The Watering Hole

Making Music
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My niece Grace is in town, she is a music major at Sonoma State in Cali., and lives way up there near Clear Lake California. Anyways she is a killer pianist, and we put together a BT for Hey Joe the Hendrix version, mostly from a MIDI file. Yesterday after I had it fleshed out she came over and she did the vocal track, which came out killer. So today I went in there to try and learn Hendrix licks, but I bagged it after an hour, and put my own licks in. (I never learned to copy and cover tunes like the record, not ever.

So anyways I was not liking the Tonelab through the reference monitors, although the recorded tones are very good. So I plugged the Valve Jr into an EVM12 open back cab, slapped a sm57 up near the grill cloth aimed at the rim of the speaker, and ran the whole schlemiel into my vocal preamp  (Presonus VXP) and started plunking around using that for the clean rhythm guitar, then I plugged in my Nady TD1 tube stomp into the signal chain and did the leads and fills. Not bad for my first time, as soon as I can find a place to upload it I will post the finished product. Since it is someone else's tune I can't put it on my Soundclick page I don't think.
Umm... you can upload it here...
3-1/2 megs fit?
Maximum attachment size is 6000 KB

Very handy - thanks Charger!
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"Eath to DBM.  Earth to DBM.  Upload the track, DBM"   :D

Is anyone else sensing any irony in using a 5 watt amp with a 200 watt speaker?   :o  LOL
DreamTheaterRules — Jan 15, 2010"Eath to DBM.  Earth to DBM.  Upload the track, DBM"   :D

Is anyone else sensing any irony in using a 5 watt amp with a 200 watt speaker?   :o  LOL


It is in the Here is the New Tune thread just below this one Howie, or go to my soundclick page and look for Yo Jose, and I have 2 EVM12L's only one is the two hundred watt version the other is a three hundred watt version, and I don't really know which one I put the 57 in front of. I was too busy getting it all set up after 2 years of not recording and trying to find the wires and other things  to notice little details like that.