😮 love to hear more!!! really interesting i am big fan of newer and older tech and i love ringtones / sounds in general! 🎉

when you extract from the DAW select the 32bit float option this saves using another program to do that

Great story, Stefan!

From my experience I would say that single coils give more dynamics and more open highs. But the "high e string problem" seems weird. Maybe its fixing itself with a new e string? Thanks for sharing! 🎸

I put the same set into a 1989 Korean Squier, which I gravitate to for the neck. Very playable. I find the Vintage Noiseless to be clean, clear . . . just not a lot of chime.

Yes dear Stefan, you did a great job, but unfortunately you signed a little too late! Imagine if you had already signed at the time of your great compositions like: "We are the bockless people", "Panther Rock", "Hiroshima" and not to forget: "Walkin in the steps of Status Quo"!☝🏻😃

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGe6i42nj619m9ksi=r0quu2zr1m49K6qL ☝🏻how you can do the same thing in much less time, without a Synclavier and with much more effect 😉🤣

Well thought out review!

Wait don’t send your back yet there’s nothing wrong with the lyre you just forgot to tune it your lyre should come with a mini instruction book and there should be an tuning app you can also look up what apps are best to tune your lyre or can look up tutorials on KZbin or somthing hope this helped❤️

I'm going with Epiphone. pups are easy and fun to switch out, same with pots, nuts and cable connection. Good video &ty.

did bro really say euro bucks like thats a thing

Two weeks to fix my guitar, they said. But the clock is ticking, and I’m hearing voices!

Guitar repair or a comedy show? This shop's excuses hit all the wrong notes!

huh?

I wanted one of these. Now, I don’t.

These Edgar Winter stories are wild. He always used to say white hair and a flanger is all I need. I could tell you 50 stories like this about him.

😂thanks a lot for this urinal story🤗...☝🏻thats why I took a cabin in every case🚪🚽

Yes, I do confirm everything happened that way, even that I asked the manager what he had to do with Peter Gabriel (d'oh). Which turned out to be a positive thing. As everyone was leaving the gallery, I just asked if we could join for a beer... the manager hesitated, sighed, and then nodded. Plus, I do remember what Stefan said at the Meet & Greet... he told Peter Gabriel that he liked the way he programs the Prophet V. A quote I still love. Thanks, Stefan, for summarizing still one of my life's treasured shared moments with you.

This sounds like an actual nightmare

Great demo video !’

Thanks for sharing your Story Stefan. I have a nightmare Story too. But for a comment a little bit to much. 😅

My worst gig ever was the exact opposite: Not showing enough craftsmanship on stage. We were playing a complicated continuous live set of our new album with several grooveboxes, a small keyboard and a laptop. When we stopped after an hour, there was no applause, not a single clap, which was terrifying. The guests had thought we were DJ'ing.

I think you can use the instrument very well as an egg slicer👍🏻

Good video sharing. I enjoyed watching it. Thanks for watching my video. I have subscribe, and give a thumbs up. See you again.

It’s just not tuned. You gotta learn how to tune it, like a guitar

You forgot to tune it lol👍🏼❤

Tune it

You're supposed to tune that instrument. It's way out of tune.

TUNE IT 😮😮😮😮 AND LEARN O.M.G.

You have to tune it. It doesn't sound good until you tune it.

EXCELLENT explanation

Thank you for this test !

Thank you very much, I'm a lefty but play rig handed. In 60s/70s I was a semi pro session and freelance guitarist and could sight read which is why I got work in big/dance bands as well as other gigs. I stopped band work when I got a regular job but carried on playing for fun. In 2020 I had an accident and broke my left wrist, 4 bouts of surgery and it's still not fixed. I decided recently to try lap steel guitar, at first on an acoustic standard tuning but struggled with lefthand pressure on tone bar so I switched to an American Vintage II '51 Telecaster with Thomastik-Infeld JS110 Jazz Swing Flatwound 10-44 strings tuned to C6. Sounds much better but too slippy-slidey for my liking. Almost impossible to nurse on my lap but has proven to me that I might be able to master playing lap steal guitar. I had been weighing up which lap steal guitar to get and had more or less decided on the Epiphone, your video has connvinced me it's the one to buy and try.

I honestly thought fret markers were more of a suggestion and you'd have to use your ear to perfectly play in tune :-). Then again I mostly play a pedal steel without fretmarkers so it's never been an issue. It's important to note, the thicker the string, the longer (only by a fraction) it should be to be properly intonated. This is due to the stiffness. The thicker the string, the further the knot of the string is away from the bending point :-). Give a bass a close look, you can see how slanted the saddles need to be to compensate for string gauge. So changing the strings, despite it being a small change in gauge, can in fact change your intonation quite a bit. I know for pedal steel atleast, you strictly never change your strings to another thickness. Partially due to intonation problems, partially due to the changes being out of tune.

Mines great. No triuble with it.

You use the fret makers for note accuracy?😂

Thank you!!!

Do you know the original price of this overrated DX7? LMAO! .........,"that you actualy buy".

The music starting at :30 it’s just breathtaking! I’m getting a synclavier ii and hope it’s fm voices can sound this lush

yoo u deep is voice men

I came looking for more information but didnt learn anything new, Exept! i saw the guy pulling with a twicers and i was like hmmm if he did it by luck like that. that means theres a science behind it that makes it work, so i put a pipe into the XLR metal shell and pressured it towards the metal unhook butten, seperating the chell from the metal hook inside the XLR cable, and guess what! IT POPED OUT, so basically i am sharing this comment for information i hope it saves someone from destroying their Tascam

I doubt any lap steels have their fret markers right on the note. You basically have to hear the note you want to play anyway.

The Recording King sounded much better.

What even makes one lap steel different from another? They're the easiest instrument to make there is. I've made several and they all sounded great.

I always accepted that a change in gage changed intonation on regular guitar because it always did for me. I always assumed it was due to the changes in the way a heavier string vibrates compared to a thinner one and also that a change in string tension with gage change alter the action slightly. Of course I don’t think the tension/ action would be a factor on a lap steel. At least I never believed it would matter. ??

I always accepted that a change in gage changed intonation on regular guitar because it always did for me. I always assumed it was due to the changes in the way a heavier string vibrates compared to a thinner one and also that a change in string tension with gage change alter the action slightly. Of course I don’t think the tension/ action would be a factor on a lap steel. At least I never believed it would matter. ??

Baloney! Actually the Allen Organ company invented the first digital computer musical instrument in 1971. This predated the Synclavier by 6-7 years. The Allen Digital Computer Organ was based on Rockwell Digital Technology. Allen offered offered the RMI Keyboard Computer KC-1. Introduced in 1974, the Keyboard Computer was the world's first digitized portable musical keyboard instrument. The advanced technology used in the Allen Organs was incorporated into a portable case, with it's own unique voicing. This instrument also predated the Synclavier by 3-4 years. The KC-1 was the FIRST digital SYNTHESIZER you could buy.

Not only does it sound excellent, but I’m digging those disk drives.

I actually have a Synclavier 1, which I got from a guy at Anthrocon, who bought it from En Esch (from KMFDM) in 1998!