I've been enjoying your pickin' productions on Gunblast. Are you using a puter program and an interface for your over-dubbing?

JLF

...Digital Multitrack Recorder. Very slick machine, basically a 16-track HDD studio. It has effects loops and such, but thus far I haven't used them, other than a bit of reverb. I mix onboard & export via USB.

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Since I'm using the Variax, I'll use a puter interface from the amp, and a program like "Rifworks" for loops, overdubbing, and mixing. I can lay down a 12 string bottom, or some such with the Variax, and then switch it to one of the other guitars for lead tracks. Then throw in a little slide work on a National switched to open D tuning. I have no idea how well any of this will actually work, I'm still waiting to pick up the interface.

JLF

...for a Variax. Never had one in my hands but those things seem to be amazing!

So far, it's a doozie. Of course, if it wasn't a clone of a red sunburst Les Paul, I would never have noticed it.:) Since I'm not in any sort of band, it works out. I did play with some ol' boys who all had accoustics. I switched to an accoustic model, and they all seemed satisfied and impressed. But I expect it to really shine with this recording stuff, where I can mix and match what works together. We shall see.

JLF

I can see it happening. All it takes is one original member, and dat's you.

I'm now in a place where such possibilties could occur. That weren't the case in poor dead little G-ville.

JLF

And play it on the cool SK guitar!!!

...got me a Gallagher 71 Special yesterday!

http://gallagherguitar.com/71special.html

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