My axe fx II spontaneously decided to be annoying. Whenever I adjust the volume (output level 1) there is a delay of about 20 seconds before it changes. There is also a delay when pressing buttons e.g. tuner, up down etc too. Has anyone else had this problem?
Hey everyone. Thanks for the responses so far. I've been so busy with uni and work that I haven't had time to do any recordings yet. I also want to get another tom mic (as one stopped working) before I start recording. When I'm ready I'll record a drum cover and post it up here so you can see my...
Yea I love it. As I said in an earlier post, I thought the build quality was top notch. It looks and feels really nice. The action and set up were perfect and it plays really well. As I bought mine online I wasn't able to compare it side by side to anything, but I think it sounds pretty good...
Maybe in cheap guitars that have a poor factory set up or build quality. But I definitely would expect a guitar to play well and in tune after it was tuned to pitch (maybe after a bit on intonation adjustment) or I wouldn't buy it. My takamine was perfect straight out of the box and I bought...
Nah, I'm not a beginner. I just usually play electric guitar. I ended up getting a Takamine PRO ETN70BC and it's really awesome. I played a couple of different guitars in the store and the all the Takamine PRO series played and sounded amazing. They just felt much better quality than all the...
I upgraded to trick bigfoot pedals from some cheap dixon ones, but as awesome as the trick pedals are I wouldn't say that they made me any better at playing or made it suddenly easier to play in time. I reckon they would make more of a difference for an advanced player than a beginner, as they...
Well I love love them, particularly their newest stuff (I never could get into doom). The new album is awesome particularly the untouchable part 1&2. WHBWH is better though
Yep I agree with what you and SW are saying. Intervals are a great way to think. I'm still wanting some backing tracks or something to practice scales and writing melodies over if anyone has some, otherwise I'll probably try to make my own.
I'm not to bad with intervals (although what you're saying is definitely a good thing), I'm really after good ways to practice scales in a musical context/over chord changes.
I do think in intervals when I am playing (well sometimes at least), but I would also like to know what the notes are too so that I know what key I am playing in (the scale) and what chords I am playing (instead of just power chord fret 7, bar chord here)
First of a bit of background on me. I am a drummer first and a guitarist second, so I learnt how to read drum notation and music theory before I started playing guitar. I understand the circle of 5ths, major and minor scales and their modes, how chords are derived from scales and thinking in...
Hey guys, My macbook pro has stopped connecting to my axe FX II. The axe fx works fine on its own, but the midi inputs don't show up on the mac in the system preferences anymore. I just updated the firmware, so that might have something to do with it. Any ideas? Edit: Reinstalled mac drivers...