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My pedal board. i like it.
Ernie Ball Volume Jr. > Zoom Ultra Fuzz > Little Big Muff > Proco Rat Classic > EHX Sovtek Small Stone > EHX Wiggler > Crybaby Classic > EHX Polychorus > Ibanez TS-9 > Digitech Digiverb > Arion Sad-3 Analog Delay > Boss DD-20
L to R: DOD Stereo Phaser, Boss Noise Gate, Digitech BP-50, EH Deluxe Memory Man (Anne's) EH NYC Big Muff Pi, Boss Tremolo, Voodoo Labs Spakle Drive (Anne's), 72' Tele Deluxe Reissue (Anne's)
today they play vs. Uruguay - FIFA soccer world cup 2010 South Africa; so I performed "Minor Frizz" hoping that will send some energy to win that game :-)
good ol'Zoom 9002 Pro with foot controller, Digitech Hyper Phase & of course, Morley Bad Horsie to power Mark Wood's tonal palette.
Right side of my guitar pedal board. Two Digitech pedals, the Bad Monkey (tube overdrive) and the Hot Head (distortion), as well as a Dunlop Crybaby Classic wah pedal. The Monkey emulates the likes of Tube Screamers (cool bluesy tone) and the Hot Head is some truly epic hard rock distortion. The Crybaby is a Crybaby, what more can be said?
What I'm running now on my pedalboard.
Signal path is as follows:
Morpheus Droptune, Boss TU-2, Digitech EX-7, MXR Dyna Comp, Fulltone OCD, Boss DD-20, Modtone Tremolo, Digitech Digiverb, Rocktron Hush, Vox AC30c2x
Newly constructed pedalboard. Featured are (in order) a Toadworks Mr. Squishy, V-Stack Classic, Boss FZ-3, ZVex Vexter Fuzz Factory, Digitech PDS-2000, and a Line 6 DL-4.
this is my Gypsy version of that old blues - dedicated to Flickr member Geoff Quinn; I added a mirror to visualize my double playback method: at first I play the rhythm guitar chords; secondly I try to create some melody lines; equipment: JamMan LOOP by DigiTech, Utah
Clockwise from d'jembe (green bongoy thing on left):
D'jembe
Ukelele
Above uke: Nash (Acoustic guitar tuned to Nashville tuning - requires a whole different string set so I have a dedicated axe for it)
Reggie (7-string, an Ibanaz RG series...RG..Reggie...YAH!)
Black one below Reggie: KH2 (It's the model name. Kirk Hammett [Metallica lead guitarist] signature series). The only floating tremolo/Floyd Rose (knockoff, actually) in my collection and probably the only one I'll ever buy again beacause breaking strings makes me very sad. And changing this guitar's strings the way I do it - full service tuneup - can be an afternoon or a weekend job.
Hidden a bit in the back (but the headstock is visible) : Bass guitar, Ibanez SDGR
Greenish horn under KH2: Viper (model of guitar [Viper 100 to be exact] named after the strap I got to match the guitar, which is snakey skin, and because she bites)
In frnot of that: Yang: My Ibanez Dreadnought acoustic. Name is from the strap again (Yin Yangs)
Shiny plated resonator guitar to the left: Brownsville girl (Says "Brownsville" on the headstock and she's very obviously a she)
To her left, Whitey, a 9 dollar Ebay gutiar I use for painting experiments. In this case... This is why you don't trust whitey. Cheap nylon string classical guitars.
To Whitey's Right: The horrorshow, another cheaply made classical guitar (also nylon string too). Neither of these hold a tune. This was a gift and I keep it because it's HIDEOUS so naturally I love it
Not pictured: My keyboard, which I barely know how to play
My recorder I barely know how to play
My amp, a Marshall 100DFX
Other amps: Two practice amps
My pedal, a Digitech GNX4. Go ahead ... Google it. Yeah, it's complicated ! I don't know how to use it after 7 years!
Other pedals: Digitech death metal petal, Crybaby original Wah, Array of Danelctro pedals [real cheap, don't sound bad, sound lousy if daisy chained]
PICTURED!
-My home made guitar rack. PVC. You'd never be able to tell, huh!?
This, is Jerry. We met 41 days ago at Washington Business Week. We were both part of Company D (Digitech!), and over the course of that week...we became really good friends :) On the last day of camp, after the awards banquet, we went around taking pictures instead of going to the dance and this was one of the ones I took of him. Pretty swag right? Haha :) But sorry ladies, he's taken, by a girl who wears the same bracelet as he is wearing on his left wrist in this picture :P
What I'm running now on my pedalboard.
Signal path is as follows:
Morpheus Droptune, Boss TU-2, Digitech EX-7, MXR Dyna Comp, Fulltone OCD, Boss DD-20, Modtone Tremolo, Digitech Digiverb, Rocktron Hush, Vox AC30c2x
i must say, it's hard to think of what you're going to take a picture of when you don't really do something memorable for the day. i mean, i play guitar everyday, so it's hardly unique or something to write about, but its something i did today. my guitar is becoming something i depend on everyday, especially recently, because it is one of the only ways i can truly express feelings, and of course, it is a creative outlet. songs reflect how people feel, and my music, as of lately, is mixed emotions. some of it is depressing, while at other times it's filled with confidence. of course, there's always the music that brings back memories, mostly the good ones, to recall the highlights of my life, most of which are gone now because of my own stupid mistakes. oh, life.
shot with a canon speedlite 430 ex ii, -2 exposure bias
- woke up at noon (as per usual these days)
- ate a quick breakfast
- went to my grandma's to shovel
- had a nice conversation with her, for about an hour or two, about life in general
- came home and recorded a little acoustic guitar (which i didn't save)
- shot this, edited, and posted it
- ate dinner
- went to Looney Tunes and got Raise the Dead on vinyl!
- got some checkers, after being picked up by my friend from school
- hung with some friends and played Guess Who?
- ate half a bag of totino's (by myself)
Troquei o Boss CS-3 pelo Boss CS-2.
Entrou o Boss NS-2 e o
Musket Fuzz (Pink Floyd custom art) clone
feito pelo Darta Effects.
This is the set up I use onstage and sometimes to record, it's designed to do both. Mac Powerbook 17" with OSX Lion, Ableton Live, KMI Softstep Foot Controller, Digitech Vocalist Workstation XT, Korg ER-1 Electribe drum machine, iPad 2 running various apps including TouchOSC Live Control and TouchAble for control of Albeton, Animoog, iElectribe, Amplitube, Bassline, SpinPhony, Tenori-On aka TNR-i, Polychord and many more! Silvertone elec guitar run through a Mesa Boogie Combo (Mark II prototype formerly owned by Lou Reed)
Compressor + Swollen Pickle + Delay + PRS Santana SE = Sensual Buzziness
The EpiStudio: You Really Got Me
First attempt at recording directly from amp to computer, with no additional processing. The drum track and delay comes from the Digitech pedal. I think it came out pretty nicely (the sound quality, not necessarily the playing). I plan to use this approach to document specific equipment setups with the tone for future reference.