what insturment do you play?

Guitar, infact, got my new 250watt amp head today, 500 quid lol Picture

now just need a cab to go with it !

And yeah sweepin, its difficult until you grasp the technique, when it clicks, its pretty easy.... (clicked last week for me, was attempting woody woodpecker, and i could suddenly play it!)

To me, sweeping is asnother way of playing a chords. I'm a chord-lover, crazy with those major-11ths, and those jazzy 7th's and sweeping is just another cool way isntead of just playing them conventionally through a downstroke or up. If anyone here knows how to record pretty well with any of their instruments, lets have a RAGEZONE JAM :D

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Originally Posted by DaCheat

I was section leader for the battery (drums) in high school.
I play acoustic guitar, regular guitar, stand up bass, electric bass, and drums.
I also give lessons in all of the above...
-Edit- I play piano...but dont teach...

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wow man thats pretty empressive

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Originally Posted by 2SHAE

wow man thats pretty empressive

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Thanx man, as you can see, music is my life. Well besides Ragezone that is. ;)

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Originally Posted by mrpham

To me, sweeping is asnother way of playing a chords. I'm a chord-lover, crazy with those major-11ths, and those jazzy 7th's and sweeping is just another cool way isntead of just playing them conventionally through a downstroke or up. If anyone here knows how to record pretty well with any of their instruments, lets have a RAGEZONE JAM :D

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all you'd need to do is get a sound board and hook it up to your pc with a mic. I'd record something for ya but our $800 soundboard is in my friends basement. haha so thats pretty much a no go.


btw sorry for the double post.

I play the Electric, Mostly Metal and Punk songs!

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all you'd need to do is get a sound board and hook it up to your pc with a mic. I'd record something for ya but our $800 soundboard is in my friends basement. haha so thats pretty much a no go.

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Since I never have that much money to afford equipment for that. A quick and easy solution for me is to use the 1/4'->1/8' adaptor. Switches the guitars output to a speaker's output. Although the quality may not bt commercial-like, it still does extremely well for a 10$ dollar solution :)

I play Sax, guitar, and Piano (not really that good at piano >.>)

The sax is quite a sexy insturment. Love it when its played in very deep jazz or soft blues music. That's pretty impressive Gatekeeper!

I play electric guitar, i've been playing for 2 years now and i think i am pretty good for been playing for 2 years.

Heres a snippet of my band (non pro recording, we did it ourselves!) http://www.darkdayssoftware.com/solo...leworndemo.php

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What's the name of the band?

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we called garnet theory. influenced alot by lacuna coil and nightwish :thumbup:

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Heres a snippet of my band (non pro recording, we did it ourselves!) http://www.darkdayssoftware.com/solo...leworndemo.php

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hmm over all its good, love the double bass pedal action...but the soloist at the beginning needs to learn some good cord progressions...maybe some jazz ones so he can move somewhere....because for awhile he was playing some notes that should NOT be played in that cord...and yes i know "dissidence" is always good every once and a wile...but not so much there. But dont get me wrong he's pretty good, nice job at the double picking.

but over all the song was good. :thumbup:

my dad is a musician/music teacher for a living.

he has a bose soundsystem with a taylor guitar that is like $2,500.

i can play that all day

i cant play anything :( (not talented enuf )