Craig Anderton Series "Nailing The Classic Rock Vibe" at Sweetwater.

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2018/05/21 00:45:24 (permalink)

Craig Anderton Series "Nailing The Classic Rock Vibe" at Sweetwater.

Craig has a new series at Sweetwater InSync.
Nailing the Classic Rock Vibe
Check it out.
 
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    batsbrew
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    Re: Craig Anderton Series "Nailing The Classic Rock Vibe" at Sweetwater. 2018/05/21 18:33:01 (permalink)
    i don't know who this article is aimed for.......?
     
    if certain folks have never played in a band,
    they'll never ever understand this.
     
    and if they have,
    especially a 'working' band,
    they should already know this stuff innately.

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    Re: Craig Anderton Series "Nailing The Classic Rock Vibe" at Sweetwater. 2018/06/10 13:27:50 (permalink)
    Yes everyone knows it, but not everyone knows how to "fake" it in a DAW, and these articles show the techniques to do that. Def. interesting if nothing else.

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    Re: Craig Anderton Series "Nailing The Classic Rock Vibe" at Sweetwater. 2018/06/28 14:59:05 (permalink)
    Speaking of Craig. Haven't seen him around lately.

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    Re: Craig Anderton Series "Nailing The Classic Rock Vibe" at Sweetwater. 2018/06/28 15:30:03 (permalink)
    Starise
    Speaking of Craig. Haven't seen him around lately.


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    Re: Craig Anderton Series "Nailing The Classic Rock Vibe" at Sweetwater. 2018/06/28 15:49:06 (permalink)
    it's hard keeping up with stuff since the notifications stopped

    just a sec

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    Re: Craig Anderton Series "Nailing The Classic Rock Vibe" at Sweetwater. 2018/06/28 16:01:39 (permalink)
    Not really. From the top menu
    Posts>My Posts

     
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    Re: Craig Anderton Series "Nailing The Classic Rock Vibe" at Sweetwater. 2018/06/28 16:37:27 (permalink)
    i usually usually just hit the recentposts url

    just a sec

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