neophytte wrote:You're one ahead of me then!! I can't play drums for nuts ...
Which nuts would they be then; a new Ozzy band or are they to be found in the trouser department?
Probably of the "pea" variety ...
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neophytte wrote:You're one ahead of me then!! I can't play drums for nuts ...
Which nuts would they be then; a new Ozzy band or are they to be found in the trouser department?
Probably of the "pea" variety ...
You're one ahead of me then!! I can't play drums for nuts ... ![]()
This is a copy of the desk tape (back in the days of tape!!) that we got from one of our gigs in Fremantle - this was recorded back in 1994, and has audio quality that you would expect from that time.
http://neophytte.mine.nu/audio/mp3/Neon … 101294.mp3
I think we were intending to use a couple of these songs on the (never released) album, but the quality wasn't up to scratch ...
Cheers
Richard
It's hard top tell from the pic, but the neck looks pretty straight - if it hasn't been played for that long, usually I'll lemon-oil the fingerboard (depending on it's dryness, maybe twice, a week apart) and if there is a large space between the strings and the 12th fret, tune it down to 'D' for a year or two, (so instead of EADGBe, go DGCFAd) with light strings, if the neck is buzzing, tune it up with heavy strings ... the old Yamahas also make good slide guitar with open tuning ...
A lot of drum patterns are the same for a lot of songs:
(bass) (snare) (bass) (bass) (snare) with an open high hat doing 8th notes above it ...
I nabbed the pic from this site, which I then looked around and there's some interesting stuff there ...
Cheers
Richard
bargain!!
And I forgot the classic "New York, New York" ....
Do you have or use any of the products you showed? Which one?
I've got two of these controllers:

Bass with GK-3B attached (although here it's running into a wireless then into the Line6 into the amp):

And a pic of my mate's kid playing the PRS controller:

Same guitar, but running as a guitar, not synth controller, when I was testing out a KLd tube amp:

Somewhere I have some *really* old photos of the GR system up on stage - on an old 110 film camera, but it was big and bulky and it only make it to a couple of gigs ... the controller is a nice guitar, but heavy and a bit awkward to play ... I'll see if I can find the pics at home ...
Cheers
Richard
I was going to convert this 24 pin controller to a 13 pin controller; it's not a hard mod to do, but I got bogged down in wanting to get a mural painted on the front - which ended up was going to cost more than the guitar, and the upgrade kit, and the GR55 put together:
http://neophytte.mine.nu/photo/2016-03- … ontroller/
Forgot I also added a GK-3B to my Hohner bass:
http://neophytte.mine.nu/photo/2011-10-04-Hohner/
It was rather a tight fit:
Someone did my hard work for me:
http://australiabysong.com.au/
So, I'll pick out:
Bridal Train - The Waifs
I Still Call Australia Home - Peter Allen
Four Seasons In One Day - Crowded House
From St Kilda To Kings Cross - Paul Kelly
The Wild Colonial Boy - Traditional
Khe Sanh - Cold Chisel
Sounds Of Then (This Is Australia) - GANGgajang
Waltzing Matilda - Traditional (the one that mentions Australia) ...
Saw an article on Reverb.com about the new MXR pedal: https://reverb.com/news/my-first-pedal- … rtion-plus
Neo Crazy Love the way you do it has a country rock feel to it . You do good covers.
Thanks ![]()
go 6 months without any fainting spells before
You shouldn't cast spells .... !! (Get well soon)

Neo I enjoyed your song. I think trampolines are a great invention.you kids could do a dance on it while your singing and playing.
Thanks - also did "Crazy LOve" in the same session: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSYqtvc … p;index=68
Sounds more like Bob Dylan than Van Morrison ... LOL ![]()
Sounds pretty good - nice jazz feel to it ![]()
Cheers
Richard
Thanks to both of you ![]()
The SY300 has piqued my interest for a long time - I bought one of the original G-707/GR700 systems in the 90's, and played around with it, but it was far too big and bulky to take to a gig on a regular basis:
http://www.joness.com/gr300/GR-700.htm
Then I invested in the 'new' GR-55 system about 2 years ago, it's a great, compact alternative:
http://www.joness.com/gr300/GR-55.htm
I also picked up a cheap GR-S:
http://www.joness.com/gr300/GR-S.htm
All to fit into the PRS I modified to be a 13 pin hexaphonic pickup guitar:
http://neophytte.mine.nu/photo/2011-09- … K-Kit-GT3/
Having a synth that doesn't require the special pickup would be great, but I've already invested a bit in the 24 pin/13 pin systems ....
This info is from the upload page:
>The allowed image file types are gif, jpeg and png.
>The maximum image size allowed is 60x60 pixels and 10,240 bytes (10 KB).
I did a cover of this song:
Left a msg on SC - but that MXR sounds pretty rad!!
Well, I'm already in 2018 ... ![]()
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