ohgrant
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RE: A noob with a few questions
2007/04/03 19:18:42
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I forced myself to read it, the sad part is, I don't mind good trolling if it is done with class, pete is even a sorry excuse for a troll.
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RE: A noob with a few questions
2007/04/03 19:21:21
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look at that pic, someone should tell ohgrant its not 1973 anymore... [sm=rolleyes.gif]
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ohgrant
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RE: A noob with a few questions
2007/04/03 19:30:41
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You're right pete, I'm not a rocket scientist or a quantum physicist, but I'm smart enough to know you have a slightly higher IQ then plant life. Actually the pic is from 1992. I'm much uglier now with the hump and all.
post edited by ohgrant - 2007/04/03 19:32:20
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RE: A noob with a few questions
2007/04/03 20:57:30
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Steve, Try this. download NyquistEQ. (I'm assuming your version of GT has VST effect support) Place it in the FX bin of each guitar track. Play with the nodes, giving each track boosts and cuts at different frequencies. At some point, each guitar sould get more defined and seperate. You could do this with any EQ, but the fluid control of this one makes it easy to sweep frequencies and find the sweet spots. You may get some really nasty stuff 'til you get the hang of it, but give it time.
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RE: A noob with a few questions
2007/04/03 21:01:21
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Grant,
I am not familiar with the Johnson Millenium, but if you like the built-in amp sims, I would definitely try a direct line input from it.
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RE: A noob with a few questions
2007/04/03 21:02:34
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Pete,
I was out on the back porch the other day, and I realized it was almost mosquito season. Oddly, I thought of you.
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RE: A noob with a few questions
2007/04/03 21:22:44
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LOL Those blood sucking little devils.
Thanks RobertB I do plan on trying that, it is a stereo amp so I'm going to try to record stereo. Lots of trial and error ahead
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RE: A noob with a few questions
2007/04/03 21:34:12
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What kind of jacks does the amp have for line outs?
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RE: A noob with a few questions
2007/04/03 22:07:51
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2 standard jacks, I plan on either making a cord with 2 out into a stereo input. Or get my old sun mixing board out of storage. What do you suggest?
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RE: A noob with a few questions
2007/04/03 23:08:40
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Well, I was thinking you might want to consider a mixer soon, but since you have one, dust that puppy off! You will need the appropriate adapters to get from the mixer to the sound card. Radio Shack has just about any combo you could imagine. I us a Yamaha MG10/2 in a scenario similar to what I picture yours as. Mic(s) on dedicated channels. Line in from the amp on one. Line in from my FX pedal on one. Just dial up the input you want, and select line in as the input on your audio track(s). Whether you use the mic or line in, you can select it from the mixer, and you don't have to mess with plugging things into the computer all the time. Mic the amp in the Left channel, and record a simultanious track direct in on the Right channel. You will really be cookin' with that setup.
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RE: A noob with a few questions
2007/04/03 23:37:48
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Thanks Robert I will give that all a try, At the rate I'm going with D&D drummer it 's going to be a while before I add electric guitar and vox.
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RE: A noob with a few questions
2007/04/04 10:08:31
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Hi guys, ive been around here a little, so im not exactly new, but do me a favor and check out these tunes on my sites, my point being to ohgrant, i am an avid GT2 user, love it, tried GT3, didnt like it at all, didnt see any advantage to upgrading. Anyway, just check out my tunes, all have been done with GT2, drag and drop drummer and a few drums from Beta Monkey Music. I just bought a new Dell XPS 410, with a soundblaster fi extreme music card, love it and put GT2 onto it, couldnt ask for better, does all I need and im doing quit well, will not tell all and blow my own horn (til the contracts are signer lol) Welcome any feedback.
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RE: A noob with a few questions
2007/04/04 10:10:23
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ohgrant
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RE: A noob with a few questions
2007/04/04 18:04:55
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Hi muz65, thanks for responding, I really like your stuff, " I can see" was my favorite, great song thanks for doing "Alright Now", I forgot what a great song it was, I have to add that to the list for doing out.
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RE: A noob with a few questions
2007/04/05 10:40:45
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Thanks man lol, i love the old classic stuff. Thanks for you r comments on my songs, really appreciated. I would love to hear some of your tunes.
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RE: A noob with a few questions
2007/04/05 10:43:44
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JUst checked some of your tunes, "Lost when youre gone is my fav." Great guitar work man.
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