Re: Could someone please identify this guitar track ? - Les Cargill - 22:08 05-12-05
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michael.elbare@gmail.com wrote:
> Joe Stump is a professor of music at Berklee School of Music in Boston.
> He is old enough. He also plays 16ths at 260 most of the time so if its
> slow, chances are it is not him.
>
16ths @ 260 BPM is 69.33 Hz. Pick attack is gonna dominate as a
blurred C#2 plus 25 Hz ( according to the software I use ).
Sheesh.
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Les CArgill
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Re: Could someone please identify this guitar track ? - Phaeton - 03:12 06-12-05
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michael.elbare@gmail.com wrote:
> That is a very poor cover of Jason Becker's Altitudes.
You mean our mystery track is a cover of this song,
Altitudes ? Hm, I listened to 30 second samples of Altitudes
by Becker on the net, and it has some similarity. I have to
download the whole song to be sure. I will let people know...
Cheers, Csaba
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Re: Could someone please identify this guitar track ? - Rick Booth - 13:08 06-12-05
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In uk.music.guitar Les Cargill <lNOcargill@cfl.arr.com> wrote:
> michael.elbare@gmail.com wrote:
> > Joe Stump is a professor of music at Berklee School of Music in Boston.
> > He is old enough. He also plays 16ths at 260 most of the time so if its
> > slow, chances are it is not him.
> >
> 16ths @ 260 BPM is 69.33 Hz.
No, it's 17.3Hz. It's 16 to the bar, not the beat.
- rfb
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rick@rfbooth.com http://www.rfbooth.com/ Danger: nuts may contain nuts.
We're just not equipped to really be able to improvise, because we're
ROCK players. Rock guys jam, we don't improvise. We jam and we play
TUNES. -- Doug Boucher on how not to be boring, in ammk
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Re: Could someone please identify this guitar track ? - Thad - 17:37 06-12-05
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Rick Booth wrote:
> In uk.music.guitar Les Cargill <lNOcargill@cfl.arr.com> wrote:
>
>>michael.elbare@gmail.com wrote:
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>
>>>Joe Stump is a professor of music at Berklee School of Music in Boston.
>>>He is old enough. He also plays 16ths at 260 most of the time so if its
>>>slow, chances are it is not him.
>>>
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>>16ths @ 260 BPM is 69.33 Hz.
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> No, it's 17.3Hz. It's 16 to the bar, not the beat.
>
> - rfb
Hertz me just to think about it.
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Thad
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Re: Could someone please identify this guitar track ? - Les Cargill - 22:24 06-12-05
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Rick Booth wrote:
> In uk.music.guitar Les Cargill <lNOcargill@cfl.arr.com> wrote:
>
>>michael.elbare@gmail.com wrote:
>
>
>>>Joe Stump is a professor of music at Berklee School of Music in Boston.
>>>He is old enough. He also plays 16ths at 260 most of the time so if its
>>>slow, chances are it is not him.
>>>
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>
>>16ths @ 260 BPM is 69.33 Hz.
>
>
> No, it's 17.3Hz. It's 16 to the bar, not the beat.
>
> - rfb
Yer right. I did that wrong four times before
posting, too.
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Les Cargill
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Re: Could someone please identify this guitar track ? - PRS GEEK - 00:33 07-12-05
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"Les Cargill" <lNOcargill@cfl.Arr.com> wrote in message
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> Rick Booth wrote:
>
>> In uk.music.guitar Les Cargill <lNOcargill@cfl.arr.com> wrote:
>>
>>>michael.elbare@gmail.com wrote:
>>
>>
>>>>Joe Stump is a professor of music at Berklee School of Music in Boston.
>>>>He is old enough. He also plays 16ths at 260 most of the time so if its
>>>>slow, chances are it is not him.
>>>>
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>>
>>>16ths @ 260 BPM is 69.33 Hz.
>>
>>
>> No, it's 17.3Hz. It's 16 to the bar, not the beat.
>>
>> - rfb
>
> Yer right. I did that wrong four times before
> posting, too.
Man... If ya gotta figger it out in a calculator, it isn't guitar playing
anyway!
Jeff
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Re: Could someone please identify this guitar track ? - M.J.P. - 09:43 07-12-05
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"PRS GEEK" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> "Les Cargill" <lNOcargill@cfl.Arr.com> wrote in message
> news:5Cslf.58071$1l6.37721@tornado.tampabay.rr.com...
> > Rick Booth wrote:
> >
> >> In uk.music.guitar Les Cargill <lNOcargill@cfl.arr.com> wrote:
> >>
> >>>michael.elbare@gmail.com wrote:
> >>
> >>
> >>>>Joe Stump is a professor of music at Berklee School of Music in
Boston.
> >>>>He is old enough. He also plays 16ths at 260 most of the time so if
its
> >>>>slow, chances are it is not him.
> >>>>
> >>
> >>
> >>>16ths @ 260 BPM is 69.33 Hz.
> >>
> >>
> >> No, it's 17.3Hz. It's 16 to the bar, not the beat.
> >>
> >> - rfb
> >
> > Yer right. I did that wrong four times before
> > posting, too.
>
> Man... If ya gotta figger it out in a calculator, it isn't guitar playing
> anyway!
>
> Jeff
>
>
Just curious... have you ever heard Joe Stump? This guy is a MO-FO.
Not only does he shred he's got a good tone to boot. Check out
some of his older stuff like Guitar Dominance. Some shredders
sound like they are just playing scales up and down, but Stump
is musical.
MJP
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Re: Could someone please identify this guitar track ? - PRS GEEK - 12:21 07-12-05
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"M.J.P." <a.anitoli@verizon.net> wrote in message
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> "PRS GEEK" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
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>> "Les Cargill" <lNOcargill@cfl.Arr.com> wrote in message
>> news:5Cslf.58071$1l6.37721@tornado.tampabay.rr.com...
>> > Rick Booth wrote:
>> >
>> >> In uk.music.guitar Les Cargill <lNOcargill@cfl.arr.com> wrote:
>> >>
>> >>>michael.elbare@gmail.com wrote:
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>>>Joe Stump is a professor of music at Berklee School of Music in
> Boston.
>> >>>>He is old enough. He also plays 16ths at 260 most of the time so if
> its
>> >>>>slow, chances are it is not him.
>> >>>>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>>16ths @ 260 BPM is 69.33 Hz.
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> No, it's 17.3Hz. It's 16 to the bar, not the beat.
>> >>
>> >> - rfb
>> >
>> > Yer right. I did that wrong four times before
>> > posting, too.
>>
>> Man... If ya gotta figger it out in a calculator, it isn't guitar playing
>> anyway!
>>
>> Jeff
>>
>>
> Just curious... have you ever heard Joe Stump? This guy is a MO-FO.
> Not only does he shred he's got a good tone to boot. Check out
> some of his older stuff like Guitar Dominance. Some shredders
> sound like they are just playing scales up and down, but Stump
> is musical.
This post was cross posted and I was just razzing Les' "calculation" for
fun... (not slamming JS)
Then, I just thought, why do you need a calculator to play guitar. Some guys
are into speed but I'm not really. I can play fast, but not in the same way
the calculator guys do. That being said, I'd rather hear a guy that can play
fast, but doesn't NEED it to be good or versatile.
I've heard OF Joe Stump, but never heard him play. I heard he was great, but
as with most solo guitar players' stuff these days, I'd just pass it up for
something that doesn't just showcase the "guitar". When I was younger, I
probably would have known all about him.
I'd love to hear him tho... Any links to some of his clips?
--
Jeff
http://tinyurl.com/8sz9r
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