first post... X150 deal or no?

bradk

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northbayj, I've just gotten into doing the home recording thing for about the last year and a half. I primarily use a Boss BR600 8trk recorder for the little home demos I mess with. The guitar is just plugged straight in, using the built in amp modeling(yukk!).

The backing tracks are whole nother matter. I do those on the PC using several different software programs. I start with BIAB(band in a box) to create the bass/piano/drum parts and to create a midi file. I then import the midi file for each instrument into Tracktion II (mackie program) to mix and master. Once the backing track is done I load into the Boss 8 trk and do the guitar parts. That's it in a nutshell. It's a bit of a hodge-podge deal which is why I don't do more recording!

I've gotten postitive feedback from a lot of folks which is very cool but honestly, I've yet to record anything that doesn't make me cringe when I listen back. It's that self-critic thing and all. I just don't care for the direct, amp modeling guitar tone but I usually record late at night and can't turn the amps on and break out the mics....not without pissing off the wife! I just don't have a good spot in the house to record right now.
Ok, I'm rambling on....Hope that clarifies the recording thing some. Later!
 

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She's a beaut! Looks like it sat in a closet for 10 yrs..not a mark on it. It really is flawless. I strung it up with some TI's and it really sounds amazing.


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Without a doubt! It's truely a great playing and sounding guitar. I can't think of anything comparable in that price range except maybe the Epiphone Elitist models.
 
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