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Yea I play guitar. Got a Fender HM Strat with a shitty Vox amp.

I have been playin Guitar for nearly 20 years now. Played in some Hardcore/Metal Bands and still do: http://www.myspace.com/aengst.
Guitars:
Hamer Special (My main Guitar and Baby)
unknown Kawai Necktrough Guitar, typical early 80ies style with lots of knobs and switches
Seagull S6 Steelstring
Rig:
Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier
Dunlop Wah
Digitech Hardwire Overdrive
Way Huge Swollen Pickle Fuzz
Hughes and Kettner Tubefactor
Digitech Whammy 4
Ehx Pog
Marshall Vibratrem
Ehx Stereo Electric Misstress
Akai Headrush Delay
Line6 Dl4 Delay
Boss RV2 Reverb

My gear list won't fit....

I'll just keep my lists to guitars:

Electro/Acoustic: Tanglewood Heritage Model TW45 H B
Electric: Ibanez FR, Ibanez SV5470F, Ibanez Jem 77

There's others but they're all classical guitars or ones I've bought from second hand shops to try to salvage, there's a bass or two in there as well...

Check out my fist music vid
http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=201801

Me on guitar...

I've got a few guitars, my favorite being my Fender Baja Telecaster. Run it through a fender champ amp. Now when I play it's usually fingerpicked Kaki King'ish stuff.

Used to mostly play metal.. technical death metal and black metal.

I fucking love kaki king. I had never heard of her until i caught her live in nyc at a free show in some park. She struck me as having a bit of an ego, but with amazing music to back it up. Fucking ill open tunings on guitars, lots of effects processing, and awesome ukelele player too. Good songs..... but she spilt a water bottle all over her pedal board toward the end of the show, caused some technicals, and she finished up acoustic with ukelele songs. Really good.
Respect if you can pick like that!!

Ive been playing for about 10 years.

-fender 68 reissue strat (my baby)
-90s japanese squier jagmaster
-squier rock band midi guitar
-halo 7 string w active emg's
-some flamenco guitar from the 40's
-some japanese acoustic I got at good will for 8 bucks
Pedals: ehx big muff, ehx metal muff, boss auto wah, boss space echo, fender blender, line6 modulation pedal (forget the actual name), boss oc-1, boss ds-1, boss equalizer, boss harmonist, vox wah, dunlop crybaby wah
-marshall jcm2000 head w behringer 4x12
-fender practice amp
-i have an e-bow somewhere....

pff, reissue. i'm more interested in the flamenco

ehx pedals are boss (excuse the pun) boss pedals are ehh

-[2]DAY_- wrote:pff, reissue. i'm more interested in the flamenco

ehx pedals are boss (excuse the pun) boss pedals are ehh

True dat.

Line 6 stuff is good as well as long as you stay away from the spiders.

Ehx pedals are great sounding, but they're tempermental. Kind of fragile. I think boss makes great stuff. Maybe not as polished as ehx, but you can probably run over a boss pedal with a car and it would still work. And they much more compact. Just don't ever buy anything by digitech. Everything I've ever bought from them has broken. Except for the old stuff. Oh yeah, and the line6 spider amps... dear god. I used to have one of those. Wors sounding amp ever. They've got these really cool new amps though that are full tube modeling amps.

I played guitar on and off for about 3 years.

I'm actually gonna go sell all of my guitars back to guitar center today though

i've been playing for about 8 years on and off. play a black mexican telecaster and a yamaha electro-acoustic through a 1980's carlsbro amp. can't say i'm that interested in it anymore and i play drums a lot more often. untitled demo 3 on my soundcloud has some backwards guitar playing of mine in it

Right now I just play acoustic. I've got a Mitchell MD100S, far from top of the line but it's good enough for my level of playing. I think once I move and have more room for things I'll pick up a cheap amp and electric guitar for the hell of it, since I have some symphonic metal tracks that are currently using sampled guitars that I'm too lazy to go in and tweak to sound better.

I'm a drummer but my first instrument was a little acoustic guitar I got as a present when I was a little jit around 5. I still pick up my acoustic daily.

Also have a couple acoustics, including a 5-string bass acoustic/electric.

I have a les paul studio & a fender blues jr amp. pedal is a boss me-20. I play drums for fun in a fusion trio, it used to be once a week, but i recently moved so I'm just jamming solo.

Anyone in northern Wisconsin want to jam?

I've played for a few years. Have a Kustom amp, Ibanez guitar and a Boss pedal + an acoustic one.

The annoying thing is I can come up with good melodies and chord progressions on the guitar, but can't transfer any of it over when working with a midi keyboard. I guess it just comes down to not knowing enough theory in the end.

Anyone else have this problem?

Duffman wrote:The annoying thing is I can come up with good melodies and chord progressions on the guitar, but can't transfer any of it over when working with a midi keyboard. I guess it just comes down to not knowing enough theory in the end.

Anyone else have this problem?

Way too often ..

I played my ibanez les paul copy in my sig track

have a few pedals, and some homemade ones, including a Neovibe and Echo Base (analog-like delay).

I usually record without an amp, and direct into my mixer--> then soundcard

Duffman wrote:The annoying thing is I can come up with good melodies and chord progressions on the guitar, but can't transfer any of it over when working with a midi keyboard. I guess it just comes down to not knowing enough theory in the end.

Anyone else have this problem?

If you don't know what note you're playing, look it up on a fretboard diagram or use a tuner and just translate it one note at a time?

-[2]DAY_- wrote:I fucking love kaki king. I had never heard of her until i caught her live in nyc at a free show in some park. She struck me as having a bit of an ego, but with amazing music to back it up. Fucking ill open tunings on guitars, lots of effects processing, and awesome ukelele player too. Good songs..... but she spilt a water bottle all over her pedal board toward the end of the show, caused some technicals, and she finished up acoustic with ukelele songs. Really good.
Respect if you can pick like that!!

Hah, only the stuff she plays on her electric, really. I'm not that good at guitar.

She's a great player. A lot of people overlook her songwriting because of her technique.