R_J_K75
Legend
Agreed. Matter of fact I dint know that for a long time. Did you know that (I could be wrong) but Jimmy Pages #2 Les Paul was gifted to him by Joe Walsh.
-
The VOIDRUNNER'S CODEX is coming! Explore new worlds, fight oppressive empires, fend off fearsome aliens, and wield deadly psionics with this comprehensive boxed set expansion for 5E and A5E!
The ENWorld Electric Bard Gear (Etc) Thread
- Thread starter Dannyalcatraz
- Start date
R_J_K75
Legend
For a long time I thought it was as LP. Turns out it was a Tele if Im not mistaken he got from Beck or Clapton. Yardbirds and all
TaranTheWanderer
Legend
I have something similar. I was running my whole band out of my mixer into the computer. I run an auxiliary to it so I can tweak the sound separately than in the room. I used a free version of Audacity to record. I got mixed results and, many times, found my phone had better quality sound because it blended sound better. It’s probably because my software/editing skills are bad. My buddy got a good quality mic that conncects directly to his phone and that’s how he uploads and streams a lot of his live gigs. I’ll see if I can find what he uses. Will post my practice space in a future post
TaranTheWanderer
Legend
Technical difficulties…
R_J_K75
Legend
Its just a few guitars and a generalized pedal board. If I want to figure out the "Worm" by Audioslave, probably could with that board. It's not tailored to any specific sound or artist; I built it for functionality. If I want to play Terry Kath "not that I could" Hendrix said you're better than me" I built it to be generic enough I could play most of what I try. top 100 songs and classic rock like Halo of Flies or the Ballad of Dwight Frye. I will say this that Black Indonesian Telecaster that I swapped out hot rails in it, I was thinking of hooking up a small clone to it, but I couldn't find the patch cables, too drunk, But I went guitar to amp and that was all I needed, it was clean, it was dirty and everything in between. so the $500 price for the guitar and then the $250mSeymor Duncan upgrades on the pups. that guitar and maybe the amp combo just sound great, I guarantee that guitar will blow the doors off any $3000-$4000 guitar. It's got the brown sound.
R_J_K75
Legend
I've never tried to dissuade someone from trying their hand at anything let alone recording but I've heard many a story of "why isn't this working, what's that persistent hiss? By all means is someone is looking to record professionally I;d say dive full in head first, but if youre a weekday bedroom rocker, probably not worth the money or time.
TaranTheWanderer
Legend
Yeah, I did a lot of experimenting during COVID for various reasons: like recording everyone's parts and assembling them to get a full song (because people weren't allowed to get together). I did it with a couple bands and some choirs. Most people sending me their footage via smartphone video. Audio quality varied. It was fun but frustrating as well. I always recorded my stuff from a feed straight off the board. It was always super clean but I always felt like I needed to add effects to pull in ambient sound. Free Audacity is not the way to go if you want to record.
I also help out a local church with their weekly stream (for the shut-ins) but I'm more of an audio guy and less of a computer/recording guy. I prefer mixing live venues and I'm very much a hobbiest even at that.
Anyways, here's my jamming/hang-out space:
Last edited:
R_J_K75
Legend
Nice space looks like somewhere the Black Crowes would reco
I may be out of my depths here but you listen to all the masters, they had probably 5-6 analog pedals on their boards, and it sounded great. No one needed digital simulators back then, case in point, it was all recorded live
The Pink Floyd _ Childhoods End
I’d imagine it was Keith Richards.
