Rock Band guitarcounts
and a banjo
Decided to get a rather inexpensive, but not too bad delay pedal-
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/7/79c227eb.jpg
23 for that. Most of the reviews/demos of it have shown it to be pretty good at what it does and for that price I can't really complain. But it will be nice to have a proper delay effect to add to my chain.
That pedal is awesome for the price. I bought it as a stop gap until I could decide what higher end one I wanted, but still havent bothered to upgrade a year later.
I still have my Epiphone Explorer and a Peavey Millenium 5 (bass). I used to have a few other guitars but it's been years since I've played, let alone gigged.
I've sold my Rumble and TNT amps and just have my Behringer 60W stored.
This is a ripoff of another band's song (we never did this live, was just fun to play and fuck around with) but yep, that's me on bass.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XibV6y8fBRw
That's awesome! Your bass sounds really good in this mix.Thanks mate. I might have slightly eked up the bass on the old multitrack so you can actually hear it, hah. The boys didn't notice.
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/9/9fea36aa.jpglefty or am i tripping??
some acoustic made by Harley Benton. It sounds really good but the scale length is 22" so it feels cramped.
Also a strat that a friend put together for me. it sounds like a strat (kind of. I did the wiring and the neck pickup sounds fat and creamy like a JM rhythm circuit, middle sounds chunky and blocky, bridge has that Jaguar jangle/glittery sound), but has a Jazzmaster/Jaguar Tremolo system. It's cool cus in 2-pickup configs (position 2 and 4), it ignores the middle. 2 is Neck+Bridge, 4 is Neck+Bridge phase reverse (like on a Fender Mustang)
I love the guitar but I hate setting it up.
I've had a few Jazzmasters, Mustangs, and Jaguars in the past, but I regrettably sold them. Now it's kinda hard to find those left-handed without paying a ton of money, so I don't think I'll ever have one again.
Also pictured are my Polyend Tracker and Elektron Digitone, which is what I use for 90% of the music I make. Guitars are kinda just recorded into the Polyend as samples then get chopped up.
I've had a few Jazzmasters, Mustangs, and Jaguars in the past, but I regrettably sold them. Now it's kinda hard to find those left-handed without paying a ton of money, so I don't think I'll ever have one again.
https://youtu.be/UdKl9R1l9YY?feature=sharedFully shitposting here, but that would sound so much better with fingers rather than a plectrum! :)
I decided to finally start uploading shit to Youtube. Most of what I have recordings of at the minute are usually just rough cuts and demos though I will hopefully make more finished/polished stuff eventually.
Btw, as millennials say, i did a thing
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/2/2404d16b.jpg
Very nice!Thank you!!
Is that the Taylor you had your eye on?
Thank you!!
For the most part it is what I was looking at. It was between the 314 in the OP (spruce top) and American Dream 24 (mahogany top). Ended up going for the 324 which is all mahogany yet still has a great dynamic range. Sounds incredible.
I've got a few, I'll post pics of them later. I have no idea what kind of guitars they have.can't go wrong with a Tele or Jazzmaster.
But what's a good guitar for beginners to start off with? What about for playing punk rock? Shoegaze? I want to finally learn this year.
I've got a few, I'll post pics of them later. I have no idea what kind of guitars they have.my first guitar was a mexi fender strat. i almost exclusively play punk/pop punk on it lol. like BucketCat said, Telecaster also really good (Sum 41), Strat (Green Day/Blink), epi les paul (basically everyone else)
But what's a good guitar for beginners to start off with? What about for playing punk rock? Shoegaze? I want to finally learn this year.
I've got a few, I'll post pics of them later. I have no idea what kind of guitars they have.HSS Strat 100%. They are among the easiest electric guitars to play (something you shouldn't ever take for granted). They are very versatile, but for punk or anything harder you want a humbucker in the bridge (hence the HSS). A squier is fine, a Mexican stratocaster is the ABSOLUTE most you should spend if you are learning.
But what's a good guitar for beginners to start off with? What about for playing punk rock? Shoegaze? I want to finally learn this year.
I'm too poor to get a guitar, :(
Budget guitars aren't too shabby these days.I don't have the money for a "budget" one either.
Epiphones are the much more affordable offshoot of Gibsons (which are crazy expensive), Squiers are good budget range Fenders, Ibanez Gios are also pretty decent.
Don't really need expensive gear when the budget options are very playable.
I'm too poor to get a guitar, :(
I'm too poor to get a guitar, :(