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18 minutes ago, Grem said:

What is a thong?

Ruh Roh

IIRC, beaver talk was a hot topic back in high school....but then again we were nothing but mammals, doing it like they did on the Discovery channel.   

9 minutes ago, cclarry said:

She exited the chat....

lol

2 minutes ago, cclarry said:

I'm not impressed with any of the PA Amp sims...they're ok...but not for the
money

That's what I was thinking as well Larry.....for $5, (IMO) those Audio Assault's amps were totally worth it.     

Looks like there's some competition to the Hamster Grooming Forum.....

On ‎4‎/‎19‎/‎2019 at 4:11 PM, cclarry said:

ENGL E646 VS

The ENGL E646 VS delivers the guitar tones required for modern metal - from crystal cleans to high gain goodness.
 

 

Anyone have the ENGL E646?

I do have Rockrack V3, but it doesn't get much (if any) use....is this any better?

On ‎4‎/‎14‎/‎2019 at 2:22 PM, Bapu said:

Thong strung blue?

Yes indeed Ken, Happy 12fth to the both of you!!

For the moment, I'll celebrate with a cup of coffee.....later on, that ma change.

Grem's a forward thinker....this is where the future's so bright, you gotta put your shades on 

Haven't tried their drum stuff yet, but I really do like their amp sims....got Bulldozer and grind machine II.

1 minute ago, synkrotron said:

Yes, my "intro's" are World Infamous!

Yes they are and now I have something to listen to with my breakfast.....and of course, Earl Grey is joining.

Good morning gents and happy Good Friday.

I'm ready for the weekend!!

I believe Pat Travers is a Maple Syrup fan......scratch that, he likes snortin whiskey.

8 minutes ago, Brian Walton said:

https://shop.bluechippick.net/tad100-1r/

For my personal playing got it about 8-9 years ago, still looks brand new, and I don't lose guitar picks.  

I will say tonally I prefer the $50 TAD80.  But I like the 2.5mm feel.  

(many tone seakers pay very high prices for Real Tortoise Shell on the "black market," this is a reasonable alternative that is legal and lasts longer) 

Wow, that's impressive. Don't know if that'll improve my playing though.....there's no substitute for talent.

30 minutes ago, Brian Walton said:

.....and have a $75 guitar pick.  

 

Whoah there partner......you paid $75 for guitar pick?

10 minutes ago, Amicus717 said:

Or William Shatner!

Instead of exporting, they accidentally transported him to a parallel universe.

I mainly use AD2 and EZ Drummer2......is this any better (sounds/feature-wise etc..) or even more fun/inspiring to use?

This Stealth limiter is the first plugin I use on all my guitar tracks (thanks to Craig Anderton)....keeps everything tamed/under control and does a very good job of it.  

Does this Fred need a thong song?

Such an irresistible thread this is.  

Canada's 2nd best export (IMO)

2 hours ago, abacab said:

If you like z3ta+, or Z3TA+2, then check out Surge Synthesizer. The  subtractive hybrid classic has been released as free and open source, and is being actively developed.

You can do some really cool wave mangulating in it.

https://surge-synthesizer.github.io/

Thanks abacab, will definitely check this out.

12 hours ago, Gswitz said:

I like using midi synths. I have GR3 pickup on my guitar which allows me to layer synths in.

Rapture pro is fun. And with a touch screen you can use xy and move between sounds.

There is hold pedal on my GR-20 so I can let sounds ring as I mess with the settings... adjust the levels of the synths in console view using a touch screen.

Then play some more. God, it's deep. My favorite way to pass hours.

Z3ta2 too. 🙂 Reailly... it's an experience.

For just playing through the amp, I like Earthquaker Devices mixed with the GR20 and my guitar. That's the next best to Rapture, but it's not as good.

I haven't played with Rapture or Z3ta2 in a long time....usually, I use Jam Origin's Midi Guitar to trigger those synths and love it. I do have an old GR09, but due to the responsiveness/setup, haven't used it in over 10 years now. Midi Guitar does it well.

Really like all these ideas/suggestions to get the old creativity flowing. 

I recently got a couple of amp sims from Audio Assault (Bulldozer & Grind machine II) and have to say I really like these amps (heavy tones). Since John Maar mentioned Soundtoys, I put Echoboy (reverb patches) to the test and really good stuff.

Will check out and see what other things Echoboy has to offer (has a lot of different fx/presets....quite a good plugin). 

This should be interesting.....