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January 28, 2012
1:57 am

kevingcp

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Hey everybody! This is my first time posting on TTK Forum! Long time watcher of the videos, love how down to earth TTK is.

I play a variety of music from metal to ambient/shoegaze stuff and am now starting to pick up classical and jazz again.

Here's a link of my latest ambient creation, I'll update the channel regularly so if you can subscribe that'd be cool!

If you want to know what gear I used just ask :)

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Rock on!

January 28, 2012
8:32 am

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Welcome to the forum.

January 28, 2012
6:16 pm

The Tone King

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KevinGCP – welcome! Thx for joining, and thx for the kind words!

Rock ON!

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January 28, 2012
6:31 pm

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Welcome to the greatness brother. Forum rocks

Guitar: Gibson Les Paul Standard
Amp: Line 6 spider IV 75 watt
Effects: Crybaby Wah 535Q, Maxon OD9, EHX Metal Muff, Visual Sound Liquid Chorus, Digitech Time bender

January 28, 2012
8:40 pm

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kevingcp said:

If you want to know what gear I used just ask :)

That looks like a beefy Pedal board. Can you describe what you have on there? And I take it you have a decent cab in the flight case too. What Amps are you using and what guitars are involved in all of that room of fun?

January 28, 2012
11:19 pm

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Alrighty I'll start with the guitar :)

It was just a Stagg 335 copy, I love how it sounds even though it is a Stagg
From there I went into Demeter Compulator Compressor –> Micro Pog into the front of my JSX 120W head….
From the FX Loop Send I went MXR Carbon Copy for delay–>Boss DD7 for looping–>Hardwire RV-7 Reverb–>Neunaber WET Reverb(Mono version)–>Eventide Space Reverb–>FX Loop return

Cabwise I used an Avatar 2x12 loaded with celestion v30's and in the flight case is the JSX cab that wasn't used.

I use both cabs together with the JSX head when I'm playing with my main project which is progressive metal or something like that, it's hard to put a name on your own music haha.

All the verb was post loop so I could do a lot of tweaking during the video, I still need to get a designated looper post verb.

January 30, 2012
6:48 am

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Nice! Yes Stagg makes some decent affordable gear.When my son was 9 he started his drum lessons. Back then I bought him a new Stagg Drum Set to start with. That set held up for a long time before he got older and wanted an upgraded kit.

Is your project a band or are you using a generator of some sort for your backing?

January 30, 2012
7:02 am

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I agree with ESP about the Staag.I bought a Staag electro acoustic a few years ago for around $100 and it is a surprisingly great sounding guitar.

Fender Custom Shop 56 relic Stratocaster,Gibson 1981 Les Paul Deluxe,Cort CR250,Fender Deville 2x12 combo,Ibanez ST9 Super Tube Screamer,Voodoo Lab Sparkle Drive,Marshall Guvnor II,Dod Ice Box Chorus,Boss Blues Driver,Boss DS1 distortion,Vox Wah,Korg Pitchblack Tuner, Klotz LaGrange cables,D'addario strings.
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January 30, 2012
7:14 am

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That's awesome, Jayhawk. I think it is awesome when value can be found in gear that can hold it's own against he higher priced bigger brand names. I actaully get a rush buying gear like that knowing I didn't need to spend thousands of dollars to get a decent sounding and playable instrument. That's why I am so much into ESP with both it's mainline branded instruments and it's lower cost LTD alternatives. Both levels offer so much value for their price points.

January 30, 2012
5:11 pm

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ESP said:

Nice! Yes Stagg makes some decent affordable gear.When my son was 9 he started his drum lessons. Back then I bought him a new Stagg Drum Set to start with. That set held up for a long time before he got older and wanted an upgraded kit.

Is your project a band or are you using a generator of some sort for your backing?

Main project is an actual band, http://www.facebook.com/seethelightband
We're about to release our new album in a few weeks on the 24th which will be available for download at http://www.comeandlive.com/downloads for free!

I'll let ya know when it drops

January 31, 2012
2:20 pm

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Awesome! Good luck on it's success for you.

January 31, 2012
6:05 pm

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Thanks! haha, I'm not really banking on us getting big, we're not your run of the mill metal band :D
Plus, I'm still in the 3rd year of college and the other guitar player as well.
2 of our guys are getting married this summer and our drummer is going to be taking a studio position in L.A.
We're just doing it for the fun of playing music together!

Also, here's some of my other ambient stuff and some crappy recordings of metalcore that I thought were cool last year haha.

I'll try and update it regularly.

http://www.soundcloud.com/kevingcp

January 31, 2012
9:14 pm

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Sometimes things happen for good reason. I hope any transition with your band works out for you.

February 4, 2012
12:33 am

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Here's the new stuff!
One of our slower songs.

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