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Shiruba^ ・ November 29, 2009 ・ 12,882

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Guitar and bass will be recorded at home, vocals will be recorded in a studio and mixed down - mastered.

Mac: Apple MacBook 2.0GHz (MB466J/A)
Operating System: Mac OS 10.5

Software:
Apple GarageBand
Apple Logic Express 9
TOONTRACK dfh EZdrummer

Hardware(Home):
Amp Simulator: LINE6 POD2
Vocal Mic: SHURE SM58SE
Monitor Speaker: YAMAHA MSP3
Headphone: audio-technica ATH-A500
AUDIO/MIDI Interface: M-AUDIO Fast Track Ultra
USB MIDI CONTROLLER: M-AUDIO KeyRig49
Apple Keyboard
Apple Magic Mouse
Display: BenQ M2200HD

Hardware(Mobile):
M-AUDIO Fast Track Pro

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I often listen to AOR--jfusion--80sHairMetal

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Shiruba^

I think there are pros and cons, but I think that the sound of the guitar must be my favorite, and the appearance must be my favorite. I think it's like a woman I'm dating. Also, I don't really like customizing the guitar. There must be a sound that the guitar maker intended, so I want to respect it. Also, if you don't get a good sound in the default state, there is a limit to how much you can customize. The car I ride is also a car that likes the default state. The guitar solo emphasizes the melody rather than the technical one. I like to put fast phrases in the melody, I think it's effective. The riff must be cool. So I like guitarists in the heyday of hard rock in the 80's. I don't like copying, so I make original songs. So when I make an original song, I only touch the guitar when I play it. Since I have a job and a family, I sometimes say that I don't have much time to touch the guitar. That's an excuse, it's just a strange guitarist.

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