MasterThatMelody! 03 - Joe Satriani “Surfing With The Alien”
July 30, 2008
New MasterThatMelody looking at another classic instrumental rock guitar melody. ‘Surfing With The Alien’ by Satch!
MasterThatRiff! 41 - Deep Purple “Burn”
July 29, 2008
New MasterThatRiff! looking at the rifftastic “Burn” by Deep Purple.
Piclens Cool Web Browser Add-on
July 24, 2008
I was recently pointed, by Mr Cobham, to a very very cool web browser add-on called Piclens.
It’s a rather nifty picture and video viewer that renders the thumbnails into a 3D wall. Very swish.
I’ve found it handy for browsing youtube, namely my playlists. You can also search youtube, flickr even amazon from within the add-on too.
Check it out.
Greg Howe: Modern Guitars Interview
July 23, 2008
Great interview with Greg Howe over Modern Guitars.
Scott Henderson: Live at the Baked Potato Video
July 22, 2008
Spotted on the Suhr gallery, very cool video of Scott Henderson playing at the Baked Potato:
Riffworks T4
July 19, 2008
Spotted this on Musicradar as well as Guitarnoize:
Sonama Wire Works has released RiffWorks T4, a free version of its RiffWorks guitar recording software. This enables you not only to record songs on your own, but also to collaborate with other musicians from around the world.
RiffWorksT4 is designed to make recording simple. It features seven effects (multi-band compression and distortion, modulation, delay, reverb, compression and EQ) and an InstantDrummer tool. This offers adjustable intensity and variation controls and enables you to create rhythm parts quickly.
The software’s collaborative features sound promising, too. Up to four musicians can work on a song simultaneously, while any tracks you record are automatically streamed to your co-creators and will play in sync with the drums. Songs can be saved on RiffWorld.com and then opened at a later date.
Sounds like an interesting way to collborate online and it’s FREE!. Think I may download it and give it a whirl.
You can download it from Sonoma Wireworks website.
How To Make A Pickup
July 18, 2008
Cool series of videos from Premier Guitar looking at making pickups at Seymour Duncan:
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