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Thanks man. I really went insane when I found EZ Drummer. I've been looking for something like this for decades, short of an actual drummer.

Yes. I agree with you. I wrote most of this one using a couple of Korg Synths. I need to break them out and mess with them some more to see what I can come up with.

A long time ago I was close minded and only into metal. Then I had this really cool roommate who was into Hip Hop and Rap. I turned him on to metal and guitars and he got me listening to Hip Hop. It's cool when people open their minds and ears and realize that there's all kinds of great music out there they've been missing.

It's cool that you're into Hip Hop and Metal. If you're ever looking for some guitar or anyting that you would like on one of your recordings, let me know. I would enjoy working with you.

Thanks again for the review and advice.

Hello end,
Nope, it's not a Jackson, but I wish I had one. My old guitar player from a band I played in back in the 90s used to play one and it was a great guitar. I just have my two Ibanez's. One is a cheap one that happens to play very well and the other is my expensive "flashy" Jem that I got back in the 90s. Yup I play both rythm and lead and I also enjoy playing keys and bass from time to time. I actually started out playing the piano when I was really little. Then when I was a teenager, I tried out to be the keyboardist for this rock band, and after the tryout, when I picked up one of the guitars a played a little, they told me, "you're in the band. And you're not a keyboardist; you are a guitarist!" Les Paul...that's another guitar I would love to have! Anyway, thanks for checking me out. I will check out some of you're tracks too. I hear you write some really cool stuff. Keep jammin!

Thanks man. I would like to do a collab with ya sometime. I'm getting ready to go back to work next week, but I should still be able to work on something with ya. Let me know if you have something in mind.

I agree. I usually create the beat with the vsti drums in Magix. They sound pretty realistic. I then add some parts of loops to make them sound very realistic. I definitely plan on going back and creating. Thanks for the advice. I will check out your newest beat.

Thanks for the compliment and kind words man. I do have a love for Pink Floyd. It's funny because I used to listen to them alot when I was younger, and I never really stopped listening to them, I just grew to have other musical role models that I liked an wanted to sound like. Funny things is, when playing from the heart, I usually do thinks that are Pink Floydish on the guitar. I think the bluesy rock sound is stuck in my soul. Its a good thing I suppose.

Thanks for the review and the kind word. I joined this site just about a week ago and I really like the people here. I'll make it a point to check out some of your tunes too. Thanks again for the review.

Djdaddio,
Thanks for the reveiw. I can't wait to do something more with it.

Thank you zapppo. I am glad you like it.

Thanks guitarguy316,
I am glad you like what you're hearing. I used an Ibanez guitar and a Digitech RP-90 processor, running straight into my computers mic in. Only the effects from the RP-90 are used. I used to own a Digitech RP-1. It was much more expensive than this RP-90. These new processors cost less and sound so much better. Gotta love technology. Anyway, thanks for checking out my songs.

Thank you RayKoefoed. On this one I was messing around and came up with the little melodic part that repeats throughout the song. It kind of reminds me of something Eric Johnson would do, though it's probably much simpler than him in technicality. Anyway, I am glad you liked it. Thanks for the review.

Thanks Kper. I wish I could find a band that wanted to play this type of stuff. For one, it would be nice to have a real drummer that can play the off-beat stuff so that I don't have to cut loops up and misalign them on purpose to fake the sound. Thanks for the review man.