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13.05.2007, 20:27 quote

beddo
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Howdy,
Some people have mentioned their own stuff here and there. I've been trying out my hand at recording seen as the guitar I have now has a decent preamp and pickup in it.

I'm just trying to get opinions on what people think and have some stuff up <a href="http://www.thou.cc/">here</a> with some more in depth explanations about the thoughts and feelings in them on my myspace page (linked from the site).

So that's that bit - has anyone got their own music stuff around on the net to look at?

 

21.05.2007, 09:10 quote

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We're playing a reunion gig up in Warrington in a few weeks, and making a documentary. Also we've just recorded our fourth album

 

13.06.2007, 10:14 quote

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Joined: 07 Jun 2007 Posts: 50 Location: United Kingdom, England, London
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beddo wrote:
Howdy,
Some people have mentioned their own stuff here and there. I've been trying out my hand at recording seen as the guitar I have now has a decent preamp and pickup in it.

I'm just trying to get opinions on what people think and have some stuff up <a href="http://www.thou.cc/">here</a> with some more in depth explanations about the thoughts and feelings in them on my myspace page (linked from the site).

So that's that bit - has anyone got their own music stuff around on the net to look at?


Nope lol

 

13.06.2007, 12:18 quote

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wookie6572 Joined: 02 Mar 2007 Posts: 1264 Location: United Kingdom, England, Sussex
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If i wasn't such a chicken i'd post some of the stuff i'v done , but i am so too bad.
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13.06.2007, 14:28 quote

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in my head i am amazing, but when i hear myself back i sound shite..

 

13.06.2007, 14:35 quote

wookie6572
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Thats me, my bros all say some of the stuff i've writen is exellent. but when the music's added and i sing it, it just sounds so wrong Sad


I'll stick to playing bass and lead
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13.06.2007, 16:26 quote

beddo
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Well most people tend to think they sound naff until they start letting other people hear and then get feedback. Took me years to record stuff and I wasn't sure about putting it out but now I'm getting into it.

I've got Myspace and Youtube accounts for my music now Smile

 

13.06.2007, 17:24 quote

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Sigh..........one day i might be able to play as good as that. I can do the vocals...........just need to be able to play the guitar at the same time Laughing Laughing
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13.06.2007, 21:12 quote

beddo
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Cazzabee wrote:
Sigh..........one day i might be able to play as good as that. I can do the vocals...........just need to be able to play the guitar at the same time Laughing Laughing


I don't even try vocals! I got my first real guitar 4 and a half years ago though didn't really pick it up properly till I got the Eko 3 and a half years ago. If you've got the time and the bloody minded persistance then it only takes a few years to get somewhere decent but you're always learning!

One of these days I might actually try to learn music theory too Laughing

 

16.06.2007, 22:02 quote

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beddo wrote:
Well most people tend to think they sound naff until they start letting other people hear and then get feedback. Took me years to record stuff and I wasn't sure about putting it out but now I'm getting into it.



Beddo,

I took the plunge last weekend and recorded a song for YouTube.

I can't sing, can't play too well either, but I wanted to have a bash at something, so here's me murdering a Foo Fighters song;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOwDBiwQxQ8

tim Embarassed

 

16.06.2007, 22:12 quote

beddo
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Hey, its not half bad Smile

I have a problem with playing strum songs..I get confused and can never remember where I am in the song unless there's enough variation to differentiate all the different bits. On the plus side, I learn quicker because I'm always trying to play things that are far more complicated than I can manage!

 

16.06.2007, 22:21 quote

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Thats pretty damn good Tim
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16.06.2007, 22:35 quote

TimboDSLR
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beddo wrote:
Hey, its not half bad Smile

I have a problem with playing strum songs..I get confused and can never remember where I am in the song unless there's enough variation to differentiate all the different bits.




Thanks!

I had the words and chords on the monitor.....

http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/tabs/f/foo_fighters/times_like_these_acoustic_crd.htm

tim

 

17.06.2007, 11:59 quote

beddo
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TimboDSLR wrote:
I had the words and chords on the monitor.....


Even with the chords you did better than me with that song. For some reason I keep playing the d in the chorus for too long..ahh well!

 

15.07.2007, 00:30 quote

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I like electronics music like psychedelic trance and acid techno! The stuff on my myspace is old ( http://www.myspace.com/psycom ) and I don't get time to practise because music is my hobby Razz I prefer dj'n which I wouldn't call my own stuff because I'm not playing tracks I've made but in a way to play the same tracks as me all in the same order would be like winning the lottery Smile

 
 
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