 Learn and Master Guitar Deluxe Edition Price: 149.00 Retail Price: 249.00 Winner of the Acoustic Guitar Magazine Players' Choice Award, 2 Telly Awards and an AEGIS Award for Excellence in Education, Learn & Master Guitar is the best instruction course anywhere. It has 20 DVDs, 5 Jam-Along CDs, and a 100+ page lesson book.
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Learn and Master Guitar Original Edition Price: 119.00 Retail Price: 219.00 Winner of the Acoustic Guitar Magazine Players' Choice Award, 2 Telly Awards and an AEGIS Award for Excellence in Education, Learn & Master Guitar is the best instruction course anywhere. It has 10 DVDs, 5 Jam-Along CDs, and a 100+ page lesson book.
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Learn and Master Guitar Home School Upgrade Price: 29.99 Retail Price: 29.99 The Home School Edition includes a 68 pg. Teachers Guidebook (with a 2-year scope and sequence!) This guidebook was developed to help Teachers/Parents know when their Students are ready to advance to each next lesson. In addition, there are 2 Teacher Resource DVDs. These are what you'd get in this upgrade package.
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 Previously Viewed Learn and Master Guitar - only $99! Price: 99.00 Retail Price: 99.00 Winner of the Acoustic Guitar Magazine Players' Choice Award, 2 Telly Awards and an AEGIS Award for Excellence in Education, Learn & Master Guitar is the best instruction course anywhere. It has 20 DVDs, 5 Jam-Along CDs, and a 100+ page lesson book.
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Expanded Guitar Course Upgrade Price: 50.00 Retail Price: 50.00 We've added 10 more DVDs with additional songs, exercises, and workshops for each of the original 20 sessions that were already included on the first 10 DVDs. You can upgrade your course by purchasing the 10 new Expansion DVDs for only $50.
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 Spotlight Series Guitar Set-Up and Maintenance Price: 49.00 Retail Price: 49.00 Our Spotlight Series on Guitar Setups will show you step-by-step how to set up your guitar in your own home using a few easy-to-use tools. You’ll make basic adjustments to your guitar so you end up with a better playing and sounding instrument.
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let’s do something different…maybe i start doing this regularly, once per week or something
it maybe looks like it’s de-synced, that’s because i recorded the audio first and the the video.
Equipment:
Guitar: Gibson ‘76 Explorer
Amp: Peavey Valve King VK 212
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Gibson Guitar and HATCHfest on Worldwide Search for Top New Musician
New Musician Search
The Hatch/Gibson Guitar New Musician Award
Your Ticket to Fame
Entry Deadline – September 15, 2006
Win a Gibson guitar, and a trip to Hatch Fest to play in front of industry executives.
Submit at: www.hatchfest.com/Gibson
Amateur and professional musicians from around the globe will compete for the Gibson Guitar New Musician Award to be given out at the upcoming Hatch Audiovisual Arts Festival.
Gibson Guitar, the worlds premiere musical instrument manufacturer, continues its partnership with HATCHfest, now in its third year. The winner of the Gibson Guitar New Musician Award will be invited to this years event, which takes place from October 3rd to the 8th in Bozeman, Montana. The winner will be invited to perform and will receive an exclusive Gibson Acoustic Traveling Songwriter guitar. Airfare and accommodation will be provided. To find out more about the Gibson Acoustic Traveling Songwriter guitar go to www.gibson.com.
Gibson Guitar is proud to sponsor the New Musician Award at this years HATCHfest, said Henry Juszkiewicz, Chairman and CEO of Gibson Guitar. HATCHfest signifies the spirit of the true musician and like Gibson Guitar recognizes the individual achievements of those performers who continue to give music a voice throughout the world.
The 2004 winner, Brandy Vaughan, who recorded her first album in her bedroom on an iMac computer, is an example of the true artist, with the ability to write and perform music without a team of industry professionals behind her. Chris Webster, who won in 2005, plays and composes with a mix of country and classic rhythm and blues. Jackson Browne, who presented the award, was impressed by her music and sweet songbird voice.
Submission information can be obtained at hatchfest.com. Deadline for entries is September 15. In order to qualify, professional musicians must not have previously been signed to a record label.
This festival is like none other, mentoring young minds and hatching creative talent within innovation and the arts. Showcases include young talent from around the world in film, music, writing, design, fashion, dance, technology, and architecture.
Previous attendees include Peter Fonda, Michael Keaton, Bill Pullman, Jeff Bridges, Huntley Ritter, William Fichtner, The Samples, Tony Furtado, Stephen Perkins of Jane’s Addiction, Jackson Browne and many others.
Industry executives come to beautiful Bozeman, Montana to offer guidance and mentorship to the future of the arts. Groundbreaker Awards are presented to young film directors, cinematographers, editors, designers, and fashion designers.
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Guitar: 74′ Gibson Les Paul Deluxe
with Lollar mini Humbucker
Amp: Bad Cat Cub2 R
Pedals: Boss RC-20 Loop Station , Paul Cochrane Timmy OD Pedal
Cable: George L’s
http://www.geocities.jp/maniman_guitar/Yoshi_HP/
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Videoclip made during the recording session of “The Round” in Bietigheim-Bissing, Germany in January 2009.
Inspired by The Nerves, NRBQ, The Beatles, Paul Collins, The Beat, Plimsoules, The Records, The Lemonheads and even some JS Bach.
