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No biggie.

:lol: oh man, I remember that lol. I swear, I laughed so hard. but, probaly one of the longest times i've ever laughed for any show was this: it was on the da boom episode, where the world basicly ended (y2k) and peter had made his own village. I forgot most of the converastion, but the towns people were mad at peter for making guns, and one part in the conversation was this: Peter: she speak good and everything!.. And he did the whole head bob and stuff. My god, me and my brother laughed for about 10minutes, than he would say it again and we would laugh even more :lol: XD I love that! That episode was on today too.. I just saw that part. :D I like Peter's whole MC Hammer-like song when he becomes his own independent nation... "I'm Presidential Peter, Interns think I'm hot, don't care if you're handicapped I'll still park in your spot.." hah :lol: " you can't touch me!" "except for you...you can touch me" :D It's 'She speak good in everything'. He said he was the language coach for some actress, and it pretty much implies that the actress sucks at putting on accents.

What you're referring to is a technique called legato. It's no easier than plucking for every note.

What's that s'posed to mean? :evil:

He was mentioned in the first post of this thread :P Yeah dude, by her. :lol:

Favourite Bass Players: Geddy Lee, Cliff Burton Favourite Drummers: Neil Peart, Mike Portnoy, Ian Paice Favourite Keys Players: Jon Lord, Jordan Rudess I don't find it at all hard to notice other band members playing. Whether that's because I'm a musician myself, I don't know. I admire guitar players more because I'm a guitarist, but when the discussion turns to another band member, I have no problem giving them credit or sharing my opinions on them.

HagelÃÆââ¬Å¡Ãâî - if swimming is good for your figure, explain whales to me. zegt: "That dude from GNR" is Slash. Daan. zegt: Yea Daan. zegt: I know Daan. zegt: but I wasn't sure Daan. zegt: He plays in velvel revolver, right? HagelÃÆââ¬Å¡Ãâî - if swimming is good for your figure, explain whales to me. zegt: And Kirk Hammett from Metallica. Daan. zegt: yea HagelÃÆââ¬Å¡Ãâî - if swimming is good for your figure, explain whales to me. zegt: Yeah. Daan. zegt: I know that too Daan. zegt: but I wanted to sound cool saying dude I wanted to sound cool saying "dude". Guess nobody wants me to feel cool. :cry: You shouldn't pretend to be something you're not. :P

Metallica = Kirk Hammett Guns 'n' Roses = Slash As for Thin Lizzy, they had alot of guitarists. But in my mind Gary Moore was easily the best of them. His blues work is so awesome.

My top 5 favourite are: 1. Ritchie Blackmore (Deep Purple, Rainbow) 2. Joe Satriani (solo, Deep Purple) 3. Kirk Hammett (Metallica) 4. John Petrucci (Dream Theater, Liquid Tension Experiment, solo) 5. Dave Gilmour (Pink Floyd)

Yeah, you find the bigger livestock more appealing.

Still looks tacky man. I thought you had made some real progress with your current sig. It got an element of realism, and it's still tasteful. I think that's what's missing from most of your work. Elegence, a touch of class. I don't know if your current sig happened by fluke, but I'm gonna assume it didn't. Take whatever you did it it, and experiment with that, not with weird atmospheres and concepts.

Yeah I agree. Looks like you just got the render, duplicated the layer and set it to overlay.

Yeah I'd change the layer settings of the stuff on the wall to get the brick texture coming through. I'm not familiar with PSP, but the modes I'd try would be stuff like overlay, screen etc.

Chib = something they threaten to hit you with. (Funnily enough, can often be a bottle of Buckfast.

Ultimecia. I owned her so bad. I'm probably gonna go with one of the Dark Aeons from FFX, or one of the monster arena creations. Or do you mean Omega Weapon? That was one tough cookie to crumble. I found more than anything that Omega Weapon just took AGES. It wasn't a difficult fight, just a god damn long one.

Ultimecia. I owned her so bad. I'm probably gonna go with one of the Dark Aeons from FFX, or one of the monster arena creations.

I actually don't pay attention to that stuff, at all - since I'm just playing by myself, for practice. It'd be different if I was in a band. So, Sjisjkebab, I advice you not to pay attention to that atm, when you're just playing by yourself, it's too much of a hassle to adjust it to every song. It tends to sound close enough to the real stuff anyway. // Azvi. It is pretty important. In the example you posted, the 4th string is tuned to E, a full step (2 frets) higher than it would be in standard, D. The 3rd string, A, is also a full step higher than it would be in standard, where it would be G. The second string is tuned a step and a half higher, (3 frets), from what it would be in standard, B. Even a half step of different is easily enough to change the sound of what you're playing. I know it's important, and I know different tunings can change the sound totally different. What I meant was, why bother with this stuff when you've just started playing? I know it's useful to know how to tune and all that, in the beginning. But if he's just playing by himself, I don't see why he should go through the hassle of change the tuning every time he attempts to play a song (unless he wants to) - but as he gets more serious about it, he could start doing it. Maybe I'm all in the wrong here; maybe it isn't such a hassle to change the tuning... I wouldn't know, but this is what I do. But, well, I'm lazy. Goodluck with your guitaring, Sjiskebab. :) // Azvi. It's important because if you try and play something that's in that tuning in standard, it'll sound totally wrong. It's fine if you wanna just practice the fretting, but if you're trying to play the song you need to be in the correct tuning.

I actually don't pay attention to that stuff, at all - since I'm just playing by myself, for practice. It'd be different if I was in a band. So, Sjisjkebab, I advice you not to pay attention to that atm, when you're just playing by yourself, it's too much of a hassle to adjust it to every song. It tends to sound close enough to the real stuff anyway. // Azvi. It is pretty important. In the example you posted, the 4th string is tuned to E, a full step (2 frets) higher than it would be in standard, D. The 3rd string, A, is also a full step higher than it would be in standard, where it would be G. The second string is tuned a step and a half higher, (3 frets), from what it would be in standard, B. Even a half step of different is easily enough to change the sound of what you're playing.

It's because that's what it looks like when you look down on the neck if you lay the guitar flat across your knees.

Indeed. It's there, there's just nothing to recieve it in its audio form. You can say the same thing about light... Does light exist if there is no one around to see the source? Damn straigh it does. Prove it. I agree with your point of view, but that doesn't make it right.

Most iPod users use iTunes to send files to the device, not for the music downloads.

Nope, in iTunes if you go into iPod options, and check the 'enable hard disk mode' box, you can add songs from any computer.

I finished it a few months ago. It's awesome. Regal rules.

I've scanned for viri and spyware, and I don't think my ISP is having problems. I've got a few mates on the same one and they're fine.

I connect to the internet, and everything will run fine for a few minutes. After that, everything starts getting really slow, then eventually pages stop loading. In Firefox it comes up with "*.com cannot be found", and in IE it says page cannot be displayed. I ran the diagnostics tool I got with my modem, and it says everything is cool, so what could be wrong? Cheers.