yeah...intro is kinda same melodically...but u cant compare them...gary moore is awesome...+ the marshall tube amp n les paul.....perfect



This post has been edited by blackangel: Feb 11 2007, 05:58 PM

I wanna do some recording of my own playing(to see how i'm doing) but not sure what softwares to use, I did a search and found this but i'm still not sure which is a good setup. Anyone can give some software reccomendations?

also if I record my guitars, I have to directly plug it into my PC right? need what cable ?

and i also need a drum beat simulator (kinda recording 1 man band thing)

I made a Gary Moore patch on my ToneLab SE to be played with a Les Paul...... it sounds pretty close to Still Got The Blues..... but with a little more Reverb.

drum simulator = fruity loops. any other better progs? guitar pro also good.

hmmm.. i currently using acid pro(recording soft) + guitar rig 2 (guitar effects)+ cable go in inside line-in. (and be sure to use asio 4 all).

^
what cable?
what is asio ?

purposely more reverb?
i have a gf too..but i guess this valentine gonna be lonely also cuz both got works to do....pls la those lecturers...cant seng mok abit..near CNY n got valentines day...old sh*t!
what i can do is jz listen to gary moore songs on that day. XXXX u calculus freak!

your guitar cable lah, goes into line in at the back of your PC (use big to small jack).

asio is a driver which is low latency one. u strum ur guitar, then u can hear it thru ur speaker without lag.

hahah, same here, i'm in KL working till a day before new year and my gf's going back to her hometown on valentine's day itself...so just celebrate early la, valentine's day just stay at home practice guitar..

just want to ask whether anybody here has taken any guitar exams? anybody plays classical guitar here?

This post has been edited by BlueSilver: Feb 12 2007, 07:07 PM

Have to give "props" to Led_Zep for letting me use his Marshall MS-2.... don't worry. It's in good hands.

It sounds really amazing for such a tiny little fella!

Haha, have fun with that little thing man!!!

i jz watched bullet for my valentine's live in brixton DVD.
might not be your thing, but im impressed and surprised how well they can deliver live. vocals was good too

And it comes back in piece in a red angpau. Happy New Year pwnage =p

hahahah
jk jk

@echobrain
WHERE U GET THAT DVD =p

i started on classical, and still have that guitar.
as in proper music school exams? nope.
just a few subjects taken in university before to fill up credits

I took till grade 5 and stopped classes since. I still have the books. Dont know whether I should sell it off.

ah winkybear, can u tell me usually what do u learn in classical playing? Is it the same as learning ordinary guitar? for example, learning the chords, then scales, then tabs.. or something else?

its something else.
now off to american chilis for dinner

woo... american chilis yum yum...

If you're going for exams, have to read sheet music. Most (if not all) classical songs comes in sheet music anyway. Songs that you learn are classical songs (of course ), and its more towards technique and control. Have to really pay attention to the dynamics etc. You'll learn songs from the baroque, romantic, classical and modern era.

Erm...I dont think there's much improvising, unless you're composing. My ex-classical guitar teachers so far depend more on sight reading than listening, and just increasing their repertoire in songs. Never really paid attention to practicing scale patterns throughout my time learning to play the classical guitar. Exams emphasises more on the pieces anyway.

so the classical guitarists usually play notes instead of chords? am i right? hmm... during the exams is there practical and theory like piano? Or is it different?