News ‘n’ stuff

Learn to play by ear

05/12/09

New section on how to learn playing by ear and throw away the TABs

10 questions answered

30/11/08

Just gave a fun interview to Kris, a talented player and teacher, that - like myself - has a youtube channel and his own website - go check it out - he is covering a lot of good basic stuff


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Theres a FAQ to the most common questions i get.
Go over there



chinjazz said,


December 30, 2008 @ 5:38 am

Hello MarloweDK,

I stumbled upon your site while searching for some additional lessons to freshen up my playing. I really like your tasty playing! Very much like how I want to play. I switched from drums 10 years ago and can recognize that you have a great sense of timing!

Your site and efforts will keep me funking it up for a long time.

Thanks!
Adam


jrexr said,


December 29, 2008 @ 11:35 pm

Some thing more to endorse. What’s a good set of headphones to use to get a good bass response on you px4d?
I use cheap Media-tech computer headphones, more bass “oompff” than my expensive “true” sounding ones


dengsiao said,


December 7, 2008 @ 3:34 pm

Hi MarloweDK, I have a request: would it be possible that you provide the audio part (as ogg or mp3) of your videos as a download too?
Loading the file f.ex. in audacity allows me/us to further reduce the speed of your licks for better understanding and practicing.
And thank you so much for sharing your work.

All the best
michael
Lots of programs to convert formats out there - And i dont want to spoil you any further;-)


simonj said,


December 1, 2008 @ 10:54 pm

Is it a prototype ? Have you used it live yet ? A step or two up from the old rig I guess. Looks pretty cool too !

Yes its a prototype and Ill try it live next week


simonj said,


December 1, 2008 @ 8:47 pm

You nearly gave it away…. the new rig. Looks interesting.
2 x 12’s cabs, but what’s the head ? rgds.

450 watts class D amp with Preamp and compression and you can use it detached from the cabinets as a practice/recording preamp - it has a digital output, an analog line out and stereo audio inputs.
Cabs are 2×10 and 2×12 speaker units are on top of eachother so you get a “tower” of speakers you can hear and feel as opposed to speakers playing into your calves…


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