eph221
Relax!  Willamette is the name of the river that flows throw Potland.

And is NOT pronounced William-ette (more like Wil-LAM-it).

bayoubill
But you already did! I now know the term personal admonishment! Besides you stated the obvious.
 
I asked what you think of this "I found that when playing with other instruments in the recordings the distortion didn't come out that way but more like a violin sound. It cut better and sounded good. Now days unless it's something like Autumn leaves I prefer distortion on a melody because I can get a vocal quality out of the sound." 
I know what I have found. What have you guys discovered when deciding clean or distorted when there is a choice. 

 
Well, I'm an 'obvious' sort of guitar player. If you want an obscure, mystical or cryptic answer, look elsewhere.

James and Bill need a collaboration.

I certainly plan to

eph221
Relax!  Willamette is the name of the river that flows throw Potland.

"throw Potland?" 

craigb

eph221
Relax!  Willamette is the name of the river that flows throw Potland.

"throw Potland?" 

eph says what the eph to speelling
(jess like the bapu)

I'm talked down to a lot here. When I write something or try to show something the "experts" jump in to provide the real explanation of my info and tell what the real answer and topic is. The great thing for me is all I have to do is go listen to them or find they have nothing posted at all.  
 

bayoubill
I'm talked down to a lot here. When I write something or try to show something the "experts" jump in to provide the real explanation of my info and tell what the real answer and topic is. The great thing for me is all I have to do is go listen to them or find they have nothing posted at all.  
 

 

 
Actually Bill, looking for "experts" in the Coffee House is kind of like trying to find becan in a Jewish synagogue.  
(Ok, maybe your odds ARE better here!)

If you say so.  I can't think of a time when I've said anything condescending before today. I'm learning though