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Thought some of you might enjoy this. I have recently be trying to record some of the stuff I have written over the years. If you get a chance, check it out and let me know what you think. The vocal mic I used on this particular tune is a Shure SM7b, the same mic Tweedy has used in the past (funny looking mic at the beginning of IATTBYH. Thanks! http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_songInfo.cfm?bandID=962145&songID=7696332

Hey guys! If anyone has a couple of extra tickets for the Dallas show on Sept 14th I'm very interested!

I would love to get a PM for this! Thanks.

Yeah, just heard this live last night in Ft. Worth, It rocked my face off. These mp3s don't do it justice. I like this change in direction....

Dave, Sweeeet! I can't believe their playing the Will Rogers! I assume you will be taping...

I'm going to law school and need to get rid of some stuff.....awsome quality analog recording... http://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=206441

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Its like 50 bucks for a 30 min reel, of course you can record over and over on it, and i always mix down to my computer, so a couple of reels is enough for me

I've been putting together an analog studio setup and its basically complete... Tascam TSR-8 1/2" Reel to Reel Recorder Tascam M-320b Mixing Console KRK Monitors Lexicon MX 200 Processor RNC-Really Nice Compressor RNP-Really Nice Preamp Check it out.. http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y37/bxb03a/IMG_0574.jpg

I own a reverand slingshot and absolutely love it

yeah thats pretty much the industry standard for micing amps

Guitar amps sound like shit recorded directly in my opinion..... I have had great luck with a small speakered amp and a shure -sm57 mic. Look into the epiphone valve jr amps

Guitar amps sound like shit recorded directly in my opinion..... I have had great luck with a small speakered amp and a shure -sm57 mic. Look into the epiphone valve jr amps

Musician's friend sells one that like $60, Artisan or something, Ive got it.....works fine

Tascam 388 Check it out.... Or for a little more versatility get a Tascam 38 and then a good analog mixer like the Tascam m-316b

bbop please tell me what career you have that allows this madness

http://cycling74.com/ ....this is what they use.....some awesome stuff

Some people have requested this so I decided to see if I can make any sense out of it. Ive never really written tab so bear with me Key: The () simply means to start with that note already bent up, then bend it back down, So in other words the (17) in the (17) ^ 15 means to bend the note on the 15th fret up the the 17th before you play it, then when you play it bend back down to the natural 15th fret.....wow I home that makes some sense, a reverse bend is all it is.... ^=Bend *= Vibrato on that note Hell is Chrome Solo Tab E----12-----------------------------------------13--------

If your computer has a firewire port I recommend the Presonus Firepod. Records 8 inputs simultaneously, comes with cubase LE. Blows the Mbox bullshit out of the water

ive got the solo down pretty well. Having a prunes and custard helps, but I'm sure you can get that same type sound without one. Ill work on tabbing it out soon.... no there is no whammy bar needed...and its not that heavily processed....that swooping sound that is so mesmorizing is actually two guitars (one is feeding back) more on this later

Yeah, excatly. This seems logical, thats definatly not a delay pedal...

From what I could tell at the March solo shows hes got the holy grail's reverb cranked way up, and simply blends the signal with a volume, kinda a poor man's expression pedal

I can emulate it pretty well with some garageband synths

Reverand Slingshot Martin D-28 Alverez Nylon String Epiphone Acoustic (from the 70's, no idea what model, love it though) Chet Atkins SST Fender Twin Reverb '65 Various small vintage amps, magnatone, supro etc. Boss BD2 blues driver Boss tuner Guyatone Compressor Prunes and Custard Gretsch Catalia Club Drums Sabian Cymbals Presonus Firepod KRK Rokit Monitors imac g5 Sure sm-7 various other mics

I do it in a drop d, and it sounds pretty good....ill post someday