ah, the joys of new guitars!
LOL
this is called "1st tracks"....
in memory of a particularly good day of riding and skiing at powder mountain, in the ogden mountain area a couple of weekends back.
the name of the song is self explanatory.....
www.nowhereradio.com/arti...02&alid=-1
download or stream "1st tracks"
i'm digging the new pickups......
i thought the L-500L would be too much in the bridge, married with the 2 L-280s, but it isn't....
with the boogie i use, with gain settings, it all evens out.
when i'm doing clean tracks, i usually am not switching a lot while recording, that'd be the only time the volume balance wouldn't be happening....
I used the new USACG strat, which i've decided to call the cream machine, to do all the guitar parts.
it was a blast, to try to find new sounds..
this was the first time i've really recorded anything with it.
i'm still getting used to it, trying to learn how to play it.
the cab (1x12, celestion greenback) was miced with the ADK hamburg for the actual recording, this shot shows a AT4033)
and here's my recording setup.
i know, it's pretty modest.
the drums were done with acid.
no, i didn't take any.
i don't think......
bass was done direct with the sansamp bass di.
njoy.
guitar info:
cream machine
body: lightweight Alder 2-piece, contoured heel, contoured treble-side bout.
Trem: Hipshot with 2-1/16" string spacing, 2-post, chrome, with contoured design.
humbucker-single-single.
side jack
neck: hardrock maple neck, pau ferro fingerboard, 6150 frets, 1-5/8" nut width, pre cbs fender headstock.
Gibson scale length neck 24.75", 22 frets.
fingerboard radius, of 12".
profile: thin "C" shape, with a .78"-.85 neck thickness (1st-13th fret)
mother of pearl dot inlays.
headstock: 13 degree tiltback design, graphtech nut
(3) Bill Lawrence pickups: (2) L-280s for neck and middle, and
(1) L-500L humbucker for the bridge.
Lawrence "Q" filter for the bridge pickup.
1 volume, 1 tone.
finish: neck: 2 coats wipe-on satin poly
body: ultra thin cream nitrocellose lacquer.
custom ordered pickguard.
LOL
this is called "1st tracks"....
in memory of a particularly good day of riding and skiing at powder mountain, in the ogden mountain area a couple of weekends back.
the name of the song is self explanatory.....
www.nowhereradio.com/arti...02&alid=-1
download or stream "1st tracks"
i'm digging the new pickups......
i thought the L-500L would be too much in the bridge, married with the 2 L-280s, but it isn't....
with the boogie i use, with gain settings, it all evens out.
when i'm doing clean tracks, i usually am not switching a lot while recording, that'd be the only time the volume balance wouldn't be happening....
I used the new USACG strat, which i've decided to call the cream machine, to do all the guitar parts.
it was a blast, to try to find new sounds..
this was the first time i've really recorded anything with it.
i'm still getting used to it, trying to learn how to play it.
the cab (1x12, celestion greenback) was miced with the ADK hamburg for the actual recording, this shot shows a AT4033)
and here's my recording setup.
i know, it's pretty modest.
the drums were done with acid.
no, i didn't take any.
i don't think......
bass was done direct with the sansamp bass di.
njoy.
guitar info:
cream machine
body: lightweight Alder 2-piece, contoured heel, contoured treble-side bout.
Trem: Hipshot with 2-1/16" string spacing, 2-post, chrome, with contoured design.
humbucker-single-single.
side jack
neck: hardrock maple neck, pau ferro fingerboard, 6150 frets, 1-5/8" nut width, pre cbs fender headstock.
Gibson scale length neck 24.75", 22 frets.
fingerboard radius, of 12".
profile: thin "C" shape, with a .78"-.85 neck thickness (1st-13th fret)
mother of pearl dot inlays.
headstock: 13 degree tiltback design, graphtech nut
(3) Bill Lawrence pickups: (2) L-280s for neck and middle, and
(1) L-500L humbucker for the bridge.
Lawrence "Q" filter for the bridge pickup.
1 volume, 1 tone.
finish: neck: 2 coats wipe-on satin poly
body: ultra thin cream nitrocellose lacquer.
custom ordered pickguard.
