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Original message:90 days 13 hours 2 minutes ago

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Member: Mike Poss

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Hi guys,
after a short break there is some news for people who liked my previous video "contributions" to this forum ...and even for those who didn't.

As world is (thanks to the Internet) getting smaller and smaller there is no problem for musicians from different places to make music together. My Youtube friend MrLeedsman asked me to record some solo guitar to his great guitar ballad. After he had sent me his vids and backing track, we started to work together on a project we named "Transatlantic Guitar Song". We had done some sound and video editing and finally we came to a result you can check on YouTube...

greets,
Mike

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Reply:90 days 12 hours 9 minutes ago
Member: Steve Aguilar

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Oh wow thats awesome maybe I could start an internet band seeing, I have no luck around my high school or area lol

+1 man! (which guy are you in the video?)

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Reply:89 days 16 hours 13 minutes ago
Member: Mike Poss

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Thanks Friends,

Steve, I am that dissipated person with the confederate Flying V as Fred says :-). Maybe you might be interested what was the gear - so following: Flying V with EMG active pick-ups, Carvin Quad X preamp directly to the Roland HD recorder. Have a beautiful weekend ! Mike

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Reply:90 days 10 hours 56 minutes ago
Member: Fred Kraus

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He's the guy with the Stars N' Bars Flying -V. I can't hear him because of the setup at work, but i know it's good. I'll give it a listen when I get home tonight.

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