This is Jason Isbell and his touring band, The 400 Unit, performing “Goddamn Lonely Love” (written by Isbell, recorded with Drive-By Truckers). It was recorded live at the Memorial Union Terrace in Madison, Wisconsin, July 27, 2007.
The band is: Jason Isbell (guitar, vocals), Browan Lollar (guitar, harmony vocals), Jimbo Hart (bass), Derry DeBorja (keyboard), Ryan Tillery (drums).
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Demonstration of the DNA Purplephase effect pedals. Made in Japan. Handbuilt boutique unit.
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Richard Paul Clark; original composition; F Dorian, G Dorian; Easy Modal Rock; Nylon string classical guitar; Les Paul Custom Epiphone electric guitar; Fender Rhodes electric piano; Tama Export Series drums for stereo playback; type &fmt=18 to the above URL and hit enter
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This is my review and overview of the Schecter C-1 Exotic electric guitar. My other gear includes a Marshall AVT20 combo amp and a Line 6 Pod XT Live multi-effects unit.
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A sample of what the zoom can do. NOT my playing ability. I’m still only learning
if you have a g2.1u (or just g2) go to this site it has lots of patches
http://manualsite.haax.se/index.php?unit=G2
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This is a follow-up to my previous Toccata version played on my Axon AX100 guitar synth.
Some of the commenters on the Toccata video asked me to do a guitar version without the synth organ sound, so here it is. Instead I’m using a pretty rare device this time; the Roland GR-100 Electronic Guitar, which is a “hexaphonic fuzz” unit that is controlled from my Roland G-505 “synth controller” guitar. It creates a soft “fuzz”-type overdrive, but it’s hexaphonic, so you can play any chord and hear all the notes clearly, unlike a regular fuzz/overdrive pedal. This was one of Roland’s early GR series of “guitar synth” units that came out in the early 80’s I think (pre-midi), but unlike the other Roland GR products this isn’t really a synth, it’s more like 6 fuzz pedals in one.. It’s a fully analog guitar signal, but it uses the guitar’s built-in hexaphonic pickup instead of the regular pickups. The GR-100 unit also has built-in Filter, Vibrato and Chorus effects, but I’m not using these here. The “hex. fuzz”is controlled from the Roland G-505 guitar’s built-in controls and switches.
Although the built-in hex. pickup on my Roland guitar basically is the same type as Roland’s current GK pickups, it’s not compatible with current guitar synths because of the different type of connectors. The Roland G-505 uses a large 24-pin connector that was discontinued years ago, but today Roland and Axon synth guitar systems uses a much more convenient 13-pin connector. So that’s why I also have an additional Roland GK-3 pickup mounted on my Roland guitar.
Other pedals used: Ibanez Tube King pedal with gain on “0″ just to warm up the sound a bit, an Electro-Harmonix Micro POG adding both an octave up and an octave down, Exar Compressor, Boss RV-5 reverb, Boss DD-6 Dig.Delay, Boss PS-5 Super Shifter and a Palmer “The Junction” DI Box.
www.ketilstrand.com
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My version of Steve’s awesome track played on a Limited Edition Ibanez Satriani Crystal Planet guitar, plugged into an M-Audio Blackbox guitar processor, Boss DS-1, etc…
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Roland Guitar Effect
http://www.brianspdr.com/rapidfire.html
me playing the above