Arne Augustin: Organ, Synthesizer, Vocals;
Bernhard Hahn: Drums;
Thomas Hahn: Bass, Guitar, Vocals;
Klaus Paul: Vocals, Guitar;
Produced & Recorded by HahnundHahn.net
for more information, please visit
http://www.myspace.com/klauspaulfecker
Some of the gear we used: Gibson Discoverer amp, Roland SH-5, Hammond M100, Siemens V72, Urei 1178, Cranesong Trakker, Fender Princeton Reverb amp, Fender Precision Bass, Epiphone Casino P-90 Vintage Sunburst…
powerpop dance music gear studio 440 Hz original song stop motion music video animation
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UPDATED OCTOBER 15 2008
Im planning on building another guitar soon and this time i will document how i’m making it and i will make sure to capture as much of it as i can on video. So, sometime this winter expect a how-to sort of thing!
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I made this guitar because ive always wanted an explorer, and i didnt want to settle for an epiphone, but i didnt want to way $1000 for a gibson either, so i made one. I wanted the guitar to sound like Billy Gibbons signature gretsch model, which is “heavily chambered,” so i did the same. Sorta too bad that you cant see the inside cus thats where most of my hard work went lol. I made the guitar out of alder. I hollowed out (or Heavily chambered as i like to say) the back and glued an alder top on. The back and top are both made up of 3-4 pieces of alder, as my woodshop stock room had alot of warped pieces, and my teacher advised me to cut the wood with the grain and glue the pieces together. I used my first guitar’s neck, a squier strat neck, and cut off that weird curve shape. I used a gretsch wraparound tailpiece i got off ebay and a used unidentifiable seymour duncan pickup i got at a pawn shop for $20. The one knob, a volume control, somehow got put in backwards so a counter clockwise turn will turn it up. I painted the guitar with many coats of primer, and then black spray paint, and then a silver coat on the top. The top bout of the guitar was angled that way to keep the strap from falling off because i was too cheap to invest in straplocks lol so i used my prs’s old stock rings. I bought new gotoh tuning machines and it stays in tune pretty well. My only complaint is that the action is a bit up the neck, and the pot is not tight so sometimes when i change volume, it loses signal. The total cost of the electronics, paint, etc., was about $130, but i didnt have to pay for the wood. I am thinking that when i replace strings, i will remove the neck and stick some thin wood in the cavity to lower the upper neck action and i will try to find a way to tighten the pot so that i can play the guitar more, because as of now, it hangs from my wall and will get no play lol. If anyone wants to buy it, ill sell it for $350-$400 because it has alot of sentimental value to it because it was my first attempt to build a guitar I dont expect anyone to really buy it though 
. Sorry for the long wait to reply! Ill try to reply to ur comments more from now on
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High Quality Guitar Backing Track – Paradise City by Guns N’ Roses. The lead guitar has been removed. If you need a custom backing track made, just leave a comment and I will do my best for you!
- Drums
- Rhythm Guitar
- Bass Guitar
“Sound just like the real thing!” because it has REAL INSTRUMENTS not MIDI FILES!
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The One Elevens are –
Will Hammond – Drums and Percussion
Ash Prince – Lead Vox
Basil Gibson – Bass
Ali “Crazy Dancer” Brown – Guitar, Keyboards
Cfyn Markwick-Day – Guitars, Odd Noises, Vox
Paul Dickson – Guitars
www.myspace.com/theoneelevens
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Just a little Soundcheck of my new Gibson Explorer ‘76
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DAVE HERE YET AGAIN WITH A PINK FLOYD STYLE JAM USING MY 1971 LES PAUL CUSTOM. THE CLIP FEATURES A BACKING TRACK FOR “SHINE ON YOU CRAZY DIAMOND”…I PLAY IT PRETTY MUCH NOTE FOR NOTE UNTIL 2 MINUTES 6 SECONDS…THEN I MAKE IT MY OWN JAM…I HOPE YOU ENJOY IT!
Update: June 13 2008…just over 101,000+ views! I am totally blown away that this video got this many hits in under a year…thats 8,000+ views per month. i’m shocked…thanks to anyone who viewed, commented, and to new viewers and commentors…lets try for 200,000 before next July! Thank you everyone! i’m very flatterd and humbled!
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This is my version of Seek and destroy, made by Metallica. And I should say that the vocals aren’t serious at all. I did this for fun, because I like to play the guitar, and a bit of bass guitar too, and to learn how to record on my computer.
THINGS USED:
-Gibson SG
-Texas bass guitar
-Marshall Valvestate
-MT57 microphone, with a stand
-SE W810 for recording video
-Computer… Duh xD
-Olsson’s drums
-TSM drum microphone set
PROGRAMS USED:
-Cubase SX3
-GuitarRig, for bass amp simulator
-Sony Vegas Platinum 8.0 for video
I guess it’s quite good sound quality, but I am REALLY (!) a beginner on recording, and it’s one of my first, so please bare with me. And the video… Well, it is my first video edit I’ve ever done in that program, so don’t expect too much 
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And last, but not least, a BIG cred to Fredrik Olsson on the drums!
More to come, both home recordings, and me playing to songs. If you like it, please comment and rate it. And send it to all of your friends!
Thanks for watching! Bye .
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