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  1. Re: A Long-time Beginner's Initial Review of the Gold Tone F-10 M

    I've been pleasantly surprised by Gold Tone on more than one occasion, and you're right that is very cool looking, love the arch top guitar style tail piece.

    I did not know such a beast existed I...
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    Re: Goblin Folk 4: Walkin' Lute

    i like the low level feedback in the intro
  3. Thread: Looper tips?

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    Re: Looper tips?

    even with advanced technology its still tricky to do live, having a "formula" for making the loop helps. Most "live" loopers operate by foot switch so there's that too.

    I have the RC 300 which is...
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    Re: Franks' Mandolin Kitchen

    Nice, we've been able to pull that one off at the local Bluegrass Jams a few times now, the bar goes down to a hush when we get it right.
  5. Thread: Looper tips?

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    Re: Looper tips?

    #1 you have to make sure your timing is "even" so if possible use the tap feature most loop pedals have that, even just to work yourself up to smoother playing.

    #2 most loop pedals have "auto"...
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    Re: Newbee Introduction

    not necessarily extravagant but beautiful.
    if you are practicing 2 to 3 hours a day on a Northfield NFS-F5, many of us are jealous.
    We are all happy to hear more mandolin music in the world!
    Let...
  7. Re: Video comparison - Octolindo F and Northfield Archtop

    The black top is gorgeous!
  8. Thread: New tune

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    Re: New tune

    very cool
  9. Re: Video comparison - Octolindo F and Northfield Archtop

    not sure which is which, but I think the black top (Northfield) was just a little less harsh in tone and a little less nasal. Both sound awesome though
  10. Thread: What Tempo?

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    Re: What Tempo?

    I recall when I was in a "progressive" bluegrass band we were asked to play for a contra dance.
    They asked for some specific tunes, St Anne's may have been one, we started to play and were asked to...
  11. Thread: Tab vs. Dots

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    Re: Tab vs. Dots

    I wish i had the ear I have witnessed other's having, so I am insanely jealous of anyone who can naturally pick up a tune by simply hearing it.

    I was never very good at it, but I have gotten...
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    Re: Slowing Everything Down (Again!)

    currently working on Chopin Opus 69 Waltz No.2, trying to commit to memory (muscle memory too).

    Its generally played around quarter note = 120bpm, and I can play it at that pace, but I found I...
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    Re: Recordings where Dawg used Crusher

    I think its the one with the big white dawg covering up the logo? I think he used it on "Bells Of Camoglia", pretty sure Crusher appears on Dawg Nova and Dawg Nation as well (though not on every...
  14. Re: Jacob Joliff Band Live in Speigletown NY

    I will say the fiddler George Jackson seemed to be hanging back on purpose to feature the mandolin more, and Ross Martin seemed like more of a BG player than a Bebop player and while great, I felt he...
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    Re: Playing mandolins with a mandolin

    Wow cool story, there is a song in there somewhere? Alas the power of sound.
  16. Re: Jacob Joliff Band Live in Speigletown NY

    Rustic Barn up on route 40, Jason who is the owner is a great mandolin player and huge Bluegrass/Mandolin supporter. He also is one of the bigger promoters of local music in the area, plus the Rustic...
  17. Jacob Joliff Band Live in Speigletown NY

    Caught the Jacob Joliff Band, George Jackson, Myles Sloniker, Ross Martin and Jacob at a small venue in upstate NY where we have our monthly Bluegrass jams.
    I had not heard Jake sing before this...
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    Re: Playing mandolins with a mandolin

    Folks I can't make the gig tonight, my dog ate my mandolin
  19. Thread: Some Jigs

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    Re: Some Jigs

    awesome!
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    Re: The Four Seasons

    very cool - I am confident you'll make it to the summit
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    Re: Playing mandolins with a mandolin

    Yes "Lick my love pump " is a real tear jerker, especially at volume 11
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    Playing mandolins with a mandolin

    I was playing a mandolin very near another mandolin hanging on a stand, and I thought I heard a harmonic response from the mandolin on the stand, so as an experiment I thought I would try a quick...
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    Re: Batwing from a bat cave

    I picked one up too off of reverb, for 450ish, was a few years ago. I really was just looking for a mandolin to leave at the office, I'll be honest it looks cool, but it has yet to capture my heart,...
  24. Re: What breaks or solos have you learned note for note?

    Joe Walsh's Mandolin Jazz course teaches the classic solos, Django on "Minor Swing", I think Lester Young on "Lady be Good" I haven't really gotten very far with it because its very heady for me.
    It...
  25. Re: Mandolin Camp North is just over a month away!

    Went last year, won't be attending this year but highly recommended.
    The classes I attended were not over crowded, all the classes were very informative and the instructors were very willing to work...
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