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Austria used to be the music center of the world, but that was a few centuries ago
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I went to Guitar Center and listened to different choices again. There might be something wrong with my head, but I didn't like the "bright" Taylor sound nearly as much as the rich Martin sound. I really was going to get the DRS1, but then I stumbled upon this MMV and it sounded so much better and was so playable that I couldn't believe it! Even though the DRS1 was head-and-shoulders above anything else I'd heard, the MMV steamrolled it. So, now I own a Martin, after six years of playing and owning a pretty basic beginner's guitar that took me pretty far. (I also got $100 off, two packs of strings, and a strap thrown in) Thanks for the encouragement, guys! I don't know Klingon for thanks, so I'll say it in Spanish instead: Gracias, todos! Also, a shout-out to my MasterCard.
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Well, after trying out some different guitars, I'm pretty impressed with the Seagull, but I stumbled across a Martin DRS1 that felt and sounded incredible to me, and seems to work well with my voice. Any thoughts on this one as a good recording guitar?
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Interesting how in the other thread you were their manager and in this one you're a fan
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I Fall to Pieces by Pasty Cline.
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Hi all, I'm planning to launch a YouTube channel where music will play a big part, and I'm curious about the ownership implications of that, particularly for monetization on my videos. Plus, I've noticed that YouTube wants you to provide some kind of written documentation showing that you are the sole owner and rights holder of your song in order to get the videos monetized... So, as a composer, performer, and engineer, what exactly should I plan to produce to prove the song is totally mine? I've also heard that if you put the songs for sale on iTunes and other online music retailers through a service like CDBaby, YouTube gives you a hard time about the rights being yours. Any thoughts or experiences on these questions? Thanks!
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Wow, this thread was started in 2005... I had no idea how old this forum was! Any new tips on mastering, Songstuff forum goers?
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How Does My Poster / Cover Look?
Thrashimation replied to AnotherLostKing's topic in Musician's Lounge
The second cover is much better. I like it a lot. Did you take that photo, or have permission to use it? -
Thanks for the responses! Any other opinions or is time to go to Guitar Center?
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Oh wow, that sounds like fun! Good luck and enjoy!
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On the cover of the Rolling Stone - Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show tunesmithth, on 16 Jul 2013 - 3:10 PM, said: OK...too good to pass up Like a Rolling Stone / Bob Dylan
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Hi all, I've decided it's time to get a new acoustic guitar for recording (that I plan to include in a mix with recorded vocals and VSTs). Anyone have a preferred brand or specific guitar that is great for recording? I guess my genre would be considered pop or alt rock, but I'm pretty eclectic and want a versatile guitar. I've been leaning toward a Seagull S6 or a Taylor 414ce. Thanks!
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I'm building a YouTube channel that makes comedic music called Thrashimation. It launches in September. Does anyone else do comedic music?
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That is a very good point! I see this often as well. It can be very confusing for a listener. Thanks!
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