----- "Q" <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Reading a bit more, May's guitar has "phase switches" to change the > way > in which the pickups are wired in relation to each other. Not > something > you can do quickly or without a soldering iron on most guitars. Oh, I thought it was on every guitar with two pickups like that when you put the selector in between you have this "phase stuff". > Well, I installed GX_Head. Give me hardware any day, although sadly my > amp is off being repaired, not that it would have helped in this > instance. > > I've fiddled around for several hours, including sort of learning the > solo. Listen at your own risk and beware, extremely crappy playing > ahead! It's not even necessarily all the right notes, let alone in the > correct order. This is about the nearest I can be bothered getting, > both > note wise and tonally. It's played on three different guitars with > different pickup configurations: > > www.quirq.ukfsn.org/BoRap.ogg I would say I prefer the second guitar. What is it? And what are the others? How do you record? what soundcard/preamp/amp? > This is your file played through the same Guitarix setup: > > www.quirq.ukfsn.org/Clear_GXH.ogg > > I don't know whether this is close enough to the sound you're after. > If it's anywhere near, I can let you have the settings. It is! Send the settings! :-) Thanks for your help, I will make a wonderful solo for my first production and post a link on the list if the lyrics are not too, well, not too. :-) I need to finish this "analog virtual drum" first. And then on for some music. Thanks! CÃdric _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/listinfo/linux-audio-user
