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Re: Good deals and good tools
Thanks, Mazz.
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Re: Good deals and good tools
How about if your guitar chops are non-existent (like mine)?? How does RealGuitar stack up against Virtual Guitarist? Have you tried both? I have Virtual Guitarist and it's pretty good, RealGuitar looks like it has a lot more patterns in it.Thanks,Mazz
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Re: Good deals and good tools
The strat sounds very nice, your piece is a good example. I like the acoustic a whole bunch also. I'm considering getting the patterns as well as it will speed things up to create guitar parts. Having the solo strings and the strums as well as nylon and 12 string is a great thing.I have a UAD 1 card which has a whole suite of amp and fx sims called Nigel. It's pretty good, I've used it in a lot of situations and it works fine.Thanks for the tip!Mazz
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imagine if John Williams and Trent Reznor met at Bernard Hermann's for lunch and Brian Eno was the head chef!
http://www.johnmazzei.com
http://www.taxi.com/johnmazzei
it's not the gear, it's the ear!
imagine if John Williams and Trent Reznor met at Bernard Hermann's for lunch and Brian Eno was the head chef!
http://www.johnmazzei.com
http://www.taxi.com/johnmazzei
it's not the gear, it's the ear!
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