Topic: The Awesome Power of Rockets - Stuff I done did do.

[T.A.P.O.R.]

Just a demo I knocked up last night.
Excuse the dodgy playing, this was just a bit of country styled improv.

http://soundcloud.com/theawesomepowerofrockets/gold-tone-pb-gre-slimline

[Straws Pulled At Random]

Those dinosaurs are going to try and eat the helicopter pilot inside that helicopter.

[T.A.P.O.R.]

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[vespine]

microkorg.

me=gearjunky:)

nice pics.

[T.A.P.O.R.]

microkorg.

me=gearjunky:)

nice pics.

Gear junkie?

Have you looked at my blog?
I have a problem.

[vespine]

Ha, yeah i had actually looked at your blog back in april, didn't register when i read this thread:) You definitely win the gear war, very nice blog. I'm a fellow Melbournian too...

[T.A.P.O.R.]

Ha, yeah i had actually looked at your blog back in april, didn't register when i read this thread:) You definitely win the gear war, very nice blog. I'm a fellow Melbournian too...

I know some synth nerds who are way worse than me.
The buying and selling boggles the mind!

[T.A.P.O.R.]

Added a new demo to my blog

http://theawesomepowerofrockets.blogspot.com/p/equipment-sound-examples.html

[Jeremy's Sea]

I got the Holga lens for out Canon T2i, it's pretty fun with the filter set!

I had an AN1X that I just gave away to a guy here in LA that's a total synth head. I went virtual with synths years ago due to time, space and $$ constraints (plus I use them as textures now anyway more than featured instruments). I have managed to get some keyboard/synth guys to geek out over some really cheap virtual synth and organ sounds I have manipulated, so it works well for me, though what I wouldn't give for a small warehouse space and a ton of Moog, Juno, Prophecy, etc...

[T.A.P.O.R.]

I got the Holga lens for out Canon T2i, it's pretty fun with the filter set!

I had an AN1X that I just gave away to a guy here in LA that's a total synth head. I went virtual with synths years ago due to time, space and $$ constraints (plus I use them as textures now anyway more than featured instruments). I have managed to get some keyboard/synth guys to geek out over some really cheap virtual synth and organ sounds I have manipulated, so it works well for me, though what I wouldn't give for a small warehouse space and a ton of Moog, Juno, Prophecy, etc...

That old "it's how you use it" really does wonders.
I only have a couple of synths now, and they mostly just gather dust.
No time to play, or space to set them up.

[T.A.P.O.R.]

Kinda arty... designing practical products.
My prototype scratch plates.





http://theawesomepowerofrockets.blogspot.com/2011/11/diy-scratch-plates.html

[Jeremy's Sea]

I like the new SG pick plate design! I was thinking how cool it would be to make a wood plate. Then I considered aging and moisture for a second and realized what a mess they'd be as the wood changed... doh!

I have an 80 something Fender Fretless Jazz Bass Special (a 60s something reissue) that someone slapped an old 51 P Bass pickguard on. It's the right idea but the dimensions are funky. I keep meaning to get a proper pickguard for it. The back is hilarious because it clearly belonged to a Country Western dude who gigged a lot as the belt buckle rash on the back is HUGE!
I'm not as DIY savvy as you are or I'd probably try to refinish the bass myself.

[T.A.P.O.R.]

Thanks Jeremy.

The hummingbird and Sg will be plastic plates, but I'll leave the lap steel as is, maybe with a lick of paint.
The ply I've used is a bit too thick to be practical for the regular guitars.

SG will be cream with a mint green plate

Though painting in my place is difficult as it's all done outside.
Dust and feathers drift from the sky!

[Jeremy's Sea]

Cream with Mint Green will be proper! Be sure to post some post pics!

[pandamonium]

This is a fantastic pic. /jealous