Glad it helped!! Thanks for the post

I absolutely love my Kramer!!

Thanks you. I’m glad you found it helpful

Thanks. Latency is dependent on how powerful your system is. I got the latency pretty low with this little MacBook. It worked great

Yes agreed. A great preamp.

It’s a Two notes Captor load box

@@SixStringAlliance thanks for answering. I appreciate it. I heard you describe what it was, but I got too excited and didn’t wait for the whole video to finish before you explained it. 😂😂😂 your tone is incredible.

Hi Micheal. I’m using the Blackstar software amp suite which come with this interface. You can use the stand alone version which you open like an app on your Mac, and simply use the Polar 2 interface as a way of getting your sound into the Mac. To hear it either hookup powered monitor speakers to the speaker outputs of the Polar 2 or simply plugin speakers. The way I’m running it is I’m opening the Blackstar amp software within my recording software. I run Cubase. I made the track in my studio, although you could import any backing track. I then created a track and selected the Blackstar amp software and recorded. That’s the process really broken down. Maybe it would be a good idea to watch some basic tutorials or using a DAW, (recording software) and an interface. Maybe I should back a video on the basics! Hopefully this helps. If you want to have a setup and choose Polar 2 which is a great interface, it comes with the software amp and some basic music software. I’m not sure if it includes a DAW, but you could use something as basic as Garage band. I hope this helps.

Absolutely this helped. I appreciate your time in responding and the information. I’m going to give this a try. I’m from the old school and started playing when I was about 13 in 1969. Played in lots of bands in high school and college too. I was used to plugging my Strat into a Marshal and a couple of pedals, cranking it and rockin…now all these years later all this new technology just feels so strange..! Thanks again my friend…!

It’s a great pedal, although I’ve not done an A/B between them. Put it this way, I have 2 EVH 5150 pedals so that’s my personal preference. The boost and gate on the 5150 I feel make it better value. But the SLO pedal is great, and does its thing.

My pleasure!!

It doesn’t have a name. It was just a track I came up with in the style of Steve Vai

Watch this video, I make it easier to understand

I think those strings will be too light I’m afraid. Due to the scale length and tuning to standard, it’s designed for gauge 12 strings. I use 11-54 an£ they also work. 9’s will not work well

This comment is hilarious.. Thank you

Thank you. Yes it’s a fiddly track. I love the acoustic part. It’s a great piece of guitar to learn

Glad to hear it!

Cheers Warren!!

@@SixStringAlliance You're the man!

YES! Agreed! So good

Haha thank you.

@@SixStringAlliance you're the man!

I love this headstock design

They’re fantastic!!!

Thank you 🙏🏻🎸😃

@@cobowe Yes, I would imagine it would as I’ve ran into the IK Multimedia Axe I/O with KAT strap boosters, the same ones Brian May uses, and that worked fine. The only issue I had was clipping, it took some adjustments to get the level set, which won’t happen with this interface.

Thanks!

Thanks!! Still doing some bits for Lick Library, plus I do the Gibson app, BUT I’m launching my own academy soon, so stay tuned,

Glad I could help!

Thank you!! Yes i remember the days of moving the needle. Glad you enjoyed this.

If you watch the demo I do lots of tones, including bluesy single coil tones.

It’s an Ernie Ball Music Man Axis. Is particular one is a limited BFR model in nitro finish. They made 100 of them, which a stunning vintage style case.

@@SixStringAlliance Thanks for replying. That is a beauty!

@@ctatrains yeah it’s stunning!!! Has a beautiful matching purple back

Steve is a phenomenal player and a lovely guy

Glad you liked it!

Indeed 🤣

This one plays and feels great

Thank you!!! Yes it’s a great delay pedal

No it’s not. An F major does not have the note of D in it. And F major is 1st F, 3rd A, 5th C, and Dm7 is 1 D, b3 F, 5th A, b7 C.. The F major triad is a 1st inversion of Dm7. A 1st inversion of F major would be A:C,F.

@@SixStringAlliance The F major triad is the chord I was referring to and as you point out I was correct.

@@OliverSutton1962 you said Dm7 is the same as an F 1st inversion which is isn’t. An F major chord and its respective inversions do not contain a D. How ever a 1st inversion of a Dm7 chord contains an F major triad. The common mistake with this song, which is the mistake I made in my original tab book is to play an F major chord, which although harmonically is an inversion of the Dm7, they clearly include the D in the bass of the chord, as well as making use of close voice leading from the D major chord to the Dm7, not shifting up to an F major. Harmonically yes the same notes but not the same context. But again you said Dm7 is the same as the F 1st inversion which it isn’t, F major is the same as the 1st inversion of Dm7, they’re two very different things. F major 1st inversion, A,C,F; Dm7 1st inversion F,A,C,D. The chord in this song against the F bass would be written Dm7/F which is a fist inversion of Dm7, not F/A which is an F major 1st inversion. Maybe you’ve got your terminology mixed up in your originally post.

Yeah that company is Lick Library who I’ve worked for since 1997. Six String Alliance is my own thing. Basically there is similarities between some of them. I didn’t really rate the Diezel one. The Friedman is good, but the Soldano is great. I’d try and get one of those

@@SixStringAlliance Cool, thanks for the response. Best of luck in all your future endeavours...Keep on Pickin' and a grinnin' as they say....and always keep a song in your heart...Cheers!

Yeah.. Midge Ure played guitar for Thin Lizzy.

Thank you! Cheers!

Thank you!! 🎸