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HOWaiian

 

Post  Posted 16 Dec 2001 12:36 pm    
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Well, I've still got a ways to go, but I'm pretty satisfied with my playing on these:
http://www.sleepingcrow.com

1st, click on "Rock, Pop & Related," scroll down to "Dave Keener," and click on one of the "Mighty Is The Man" soundfiles.
'52 StringMaster 8, C6

2nd, click on "Cartoon & Commercial," then click on "HOWaiian Country."
Same axe, low G

Enjoy! (I hope)

Feedback encouraged, por favor. My next step is the Jerry Byrd course.....

Check out the other music on the site, too...I think 'tis purty kool....

[This message was edited by HOWaiian on 16 December 2001 at 12:37 PM.]


Brad Bechtel


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Post  Posted 17 Dec 2001 11:03 am    
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Thanks for the link! That's a nice sounding guitar from what I can tell. Good job!

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Todd Weger


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Post  Posted 20 Dec 2001 5:11 am    
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Hey Dave -- sounds good! On HOWiian Country, what type of amp are you playing through?

Nice work!

TJW
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HOWaiian

 

Post  Posted 20 Dec 2001 9:37 am    
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thanks, Brad & Todd! I'm How, not Dave, BTW.

I think I'm running thru a Fender Blues Jr. on HOWaiian Country (Royer miced, if I'm not mistaken), but I might be going direct thru a GilTronics mic/line preamp, with a bit of Lex room verb.


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