Ah wow that's awesomethat he actually was a real talented pianist at a young age. That's true too, everyone expects you to be some type of guru...
Bro I was wowed when I saw that like jaw on the floor, he played it all from ear and tab the chords too. If you look in the description he even...
dang tha's awesome
Could anyone help me install this? Do I need to move these files to a folder under my VST folder? I'm thinking if I let it initialize in the...
haha wow lmao assless chaps :rofl: Duff seems so real, I listen to his show sometimes on Sirius XM https://www.siriusxm.com/blog/tag/duff-mckagan...
I think that since they released a double album they only had so much content they could make mainstream. Hell if every song was a hit then no...
:rofl:that's hilarious
oh wow now that's unique
hell yea. The thing about November Rain is Axl composed it many years before the song ever took a direction, he didn't know what to do with it or...
Dang dude you're good, legendary synths Holy shit that prophet 5 is hella expensive! So is the Oberheim OB-X geez.
I was like 7 when this come out lol, I always loved the video though it was sad. There a picure above of him with a lot of synths but I don't know...
Whst does this analogy mean? I'm slow lol
Then I bet you love dimebag I think the word I'm looking for is the most recognized/iconic not necessarily the best. Teminator included? now thats...
Did you know Axl used a string machine or did you think it was an actual orchestra too?
watch this remake, this kids fucking amazing. [MEDIA]
You seen the whole video? He redid the enire song playing every instrument and even tabbing it out. Tyler Rosen kids crazy gifted.
for a popular mainstream song I'd say so, him, Jimmy Page, Eddie Van Halen etc. are up there. Now if we talking just playablity Steve Vai, Jeff...
right lol high as a kite
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Did you know that already? that the orchestra was a string machine synth?
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