This looks amazing!
Type: Posts; User: mandohat
This looks amazing!
Wes Carr at ax in hand out west towards dekalb, or downhome guitars in Frankfort south of 80
Wal Mart has some bottles of humidifier treatment for a few bucks that make the paper wick filters last a lot longer. I used to change them every couple weeks, but now can get through a whole season...
Congratulations, David! I cannot imagine the work that has gone into consistently keeping this up and running for 200 weeks straight!
God Bless,
Andy
Most of this thread is from 8 years ago
For what it's worth, I have a guitar I built that's beat to pieces and a Martin without a scratch.
Love hearing the bass so clearly in a guitar-less format
Walnut valley doesn't allow video, and generally, people comply. They have a videographer, and you can buy your round for a reasonable fee.
Andy
Congratulations to Wes, Luke, and Holton!
Andy
Maybe opposites help. Woody vs. Brassy.
Gotta play a lot of mandolins
Don't forget Paul Williams with Jimmy Martin
What I remember about that tone is it is very punchy. I like what you said about the notes just jumping off the fretboard. It's a great sound. I think I've heard it in flatirons, I've heard it in...
Ive found i can do one, and not the other.
I played a FANTASTIC givens last summer, and it reminded me of a Kimble. Very dark and punchy.
Questions are: What style of music are you playing? When you say "on the fly," do you mean improvising?
Sounds great! Great playing, great tones. So, my understanding is, that it was recorded live on set of mics, and that you moved around the room until they had you where they wanted you? What did...
Rosta is a great builder. One of my students has an Capek F5. It is a professional instrument in every way. Congrats on your purchase!
Great playing
Its great. If we waited for better lighting, we wouldn't have it at all. I didnt have a computer in my pocket until 5 years ago, I'll live. Thanks for sharing, its good information.
This is an interesting one. Lloyd Loar attended high school in Lewistown, IL. This was picked up on a few years ago by some local folks, and they started a small music festival in his honor. A...
Well, what do you want to play on that thing?
The Loars were earlier
One time I bought a $70 fiddle to learn to play fiddle, and you know what? I learned a few tunes, and it was fun, and got something nicer later on.
For computer, any one of the dozen cheap USB interfaces, and a condenser mic. Record into a program called reaper, which is essentially free.
I like something with knobs and buttons. Haven't tried it, but maybe a Tascam DP-006 for $130.