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rokeros

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  1. I say go for the exotic woods, buy more wood from durawoods and make a laminates galore guitar like an alembic. And then also make a multi-piece neck with the sorbera's "S" inlayed with abalone in the middle of the neck on the contour side of the neck (not the fretboard)...lol...sweet...

    Oh did I mention try making this guitar an electric/acoustic just like the Tom Anderson Atom/Crowdster models? That'll be a challenge...

  2. I am yet agin very impressed. The shapes are starting to grow on me and the finish is not far from reaching my "WOW" factor. Chrome covers will destroy everything. Maple matching maple pickup covers? Too late?

    Well one thing I dislike about the guitar is how the grains of the bookmatch doesn't seem to line up on top part of the body..

    But overall, keep up the good work

  3. lol this thread is mainly for fun and interest. Likely not going to happen, but would like to see other people's thoughts. I thought it could be a nice retiring hobbie for some people. But a few thousands is a great deal for an 88r worth several million.

    Btw, you know its actually very scary cos I was looking at that very picture before opening this thread to look for updates...hmmm...stalker....stealing ip addresses...guess not.

  4. This is probrably quite far fetched from guitar building but is still music. I was wondering for those techheads on the forum building amps and preamps and the lot, I wondered if its possible to build recording mixers. For those who want more detail, I want to one day replicate a neve 88r.

  5. I like tracktion 2 also after looking at it. But I see that the reason all you guys like it is really because of the many built in plugins supplied fo free. Though they are good, most of the plugins are not my cup of tea. Here is a list down of the mackie supplied vst's and the ones professionals use:

    Amplitube LE (sucks 4 its price)

    sample tank (not bad).... LE (better save up)

    RMIV (not realistic)

    the rest...haven't tried, but with names like cheese machine....I might be a bit sceptic.

    Ok here are better alternatives for the above software:

    Guitar Rig 2 or Amplitube 2 (better than LE) though line6 still do well

    Spectrasonics Atmpsphere

    Spectrasonics stylus RMX

    Spectrasonics Triology

    (All spectrasonics plugins are great with over 10GB of samples compared with sampletank's 250mb)

    EDIT: oh yea propellerhead reason is swell too.

  6. Depends on what you want, features in ProTools are vast, but are you up for the complicity of the software? Expense?

    I personally use Ableton Live 5 on my PC, but I know many studio recording artists, and those with macs (almost all) will choose to use Logic Pro.

  7. I likethe factory fridays, very unique and informative. However, about only 1% of the luthiers move on to that level I guess then its quite interesting to see how people make guitars on the double. Compared with fender and PRS, I must say that Taylor is probrably the best guitar company with their precision and resources to make many guitars on demand.

    Sambo, I case you didn't know, there are probrably more that 14 videos. Just that they arent out yet. They make a video every month.

    And lastly, one thing I must add to "list of things to buy when dominated earth", a UV guitar drying and paint unit. Don't you love it, spray a coat of sealer, colour, and a dozen coats and clear then wham! Into the hi-tech UV unit and in 10 minutes you have completed the guitar's curing process. Damn! I wonder how much a machine and paint like that would dig?

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