aaron__aardvark
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On a different forum, at least three people asked me to add my male vocals to the song, so that’s what I did for a new mix called “I Really Do-with some male vocals”; it is the song at the top. Whether this newer mix is an improvement or not is purely subjective. Here is my link:
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I put a song in my music website called "I Really Do", it's the song on top. Not counting some additional low pitch orchestral bass strings, and an occasional synth sound effect, the first minute is all wagtunes. After that, it's all aardvark. The middle portion of the song has Helix amp modeling and effects on the electric guitar and electric bass. The "electric fretless bass" has Helix effects, and so do all of the vocals. Please tell me how you like the song, and how it can be improved, and I will return the favor! Leave me a link if you don't have a recent thread. Here is my link:
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OK, here are the answers: all rhythm guitars use Tonex for guitar amp modeling, and the lead guitar uses Helix guitar amp modeling.
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I put a new song in my music website called "Clear to See" (it's the song on top). Some parts of the song use Helix guitar amp modeling, and other parts use Tonex guitar amp modeling. Can you tell which is which? Please tell me how you like the song, and how it can be improved, and I will return the favor (leave me a link if you don't have a recent thread). Here is my link:
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OK, here are the answers: Tonex was used for guitar amp modeling for all rhythm guitar parts, and Helix guitar amp modeling was used for the lead guitar.
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I put a new song in my music website called "Part of The Time", it is the song on top. Some of the guitar uses Helix for guitar amp modeling, and some of the guitar uses Tonex for guitar amp modeling. Can you tell which is which? Please tell me how you like the music, and how it can be improved, and I can return the favor if you wish (leave me a link if you don't have a recent thread). Here is my link:
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OK, here are the answers: Tonex guitar amp models were used for all rhythm guitar parts, and Helix guitar amp model was used for the lead guitar.
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I put a new song in my music website called "Every Day": it is the song on top. Some of the guitar part(s) have Helix guitar amp models, and some part(s) use Tonex guitar amp models. Can you tell which is which? Please tell me how you like the song and how it can be improved, and I will return the favor if you wish (leave a link if you don't have a recent thread)! Here is my link:
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OK, hear are the answers: Tonex guitar amp models were used for all rhythm guitar parts, and Helix was used for the lead guitar amp modeling.
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I put a new song in my music website called "Say About That": it is the song on top. Some of the guitar parts have Helix guitar amp models, and some parts use Tonex guitar amp models. Can you tell which is which? At the end of the song, I play an instrument that I rarely play. Please tell me how you like the song and how it can be improved, and I will return the favor if you wish (leave a link if you don't have a recent thread)! Here is my link:
https://www.soundclick.com/aaronaardvark
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OK, here are the answers: I used Tonex amp & cabinet modeling for the rhythm guitars, and used Helix for the lead guitar amp & cabinet modeling.
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I posted a new song in my music website called: "Saved The Day"; it's the song on top. The song uses Helix and Tonex for all guitar amp modeling. Can you tell which is which? Please tell me how you like the song, and how it can be improved, and I will return the favor if you wish! Here is my link (leave me a link if you don't have a recent thread):
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OK, here are the answers: the rhythm guitars use a Tonex guitar amp model & cabinet model, and the lead guitar is a Helix guitar amp model & cabinet models.
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I posted a new song in my music website called “Put Away My Pout”; it is the song on top. All guitar parts use either Helix or Tonex for guitar amp modeling. Can you tell which is which? Please tell me how you like the song, and how it can be improved, and I will return the favor! Leave me a link if you don't have a recent thread. Here is my link:
https://www.soundclick.com/aaronaardvark
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I don't own Helix hardware, just the software version: Helix Native. I received an email from Guitar Center today, and this is where I learned about Helix Stadium. I wonder if Line 6 will have a Helix Native Stadium. After hunting around youtube, this link seems to have the most information (unless someone suggests something better):
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OK, here are the answers: "How Are You So" uses PodXT for all guitar amp modeling for all guitar parts. "The Prodigal One" uses Helix for all guitar amp modeling for all guitar parts.
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I put 2 songs in my music website: "The Prodigal One" is the song on top, and "How Are You So" is the next song down. One song uses PodXT for all guitar amp modeling, and the other song uses Helix for all guitar amp modeling. Can you tell which is which? Please tell me how you like the music and how it can be improved, and I will return the favor (leave me a link if you don't have a recent thread on this forum). Here is my link:
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OK, here are the answers: "Take Away the Blame 4" uses all Roland COSM guitar amp models, and "Keep Me Alive" uses all Helix guitar amp models.
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I put a couple of songs in my music website: "Keep Me Alive" is the song on top, and "Take Away the Blame 4" is the next song down. One song uses Roland COSM for all guitar amp modeling, and the other song uses Helix for all guitar amp modeling. Can you tell which is which? Please tell me how you like the music, and how it can be improved. Here is my link:
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OK, here are the answers: The rhythm guitars use Amplitube and the lead guitar uses Helix for guitar amp modeling and effects.
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I put a new song in my music website called "I Felt Your Power"; it's the song on top. I used Helix guitar amp modeling and Amplitube guitar amp modeling; can you tell which is which? Please tell me how you like the song and how it can be improved, an I will return the favor! Here is my link:
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OK, here are the answers; "Space Rocket to Mars" uses PodXT for all guitar amp modeling on guitar, and Helix is used for guitar amp modeling on all guitar parts of "Capable Designs".
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I put a new song in my music website called "Capable Designs" (it's the song on top); please tell me how you like the music and how it can be improved, and I will return the favor if you wish. Here is my link to that song:
https://www.soundclick.com/aaronaardvark
I have another song called "Space Rocket to Mars", that has received radio play; it is by far easiest to find at this direct link:
https://www.soundclick.com/aaronaardvark/?more=8396337
One song uses Helix for guitar amp modeling, and the other song uses PodXT for guitar amp modeling. Can you tell which is which? -
OK, here are the answers: The rhythm guitar on the right, during the verse, is Audio Assault/Amp Locker. All other guitar uses Helix guitar amp modeling.
Song with Yes member collaborator! Will return the favor!
in Line 6 Lounge
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I was impressed by jcub's Chapman Stick playing on his song "Splitting Atoms" (from a different forum), so I asked him if I could use part of the Stick audio on a song of mine; he said yes. I have been intrigued by the Chapman Stick since 1981, starting with King Crimson's song "Elephant Talk". I don't think I have seen a Chapman Stick in person, much less play one. If you didn't already know, jcub has collaborated with singer Jon Anderson on one song, and bassist/guitarist Billy Sherwood on a different song; both members of Yes. Anyway here is our song, that I named "Splitting Atoms or Splitting Hairs", it is the song on top. I have Helix amp modeling and effects on all guitar parts, and jcub's Chapman Stick audio. Please tell me how you like the song and how it can be improved, and I will return the favor (leave me a link if you don't have a recent thread). Here is my link:
https://www.soundclick.com/aaronaardvark/?content=songs