A word of encouragement for other newbies.............
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- Ray Montee
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A word of encouragement for other newbies.............
I submit this item simply to show that with minimum equipment and a little expert assistance, one can hope to achieve a reasonably listenable work product.
It's done on an old seven string Rickenbacher Bakelite by way of an old FENDER Pro-Junior and a Holy Grail Reverb unit, Spanish Guitar strings, two Dunlop finger picks and a Golden Gate thumb pick with a bullet nose bar.
To hear it: http://Picosong.com/C9R7
It's done on an old seven string Rickenbacher Bakelite by way of an old FENDER Pro-Junior and a Holy Grail Reverb unit, Spanish Guitar strings, two Dunlop finger picks and a Golden Gate thumb pick with a bullet nose bar.
To hear it: http://Picosong.com/C9R7
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Thanks Ray.......
Just shows to go ya, skill and ability trumps equip every time!
You are an exceptional player and thanks for sharing....clark...........
Just shows to go ya, skill and ability trumps equip every time!
You are an exceptional player and thanks for sharing....clark...........
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Your kind words are appreciated...............
MANY THANKS to you that chose to listen and comment.
Alan, these are BIAB tracks...........
Worked fine for me.
Alan, these are BIAB tracks...........
Worked fine for me.
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Hey Pete!
Thanks for the words.........
Had it not been for YOU I would never have realized such a service was available. Additionally, had you not been kind enough to do so, I'd never have figured out how to use it. Your friendship is very much appreciated.
By the way you are one heck of a standard guitar player. Quite impressed by what I heard the other day.
Do you have SKYPE?
Had it not been for YOU I would never have realized such a service was available. Additionally, had you not been kind enough to do so, I'd never have figured out how to use it. Your friendship is very much appreciated.
By the way you are one heck of a standard guitar player. Quite impressed by what I heard the other day.
Do you have SKYPE?
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Hey Stuart!
What did you DO.......... to give this feeble attempt at playing that EXTRA 'punch' that it sorely needed?
Many thanks, as always, to you, my friend.
Many thanks, as always, to you, my friend.
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I just did it analog because I didn't want to download the Pico's suggested downloader. so after I added a few ukes and a Madeline and fatten the stereo it would have sounded great if I went digital completely.
I was just having some fun with it.
Bo said that makes him want to throw his pedal steal away get out his lap steel and take lessons from you.
I was just having some fun with it.
Bo said that makes him want to throw his pedal steal away get out his lap steel and take lessons from you.
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That's great Ray! That's the kind of stuff that got me into steel guitar in the first place. Fantastic Tone! I use the Holy Grail unit as well. If used sparingly, I find the sound remains rich and the reverb itself is very pleasing. We have so many options these days, but nothing beats the "simple" chain of expression, working with what you got. Really good stuff, Ray.
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