I always loved the look of basses! I saw someone playing one once outside in Centennial Square a couple months ago. I imagine it didn't like the cold weather much.
Can't wait to see what else gets posted! I'm really curious to see.
No they don't like cold or hot/humid weather! I've had one nearly destroyed by too much parking lot picking in the humid Georgia weather.
A custom, built to my specifications, 12-string acoustic with a Gibson looking headstock. Built in 1972 in a Taiwan family owned and run guitar factory. The guitar and hard shell case cost $88 US. I also had an electric bass (Fender Jazz copy) and a six string acoustic (Martin D-28 copy). I sold the six string and electric bass but still have the 12 string.
$88 and if made right I bet it sounds like a million after these years!
The one on the left is a 1974 Hardtail Strat. I am the original owner and it is the first good guitar I ever owned. I played many, many gigs with this guitar. It's actually considered a vintage instrument at this point. I use it on some songs, sounds quite a bit different than my other guitars.
In the middle is a 2004 50th anniversary Strat deluxe. I also turned 50 in 2004, and my wife bought it for me for my birthday, total surprise. Very versatile guitar, it has the S1 switching system that doubles the amount of tonal possibilities, and this is the strat used on most of my songs.
On the right is a strat I built myself a year ago mostly using parts I got from Warmoth. It is also a hardtail (no vibrato bridge) and has high output lace sensor pickups. I use it on the blues/rock songs we do.
Nice stable there. Ain't it weird to be the original owner of anything now considered antique, vintage or collectible!
The one on the left is a 1974 Hardtail Strat. I am the original owner and it is the first good guitar I ever owned. I played many, many gigs with this guitar. It's actually considered a vintage instrument at this point. I use it on some songs, sounds quite a bit different than my other guitars.
In the middle is a 2004 50th anniversary Strat deluxe. I also turned 50 in 2004, and my wife bought it for me for my birthday, total surprise. Very versatile guitar, it has the S1 switching system that doubles the amount of tonal possibilities, and this is the strat used on most of my songs.
On the right is a strat I built myself a year ago mostly using parts I got from Warmoth. It is also a hardtail (no vibrato bridge) and has high output lace sensor pickups. I use it on the blues/rock songs we do.√
Nice stable there. Ain't it weird to be the original owner of anything now considered antique, vintage or collectable!
Bud
Yes, big time!
I was only 20 when I bought it back in '74. I suppose I am now also considered to be antique! Maybe also vintage. Probably not collectible
I was only 20 when I bought it back in '74. I suppose I am now also considered to be antique! Maybe also vintage. Probably not collectible [/quote]
Maybe I'll post a shot of it and Janice's other old Martin...I bought a Martin employee made D-35 around 1970. They were allowed at the time to make one guitar a year for themselves. I'm sure it's now collectible!
Willie Nelson / Lady Nelson Ventura 500. Classical. 70s', Japanese made. Supposedly was some business venture of musician Willie Nelson. Not sure. Parlor style. Sounds pretty big and tone is very nice for a small size guitar.
Windows 10 (64bit) M-Audio Fast Track Pro, Band in a Box 2024, Cubase 13, Cakewalk and far too many VST plugins that I probably don't need or will ever use
Here are my babies a Tele I've had for almost 50 years and a Maton CW80 from about the same era. I Also had a Precision Bass and a Rickenbaker 12 String Electric plus a Bolero Banjo but these I left with my daughter when I moved into a retirement unit.
User Video: Next-Level AI Music Editing with ACE Studio and Band-in-a-Box®
The Bob Doyle Media YouTube channel is known for demonstrating how you can creatively incorporate AI into your projects - from your song projects to avatar building to face swapping, and more!
His latest video, Next-Level AI Music Editing with ACE Studio and Band-in-a-Box, he explains in detail how you can use the Melodist feature in Band-in-a-Box with ACE Studio. Follow along as he goes from "nothing" to "something" with his Band-in-a-Box MIDI Melodist track, using ACE Studio to turn it into a vocal track (or tracks, you'll see) by adding lyrics for those notes that will trigger some amazing AI vocals!
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