Hi y'all

[bruno]

Studio pix






Guitars




Music Man Luke American around 2000
PRS CE24 - early one, American around 2000
Fender Squire JV Strat -1982 (based on 59 strat)
Vintage Lemon Drop (Peter Green LP copy - new)
Ibanez RG550 Ltd - wizard neck, pointy headstock, 1995 ish
Squire Telecaster - probably 10 years old

Brook Taw
Brook Tavy
Applause Roadback - mid 90's

Vintage Fretless Bass
Musicman Sterling Bass

Kemper Profiling Amp - every amp under the sun!!!

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Hi,
New to this forum. A bit of a gear junkie - have been recording for a while on my trusty Boss. Got many songs to post. don't sing myself, but enjoy speed writing, so I set myself an afternoon or evening - and see what comes, warts an all. Stops the music getting too stale, so an interesting approach. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.

Here's one I prepared earlier :-)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_Y7lyLh2CQ

B.

[Hook]

Hey Bruno, Welcome! Listening to "Full Tilt Luke" right now, it seriously rocks, very cool!
Rock On!

[bruno]

@Hook - thanks for your comments. Newbie to this site - although been playing/recording for more years than I care to admit. Plenty of tracks to listen to, and lots of discussions on my favourite subject - music. Looking forward to making lots of new friends!
B.

[phantasm777]

welcome bruno. what instruments do you play?

[bruno]

Hi phantasm777
Main instrument is electric guitar, although I played the (classical) violin from an early age. Although I don't play the fiddle much these days. I also play the bass badly and some piano/keys to a limited extent.

[64Guitars]

have been recording for a while on my trusty Boss.

Which one? You might want to add an icon of your Boss recorder to your signature as many other members have done. Here's how:

https://songcrafters.org/community/index.php?topic=3609.msg103724#msg103724

[SteveB]

Hi, Bruno, have just listened to your Pink Floydish offering, sh*t, that's good!!
You're a star already. I wouldn't be too concerned about having a go at singing,
a lot of people do, and it works wonders for the confidence. Welcome.

[bruno]

Thanks for the comment Steve - I think I might want to sing, however I don't know if I can play and sing at the same time - and Jeez, trying to remember lyric - forget it. Nah, I'll leave the singing to my daughter, its far easier :-)

[64Guitars]

I think I might want to sing, however I don't know if I can play and sing at the same time

With a multitrack recorder like the BR-1600, you don't have to. Just record your guitar tracks first, then record your vocal to a separate track. Go on... give it a try! 

[bruno]

I think I might want to sing, however I don't know if I can play and sing at the same time

With a multitrack recorder like the BR-1600, you don't have to. Just record your guitar tracks first, then record your vocal to a separate track. Go on... give it a try!  

Damit - that was a good excuse to duck the question - the real reason is that Mrs B and Mazz would have a fit of the giggles, and I'd end up in a coughing fit - now that wouldn't be very rock n roll :-)

I did the "uh-haa" is said named track - that's a step in the right direction (actually made me laugh, but needed to be done!)

Actually the BR1600 does have a Vox toolbox, with built in auto tune and harmonies by Cyderdyne - which is kinda interesting in a kinda doesn't really work kind of way after spending hours programming in the chords!