Posts by mattlocked

Hi guys,

I wonder if any of you have tried to replicate Warren Haynes' sound?, I mean that rich fat Les Paul tone with lots of sustain and the bright biting sound he gets from his non reverse firebirds...

Here are two samples of the kind of sounds I'm trying to replicate:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOz3Th3ugLQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMxG90vP-aU

I know he uses mostly modded Soldanos and also a Diaz, I've tried some Soldano rigs but it's not quite there...

By the way I'm using a Warren Haynes Signature Les Paul, so guitar wise it should be pretty close.

Thanks for any ideas and advice.

Matt.

Thank you so much!! Have the best of Christmas!!

Great, I was looking forward to this. The first clip sounds good, pretty accurate IMO. Any chance you'll be doing a Jimi Hendrix Tone Match set in the near future?.

Merry Christmas!!!

Great, what profiles are you using? We cover this song ourselves and never was fully satisfied with my rigs for this purpose.

Greetings!

What an awesome guitarist is Mr. Lukather. It is reassuring to see such discerning guitarists jump on the KPA train.

Quote from Ingolf

cork sniffers

Loved the cork sniffers simile..... there are snobs and hipsters in all wallks of life.

If it sounds good, then it's good, it boils down to it IMHO.

I'll try the profiles this evening...

Thanks for pointing this out!.

M.

Hi,

Have you assigned midi channels to your rigs?.

You're right. setting changed, mailbox is open! Thanks a lot!

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Yea I know but they look cool.

I'd be interested in one of these too! The rythm guitar player of my former band was a Tokai freak and I have to admit they're amazing instruments for the money.

That's interesting. I wonder if when they launched the DXR range they had in mind this particular application, and how successful it would be, particularly the DXR10, among the KPA community. They sure had a bump in sales thanks to the members of this community. Don't know about the fractal camp, but I guess it's equally suited to be used with the Axe as well.

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What I don't get is what is the tampon to the right for?....

Awesome! Thanks for sharing. This holiday I may devote a few hours to expanding my switching options

Mine is active too

Accepting suggestions or links to save some time...

Bienvenido compañero!!!

Make yourself at home !!

It shouldn't be too difficult to split the PROM Socket on the FCB Board into two different sockets for two Prom Chips and install an A/B selector somewhere on the front of FCB, this would give the best of both worlds for users who want to use the FCB with other gear, as the Uno4kemper limits this possibility and the Eurekaprom has some nice new features.

Will try this if I find the time....

Exciting times for the gigging musician. Convenience at its peak!!!

I used Chrome to watch it and it played fine. Just tried from my iphone an also plays correctly. Try other browser.

Good luck! you can't miss this gem!

I'm watching it right now... Wow!! I have a slow friday morning at the office and I'm sipping a cup of coffee enjoying myself with this gem.... I'm definitely getting this on DVD (Blu ray would be overkill... ultra low-def footage here

Thanks again for sharing this!!!

Looks like a very well thought product. I like the ability to test-drive effects prior to purchasing them. Wireless transfer of effects is also great.

How much did you pay for it?.

Thank you so much for posting this link!! I was really looking forward to watching it.

I so agree with you on this one. He was indeed beyond words, bordering in the supernatural. As I like to put it, gods made love, and a magic boy, a Voodoo Chile was born, opening the gates of heaven and hell for us mortals, deprived of his divine grace.

Many great players came afterwards, but the giant leap he took from where electric guitar was standing has yet to be equaled.
I have enormous respect for people like Gilbert, Petrucci, Vai, Govan, .... you name it, but what Jimi did was just unnatural: the subtlety and the nuances of his playing, that always unexpected something in his note choice and phrasing that knocks you out even if it's the 100th time you listen to that song.

I'm out of words to praise his greatness. All I can say is that unfortunately me and my missus cannot have children, but what wouldn't I have given in life to have a son with whom to share my love and respect for Jimi's legacy from an early age.