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Mark McGuigan posted this video on recording guitar for YouTube videos. Specifically, McGuigan demonstrates how he records video lessons. This includes mic placement, audio effects and editing and video editing. While the focus of this is on recording guitar for YouTube video tutorials, this information is just as useful if you’re interested in recording guitar jams and other performances. via mastertheguitar 
Steve Vai and the String Theories band perform the opening track Now We Run live In Minneapolis. The show was recorded and filmed at the State Theatre in Minneapolis, MN before a sold-out audience as part of Vais successful Sound Theories world tour. Vai is widely known for both his unprecedented guitar playing techniques. The addition of violinists Alex DePue and Ann Marie Calhoun add a dimension to Vai’s performance. The other musicians in Vai’s band are: Bryan Beller (bass), Jeremy Colson (drums), Dave Weiner (guitar and sitar) and Zack Wiesinger (lap steel). via SteveVaiHimself 
Eddie Van Halen shreds – on a bad day! Continue reading Eddie Van Halen Shreds – On A Bad Day! 
Fantastic Fender factory tour footage, filmed in 1959 by Forrest White. Edited by Ross Lenenski of Denison University. Music by Russell “Daemonzed” Eldridge. Russell’s Stratocaster guitar is from the American Deluxe Series made at the Corona Plant (Fender), USA in the Year 2000. Leo Fender is in the second shot. No CNC machines back then, everything was done by hand. It is amazing to realize that every guitar made that year is now worth a small fortune.  Leave a comment  Guitar Videos, Guitars  1959, 1959 Stratocaster, 8mm, 8mm to DVD, Abigail Ybarra, CinePost, Daemonzed, Ektachrome, Fender, Fender Factory, Fender Guitar, Forrest White, Freddie Tavares, Jazzmaster, Kodachrome, Leo Fender, Ross Lenenski, Russell Eldridge, Stratocaster, Super 8, Telecaster 
Bence Bécsy playing Wireless MIDI Guitar Synthesizer. purpose of this recording is to demonstrate the tracking speed and accuracy of the synthesizer sound. Left channel: guitar via szalayandras1953 
Here’s an entry in the Roland Guitar Synthesizer Challenge by Wayne Joness, featuring vintage Roland Guitar Synthesizers, the Roland GR-300, Roland GR-700 and Roland GM-70. The synthesizers are all controlled by a vintage Roland G-303 Guitar Synthesizer Controller. In addition to the GR-300 and GR-700, the GM-70 is used to play a Roland XV-5080 Sound Module. All Parts were played by guitar, with the exception of the drum loop programming. via WayneJoness 
Roland Guitar Synth Challenge entry by Wayne Scott Joness featuring the Roland GI-20. The GI-20 is used with a Roland GK-3 divided pickup to play a variety of software synthesizers and sound modules, including the Roland XV-5080 fitted with the SRX-07 Ultimate Keys Expansion board. All MIDI performances are from the GI-20, with the exception of drum loop programming. via WayneJoness 
This is a review of AmpliTube & iRig, a combination that lets you run guitar amps and effects on your iPhone or iPad. IK Multimedia AmpliTube iRig is a combination of an easy-to-use instrument interface adapter and guitar and bass tone mobile software: With AmpliTube iRig, you can plug your guitar into your iPhone/iPod touch/iPad and jam anywhere. Simply plug the iRig interface into your mobile device, plug your instrument into the appropriate input jack, plug in your headphones, amp or powered speakers, download ‘AmpliTube FREE’ version for iPhone or for iPad, and start rocking. You’ll have at your fingertips the sound and control up to 4 recombinable simultaneous stompbox effects + amplifier + cabinet + microphone just like a traditional guitar or bass stage rig! Add amps and effects as you need them — you can expand your rig with up to 11 stomps, 5 amps, 5 cabinets and 2 microphones in the AmpliTube iRig app custom shop. Amplitube iRig retails for $39.99. You can find out more about it at the IK Multimedia site. If you’ve used AmpliTube iRig – leave a comment and let us know what you think of it! 
This series of videos takes a look at the Monsters of High Gain guitar amps – a shootout between 13 high gain amps. The first video takes a look at the Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier II. Continue reading Monsters Of High Gain Guitar Amps |
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