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Mephi
Jul 27, 2001, 5:22:25 AM7/27/01
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As I've mentioned before, I've recently joined a metal band. I play quite a
lot of metal so this isn't too much of a change, but as the music I play is
quite different to the bands stuff. I've done suff anlong the lines of
metallica, maiden, therapy, but the band is a speed/death metal type band so
I'm looking for any hints, tips, scales, bands to look at, etc. So has
anyone out there got any advice?
lot of metal so this isn't too much of a change, but as the music I play is
quite different to the bands stuff. I've done suff anlong the lines of
metallica, maiden, therapy, but the band is a speed/death metal type band so
I'm looking for any hints, tips, scales, bands to look at, etc. So has
anyone out there got any advice?
Thanks.
Matt
Ben Scammell
Jul 27, 2001, 5:32:35 AM7/27/01
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Buy a drill at B&Q and record it? Different calibre tips and different
surfaces will produce the required combination of subtle harmonics and
natural ambience...think medium screw and 1 inch plasterboard....
surfaces will produce the required combination of subtle harmonics and
natural ambience...think medium screw and 1 inch plasterboard....
Only joking...
Ben
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Justin P.
Jul 27, 2001, 1:18:04 PM7/27/01
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You'll need a jumpsuit and a rubber horror mask ;-)
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Justin
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