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Sorry if this is old news but I haven't seen a post on this here at TOMB

A preview build of Reaper for Mac is available.
It doesn't do much, yet, but he seems to be building this one almost as fast as the PC version

http://www.cockos.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4220

all depends on the amp. a lot of tube amps require massive volume to get a good crunch sound whereas others can get that overdriven sound a much lower volumes. are pedals being used? power reductions switches? master volume? cab size and configuration? studio environment? neighbors? :twisted: lots o...

Thats really rad and creative..good work.. Wow, thanks! You know, I just figured something out: the crunchy tones created by the wire brushes are due not to metal on metal contact per se but by the uneven playing surface (unlike a real snare) -- the bristles are bending and then on release giving o...

cool sound! did you tune the banjo strings to the key of the song? [<|>] Hey, thanks for giving it a spin! Yeah, that was the first thing I did. I found a tuning on the banjo I wanted to use on the song then used it as a snare...as you might expect it came out of tune but just barely so...retuned t...

Or, as I like to call it, "Banjoy" :wink: brushes on a banjo a quick and dirty mix http://kronoson.station185.com/kronosonic/forum/index.php?showtopic=4843 just set the banjo up on the snare and bash away. rim sots are possible by hitting the armrest. I tried to stay away from the actual strings, ju...

just saw that documentary today in fact. we were discussing herzog and kaiser at my place the other day --- there's a cool download from wired magazine there, check it out in the main guitar message board

www.kronosonic.com

Just wait until Nuendo, Logic, etc. go to embedding advertising and product placements into the software to make up for lost revenue. :P Just as you're arming a track for a guitar solo you get a message like "wouldn't now be a great time for a cold, refreshing Coke?" :wink: Impossible? Personally, I...

you might try rummaging through my homepage. there are a lot of people there who do this stuff all the time I'm sure you could find quite a bit there with just a quick search.

syrupcore wrote:wow. nice site. thanks.

Thanks!

More good stuff to come soon.

Sure, no problem.....I'll upload it on my site.....


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see if this link works:

http://www.station185.com/kronoson/kron ... harpie.mp3

if not I can email it to you.

Well, I listened to all the tracks for quite a while today. I think it's pretty damn good overall. A lot better than the vast majority of material I hear from people trying to do this kind of stuff. The guitar + sharpie is a sharpie under the strings at the 7th or 9th frets (can't recall) with a ran...

check out the "guitar + sharpie" track by infinite ego



http://www.soundclick.com/bands/9/plungermusic.htm

thanks I'm downloading your music now....... However, I've discovered over the last year or so that CDs and albums aren't selling. It's fucking depressing. I was distributing albums from some friends but basically I've given up on that. .......I'm listening to your tracks now...on #3...tracks 2 and ...

No masterpiece but it does sound weird/different

check out "Sometimes I miss me" by Infinite Ego

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/9/plungermusic.htm

Any of you guitarists into odd-ball, fringe, experimental, microtonalism, noise, prepared guitar, free-form improv, fretless, avant garde, looping, etc....... I just made some good updates to my site...check it out if you're so inclined. http://kronosonic.com Also, if you have any suggestions for in...