Posts Tagged ‘reverb’
Rare Vintage 1960′s DEFIL MALWA Archtop Electric Guitar from POLAND (Kay Airline Teisco Eko etc…)
Here’s a rare one – a 1960′s DEFIL from Poland.
As always, disregard the poor playing and sound quality.
Duration : 0:2:14
GIBSON BLUESHAWK Electric Guitar Demo
2005 Gibson Blueshawk. One of my favourites! There are a lot more options possible than shown in this video via. the Varitone. http://www.gibson.com
Amp: FENDER Deluxe Reverb Reissue
Effects: IBANEZ Tubescreamer TS-9 & EARTHQUAKER DEVICES Ghost Echo Reverb
Mic: SHURE SM57
gibson blueshawk blues hawk guitar demo electric usa blues fender deluxe reverb reissue shure sm57 ts9 ts-9 earthquaker devices ghost echo reverb amp strat guitars “Electric guitar” pedal
Duration : 0:2:39
Blues Guitar
Slow Blues, Audio only. This is me playing B.B. King’s Sweet Sixteen. I try to build up the song as best as i could. Please let me know what you think.
Equipment – Fender Stratocaster + Logic 9
Duration : 0:7:14
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Vox AC30CC2 Electric Guitar Amplifier
http://www.worldmusicsupply.com/Vox-AC30CC2-Guitar-Amplifier.html
Paul Kramer from Vox, Marshall, and Korg demonstrates the AC30 CC2 Electric Guitar Amp from Vox.
Duration : 0:8:19
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Mixing With The Pros Sample – Guitar Delay
Get it at http://musicbooksplus.com/mixing-With-pros-p-8117.html
You’ve purchased tutorial DVDs to learn how to use your Music software. Now learn how to mix – right from the pros!
In this video, James Tuttle will show you how EQs, compressors, limiters, reverbs, delays, amp simulators, automation, and mastering plugins are all used to craft a mix that has clarity, depth, punch, pop, and sizzle.
You’ll get to see how and when each are introduced and how the entire mix is adjusted continuously as more and more elements are added.
You’ll begin to see how professional mixers “see” and “hear” a mix as a whole rather than as disparate techniques.
The techniques in this tutorial can be applied to any software or hardware-based effects units. You’ll be able to examine the final settings for each and every plugin in the mix and finally understand how those settings are attained. – Not as one-off uses of presets, but as continual adjustments to the various elements of the mix.
For once, users can truly see what happens behind the scenes of a mixing session in a professional recording studio.
Duration : 0:1:8
