Nate, great song! The change at around the 1 min mark is fantastic. (Listening to it for the 3rd time in a row.)
All I can tell you - unfortunately from experience - is that the ones who already lost their mothers are all with you. I am positive that she could not have been more proud when she heard her son make this great song for her.
May God bless you brother and your Mother!
Yes, I know I can do this. And I also do know that I can adjust all profiles by turning down the Gain. But why were those profiles cranked up with so much gain? Do most people like this?
Well, I do I guess people profile what they like to play / hear.
While turning down the gain works, I think in general it won't give you results as good as profiles that were created with low gain on the amp.
Thing is, if you are looking for sounding like a specific artist, search the forum. Tons of discussions on them, the amps they use, the profiles that match their sounds. Then just try those.
Filter by amp, sort by gain in RigManager?
Awesome song, great video and this - again - proves that bass players are the coolest musicians!
Thanks for sharing.
If you are just switching between two Rigs, you don't need a MIDI pedal. A much cheaper option is to use any standard dual momentary switch box that functions with a TRS cable, and attach it to one of the Pedal Inputs.
This is awesome! Thanks A LOT for the info paults
This music with its 53 "semitones" per octave is just so eye.... I mean ear-opening and beautiful.
Turkish kanun artist Aytac Dogan
Now I want a kanun, too bad they are extremely expensive in the US and I would not even know how to tune it.
Edit: I need a Kemper profile for this. I know that the notes will be approximate, it's just that the instrument sounds so good!
I don't usually comment on this thread because - call me not having a sophisticated taste - I basically love all the guitars and pictures you guys post here!
This time though - my god, these pictures and that purple is just crazy beautiful!
(Not to mention diamond plate is always a bonus )
This is the case of one click leads to another, so I apologize in advance...
It is pretty funny, this dude is playing Kill Em All songs all in a major scale. Old video but if you have not yet seen it, I recommend it.
Sounds a lot like Van Halen to me
Edit: Forgot to mention, all on a Kemper.
So I am checking out the new Halestorm album (I guess not that new but still...). Love Lzzy Hale's voice and generally like their music.
Then I hear the chorus for this song "Do Not Disturb".
And it takes me a minute to realize that it reminds me very very much of Nickelback's Rockstar
Pretty sure you could sing the lyrics for one over the other's music. Rockstar is a cool song just not sure we need more than one of it
Very well done, love it!
And I agree with Monkey_Man I wish there was more of this on radio / in our lives.
I saw these guys before, very entertaining. Blue Man Group instruments...
Some, like the PCV pipe ones seem pretty simple to build:
Awesome, thanks for sharing!
Love the doubling up of the workload of the bass between synth and the guitar
Nicky, totally! My favorite part of the lyrics is the Darth Vader mention:
Like Darth Vader, I surprise you with my skills
I knock your old ass out like a bag of sleeping pills
Deep. Going to have to re-watch all the SW episodes with Vader as I don't quite recall him taking sleeping pills.
Don't ask me how, I just found this old CD today. The Icelandic masters from a time when even hip-hop meant actually playing music on instruments.
Quarashi - Stick 'em Up:
Very nice, thanks for posting.
Enjoying the bassline all the way to the last bar!
Nice. I used Blender back in the day when it came on floppy disks or was it clay tablets? Can't remember now
Great to see a free tool become this powerful.
Awesome.
Just out of curiosity, what tools do you use to make animations this professional looking?
If you just go guitar --> RS USB guitar cable --> PS4, you still have latency? If yes, that has to get addressed first. I had the best luck with optical out to the receiver.
After that you can use a simple Y splitter or a more elaborate "hum destroyer" type solution if you get a nasty ground loops. Feed the guitar to both the amp (Kemper) and the PS4 simultaneously.
Awesome, thanks for posting them all!
(I was going to ask about the violin as well.)
Those 28 seconds sound great.
Would you happen to have it somewhere else that does not pop up a "register first" page when I'd like to listen?
I guess people profile what they like to play / hear.
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