend Rawk.
I'm afraid that it is--although I haven't watched much at all in recent seasons.
 
Yah, Marnold. I don't have a big headbanger collection, but I love loud rock and roll. You are inspiring me to learn a little to add into the blues/classic rock track I am currently on. Thanks again for posting it.
 
marnold said:
I'm afraid that it is--although I haven't watched much at all in recent seasons.


we own the first several seasons... we don't watch the recent stuff, unless it's dvr'd, as that's primo weekday practice time for us...

and i love jp. great song! :rockon:
 
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