Guitar Messages by Jim Heidinger
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Jim Heidinger (8553)
Equipment Forum ·
14 Hits ·
3/15/2008 11:35 AM
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Jim Heidinger (8553)
Equipment Forum ·
16 Hits ·
3/15/2008 11:33 AM
Not sure this will work...
Replace cowbell with Buzz Feiten:
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Jim Heidinger (8553)
Equipment Forum ·
6 Hits ·
3/14/2008 10:20 PM
I think your name would look great on there! ;)
Jim
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Jim Heidinger (8553)
Equipment Forum ·
12 Hits ·
3/14/2008 10:19 PM
Great points made, David. There can certainly be a place for these kinds of sounds. The Stones always seemed to have that drunken out of tune sound in their playing too that made it sound so cool. Bill Frisell is a master at dealing with the s...(more)
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Jim Heidinger (8553)
Equipment Forum ·
11 Hits ·
3/14/2008 1:20 PM
After market is not such a bad idea. Guitar margins on lower models may be so slim that to implement the BF system would possibly cause problems in either pricing or margin decisions for the manufacturer.
Since I have used the same string ga...(more)
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Jim Heidinger (8553)
Equipment Forum ·
8 Hits ·
3/14/2008 11:02 AM
At least you can say you are on the list! ;)
Jim
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Jim Heidinger (8553)
Equipment Forum ·
12 Hits ·
3/13/2008 7:33 PM
Think of it this way. Next time someone googles anyone on that list, our names will pop up on one of the search pages. Nothing like gorilla marketing. ;)
Jim
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Jim Heidinger (8553)
Equipment Forum ·
6 Hits ·
3/13/2008 5:40 PM
<i>It's my understanding that the note of the treble register then become more in tune with the upper harmonics of lower notes, so the fundamental tones may not be perfectly in tune, but the overall effect is more consonant.</i>
Yes, it is perf...(more)
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Jim Heidinger (8553)
Equipment Forum ·
11 Hits ·
3/13/2008 1:16 PM
I kind of like the fact that it is not on all guitars. ;)
Just wait until you play with someone without it. They will immediately know that there is something wrong with their guitar. Then you can tell them your little secret...
Jim
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Jim Heidinger (8553)
Equipment Forum ·
9 Hits ·
3/12/2008 9:53 PM
Hey Bill,
I have not tried any multi since it is usually just me on the tracks. But, I did have a DAW computer built for me, a Q6600 quad overclocked to 3000 mHz which is an awesome setup. Jim Roseberry made it for me from www.studiocat.com
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Jim Heidinger (8553)
Equipment Forum ·
11 Hits ·
3/12/2008 8:47 PM
In that case you would use the line inputs. For example if you tested the mic through the unit without the mixer and was happy, then no need for the mixer.
But since you have the ability to adjust eq in your mixer but not on the interface an...(more)
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Jim Heidinger (8553)
Building/Repair Forum ·
15 Hits ·
3/12/2008 5:55 PM
I'd go play on the necks you are interested in before making a decision. Maybe you have, but that would be a big change.
Good luck.
Jim
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Jim Heidinger (8553)
Equipment Forum ·
10 Hits ·
3/12/2008 10:52 AM
The preamp is great as far as audio to digital conversion. That usually is key. But remember, this is pretty much like a line-in device as are all similar products. You may need a nice mixer for eq and other elements unless you plan to do the...(more)
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Jim Heidinger (8553)
Equipment Forum ·
7 Hits ·
3/11/2008 11:52 PM
Shad, I have the firepod aka FP10. I'm very happy with it. If you have a bit more $$ to spend the Firestudio may be a better unit. Check the stats between the two.
One thing I did was to create a clean partition of winxp which has absolutel...(more)
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Jim Heidinger (8553)
Instructional Forum ·
26 Hits ·
3/10/2008 11:09 PM
Hey Carl,
You are probably going to hate this suggestion, but what I would do if I had difficulty hearing a harmony part is to start writing down the solo, the underlying chords and just take it one note at a time until you begin to chart a cou...(more)
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Jim Heidinger (8553)
Instructional Forum ·
26 Hits ·
3/9/2008 11:26 PM
FWIW, I use Sonar. I have for years. I'm very happy with the performance and where Cakewalk has taken the software in recent years.
By now I have so much to work with, I'm overloaded. But I know it is something I can grow into for years to c...(more)
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Jim Heidinger (8553)
Equipment Forum ·
8 Hits ·
3/4/2008 12:25 AM
Wish I could be there to watch the expression on your face! :) It will be a completely different guitar. You are going to love your new sounds.
Jim
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Jim Heidinger (8553)
Equipment Forum ·
18 Hits ·
3/3/2008 10:23 PM
I was about as excited as you to hear about how it all turned out! Well, something to look forward to on Wednesday... ;)
Jim
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Jim Heidinger (8553)
Announcements Forum ·
29 Hits ·
3/2/2008 10:45 AM
Hi Chris,
Can't wait to hear you on this with your BF tuning system! :)
Jim
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Jim Heidinger (8553)
Announcements Forum ·
24 Hits ·
2/29/2008 1:15 AM
That was great, Kevin! You were really ripping there at the end!!! Sweet!
For anyone that wants to jam on the BT, here it is:
<a href="http://jimheidinger.com/music/backings/BluesDream.mp3">BluesDream.mp3</a>
Be great to hear some more jamm...(more)
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