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Yeah everybody get togheter and think of something. Ask your grandmother and your friends and we'll come up with something.
Support the cheapo's, for they are the die hards of stubbornness and the only one's who come close to anti- capitalismo's. And for they will someday bring salvation to y'all (if it don't cost too much)
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Hello
I live in hasselt and work in maastricht. Anybody also musician from the Limburgs or nearby? Could be just to get to know some people, or for playing togheter or just to do some recording... Anything from bongo's to saxophone, please contact me if you don't mind talking about it... I play guitar
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Hello
I live in hasselt and work in maastricht. Anybody also musician from the Limburgs or nearby? Could be just to get to know some people, or for playing togheter or just to do some recording... Anything from bongo's to saxophone, please contact me if you don't mind talking about it... I play guitar
Joris
I see ... Thanks for the tip, but I'm not going to pay for the drum loops. Has anyone already bought some of it? :-) I'm a cheap ass, I'm sorry. I think it's really good though. Are there more cheap ass people like me who have cracked versions of some kind or know a way to keep it very cheap. I have an E-drum, but I can't play that well. Anyone who does and who lives nearby? Maybe I too can be of somle assistance to someone?
I live in belgium, hasselt. If neccesary I can take my car and come to you, except if you live in Germany, I cannot go there the first 5 years. God I miss Burgerking and music store :-)
I would say what you need is either just an acoustic guitar and your voice, or a digitech GNX4 or something alike. You can loop your stuff with it and you have a drumcomputer built in...
Hello fellow musicians
Is there any way I can get recorded drums or drumloops that have a little variation or are easy to variate (talking about the loops)?
Like a website you can download 'em from or someone who records them at home and can live with the idea that I use them to jam on?
I'm getting bored of the loops available to me (programmed in my GNX4 recording device when I bought it)
I know there are other drumloops I can program in my GNX4 via some website but I'm not so good with computers and my GNX4 (witch is the greatest) doesn't get along so well with my computer either...
If you are bored you can always check www.myspace.com/rustycooly to hear some of my s***. Feel free to comment
sometimes it is cool to play heavy metal on acoustic guitar... sometimes...
good finger excercise :-)
khazm wrote:A name doesn't really matter just so long as you know how to right songs.
But if you can "left" songs, then you're a pro.
wright on!
If you call your band 'cancelled' or 'surprise act' everybody will be surprised when you start off
But that's just a stupid joke
I once had a punk band called 'could be worse' but to be honest... it couldn't be worse
But what's in a name, you'll get a name... concentrate on the music
Thanx
But, it's just a 6-string guitar with some sound shaping done to sound like a bass. If money wasn't an issue, I would have both fretted and fretless bass...
When I make a song or a riff, I first record it, listen to it and then I name it after the way it makes me feel or what it reminds me of.
One song, called 'aint gonna work today' is a great tune for hanging around, doing nothing, calling in sick at work...
check it... www.myspace.com/rustycooly
I am looking for people that are into music, not important where you are from
What is important? I don't know
Why am I looking for people? Don't know either, I think for exchanging music and looking for like- minded musicians
If you want you can check out some of my own music @
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But don't expect too much, it's the first round of recordings I did at home, by myself, to keep it simple it's mostly loops,... but you can check it out.... I'd be very pleased...
Be sure to listen to 'open the gates' and 'monsterjam' if you like the heavy s***
For the softies I recommend ... 'dream of a woman'
If you are more into funk, try 'aint gonna work today' but maybe pay attention to the very primitive basssound that just wants to try and do something to your speakers.... like I said... I'm still learning, I can need some help and by the way I'm a guitar player and it all started when I bought the Digitech GNX4... It's the best friend you can ever buy...
So what do you do after you read this load of crap? You got a choice here...
1. Go to store and buy Digitech GNX4
2. Check out www.myspace.com/rustycooly
3. Talk some crap back to me
4. Regret not choosing any of the above for the rest of your life
**edited by Moderator**(1/30/09 app9:30am EST)
that may be so, but saying poems are not songs is kinda heavy... Bob Dylan prooves you wrong
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