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I read a Interview with Gunnerson..[Somewhere] He used Nearly always his Jazz Bazz on the ABBA stuff... Apart from the later days.... When a Musicman got an outing... Garry
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Also check out the live Chic Cd... Bonus interview tracks with Nile Rodgers and BE i think.. Right up to the night when he died... I believe he collapsed during a number... Got up and carried on playing.. Then finally went during th night..... I think we should have our own Disco Section.... Another A++ for Freddie Washington.. One of my all time fav's.. Garry
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[quote name='Crazykiwi' post='161123' date='Mar 20 2008, 09:35 PM']BTW, Steve Turner played with my band a few weeks back at the Dorchester. He mentioned that he knows you. [/quote] Yep Steve... Not seen him for a while... Good player that lad.. Not sure why he was wasting his time with Kylie though.. Garry
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Hi Steve.... Are you sure the guy is straight up...? Check out the Ebay Pictures again...... Looks Like the Bass is on a a bed at Wormwood scrubs Good one mate... Only ever tried a Cutlass once..[Swifty's] And it was stonking... I am surpised he did not spot that one.. Garry
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[quote name='Voodoosnake' post='149317' date='Mar 1 2008, 08:29 AM']Well spotted Gary. She does indeed have a Rosewood board. Apologies for confusion. Initial posting ammended. Iechyd Da C[/quote] Hey C.. Sorry about that... It was just that i did have a 80's Ray with a Ebony board. The guy i got it from had a fretless ebony board put on.. Then he had it fretted.. Wish i could find out who has it now? I loved that Bass... Good luck with the trade. Garry
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[quote name='Riddler' post='142341' date='Feb 18 2008, 10:53 AM']How does the 4-94 compare with the 44-02? from the blurb on the website it looks like the US built stuff is of superior build quality but is it worth the price difference? Cheers Graham[/quote] Yes ...without a doubt... But the Skylines are great value for the money. Garry
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So when's the meet up gonna be..? Garry
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Nash.. It really is worth getting to grips with Reaper... Its right up there with the best of them for production work. Infact it does a few things some of the biggy Daws cant manage. And is a lot more stable , without all the bugs. So dont be put off with the Cubase / protools/Logic snobbary..! Good luck with it. Garry
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[quote name='nash' post='134686' date='Feb 5 2008, 10:14 PM']well i dont know how to use it even with the user guide.[/quote] Have you tried the on-line video tutorials at the web site...? They are pretty good for getting you started. Garry
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T-Racks was/is great... But if you are going to pay for the software.... Ozone is a well respected Piece of Kit.. All in one Mastering Package , with Pro results. [url="http://www.izotope.com/products/audio/ozone/"]http://www.izotope.com/products/audio/ozone/[/url] There is also a downloadable PDF , With a Fantastic Insight in Mastering , Well worth a look. But at the end of the day , you still need a pair of ears Cant beat a well experianced engineer. Garry
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[quote name='nash' post='133973' date='Feb 4 2008, 11:05 PM']i think the instruments is an ad-on. i want a program where you can write a drum pattern and use the sounds from cakewalk instruments[/quote] Like i said above , try the link above for Reaper... Its just what you need , by the sound of it...FREE You are asked to buy a licence for commercial use.... But its not a Demo , and does not time out. So you can write as many Drum tracks as you want.Using Cakewalk Instruments. Garry
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Not sure what you really mean... But Cakewalk / Sonar is midi writing software.. Or it was when i was using it about 15 minutes ago.... What do you mean by Cakewalk Instruments..? Do you have a Version of Cakewalk...? Or the addon pack called ..Cakewalk Instruments? If you are after a Midi/audio sequencer , and dont have Cakewalk/Sonar. This is the best freebie out there. [url="http://reaper.fm/"]http://reaper.fm/[/url] Garry
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This Link [url="http://www.kaosaudio.com/kjaerhus-classic-master-limiter-free/"]http://www.kaosaudio.com/kjaerhus-classic-...r-limiter-free/[/url] I presume you have Audio software.... Or it's down to a Mastering house.. Garry
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You need some sort of mastering limiter. Depends on your budget really. But this link has a freebie...[other freebies to] And a lot of music mags praise the Warm sounds from these plugs . Nothing to loose....FREE.. Garry
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[quote name='OldGit' post='130702' date='Jan 30 2008, 02:43 PM']Yeah then you could hoover up and practice whilst she's out gigging ...[/quote] Or clean up on the gig front..! Garry
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If you could get a luthier to design a Bass that doubles as a Hoover.... You could be onto something big. Garry
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Was in a lift in a hotel in Edinburgh... [Early 90's] with a couple of Musicians and.... A very pissed Sarah Ferguson and her minder... She asked if we were having a have a drinks party...? The Minder said 'You are going nowhere with these f*****g nob's ' She said ...'F*****g , oh yes i remember that..!' I am sure it's off with head , now i have let that one out of the bag. Garry
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[quote name='OldG' post='121921' date='Jan 17 2008, 06:53 AM'][url="http://reaper.fm/index.php"]Reaper[/url] is just fantastic value.... works on nearly any computer and really intuative with VST/DX and midi support. Best you'll get for $40 (it'll still run if you don't register)[/quote] A must really..... Garry
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[quote name='nig' post='120792' date='Jan 15 2008, 01:55 PM']@ guzzibass, dont you go anywhere mate, I like staring at your avatar... :wub:[/quote] That Red Musicman in the Perry Avitar , Is worth Staring at..if you wanna stare.. Garry