MetalHead916

MetalHead916 wrote on Nov 27th, 2009 at 3:02pm : haha yupyup 5150's kick major ass imo .. can't compare to much .. still my first tube amp .. but a beast it is that's for sure!

hell yeah man. i had a original 5150 amp for a while, but wanted a slightley tammed tone, so thats why i sold the 5150 and bought a 5150 II. the 5150 has a tad more gain then the II. but i have been missing the ol 5150..haha

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Hey by any chance would you be willing to sell your m77?? i had one and it broke...

thx
Casey

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Hey by any chance would you be willing to sell your m77?? i had one and it broke...

thx
Casey

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That just made my day, my uncle does that too and when he set up my desktop he did everything but connect the power.

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MetalHead916 wrote on Sep 11th, 2009 at 6:33am : Dang man .. just had to stop by and say NICE COLLECTION!! I'm officially jealous haha ..

Thanks, There are not a lot of high end guitars in my collection but they are all good to great guitars never the less. Many years of collecting guitars, repairing and building them I now realize you do not have to spend big money to get a quality guitar and most inexpensive guitar can be made great with just a few mods or a set of pups.

John

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MetalHead916 wrote on Jul 21st, 2009 at 1:31pm : haha, I grabbed that Douglas from rondo. It was only $120 all together with shipping. Not that bad. I'm just too picky with messing around with my Ibanez guitars besides the basic setup. But I'm gonna mod this one to hell and back

That's not bad at all. You should paint the head stock when you get it. I was thinking of doing that once I order one. Paint it white as the Douglas logo is pretty blah!

So what mods do you plan on doing to it?

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MetalHead916 wrote on Jul 11th, 2009 at 1:11pm : Damn man, you have great gear. Almost everything on that list I wouldn't mind having And I never knew there was an RG8570 model. The 570's play like butter. The neck is shred heaven!!!

you dont have bad stuff yourself, the rg570 is so pretty. i sold my 570 just a couple of weeks ago to a friend, as a project guitar.

the 8570 is a j custom model. The neck is alot different from the 570's/1570's. But still comfy as hell to play

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*stops* HI! How are you?

I also always speak my mind : I like your profile it's got a good vibe!


Add me

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MetalHead916 wrote on Jun 25th, 2009 at 2:30pm : Hey man... I was just wondering how much you sold that Fender Metalhead for on CL? I was pricing around $375 . Just wondering how much you got it off for...

I sold it for $700 w/ the cab....first day I had it up there. I really didn't want to hang onto it so I really let it go to the first person who said they'd come get it =) It was kind of beat up though...it was gigged hard. Are you selling just the head or the whole half stack?

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No, I don't use them for my recordings. I just go directly from my Boss GT-10 to the computer. But the head can easily handle a heavy handed metal drummer, I would know as my bands drummer matches this :P
Good amp for a good price.

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Lookin good !!!!!!!!!!

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Try taking a pic of your guitar with the natual light on it, you cant really see the true color of your guitar the way it is now, but I bet it looks nice with that top.

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How´s about some gear pic´s ?

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the program is very veristile, its the focking balls basically. the help option at the top loads a page that is super helpful if you know generally what your curious about. it helped me. i also wacthed some youtube videos to help me grap it aswell.

well if you mic the snare drum near the bottom of the drum(facing the floor) that will help. the bass drum should be mic'ed on its own as well. when you finish recording the drum track, there is an equilizer effect you can use to add bass-treble to deepen or bighten the sound. There is also a studio reverb option as well to add depth.

when you go to export a finished track go to me for instructions because its confusing. i fuck it up sometimes and i know what im doing at this point haha.

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never mind i figured out how to convert the sessions into mp3s soo its pretty much the most tit program i have haha.

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its a really good program i just remastered one of my songs on it. For the usb interface i would a line 6 from musiciansfriend.com for like 70 bucks. with that you can go like this: guitar>distortion pedal/amp/mic> interface>computer(adobe) or you can go: guitar>pedal/amp/mic>mic input on your computer>computer(adobe).

the only drawback i found using adobe was every track you edit can only be sent out by burning it to a cd(that im aware of so far). i hope i can find a way around it because i can see it getting very annoying.

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alright i got it working. thanks a lot for all your help. if you need anyhelp with the program hit me up haha.

first thing you need to do is get an usb interface ( like a line 6 interface) from your mixer for the best quality.

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hey just send my the crack files through that trasfer site i think ill have it. i tried using the crack on the torrent i downloaded but it won't work. maybe im retarded? haha.

i've started to figure out how the program works though

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my laptop(i know not the most ideal system for this program) has windows XP home edition. i got the trial verson of adobe audition and it runs smoothly right now.

im thinking if i can crack the trial verson into the full one I'm good to go i believe.

if you can help me find and apply the crack from what i have on my computer(i downloaded the torrent you got your program from), i can tell you everything you need to know on how to use it.

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idk know dude. it's woerd it seems like the folder is already opened. I clicked on the text document ansmd it opens up blank( no words) the there is a MSinfo doc. and my computer says it can't open it or the file is corrupted.

I got Vuse and found a torrent for the same program but it says my OS can't run the install package. so I'm basically super confused.

if you can't help me get it with your next comment ill find another way to get it.

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