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Thanks for the input and info Stephen

Yes mate, that’s me

@@FinbarOhanlonDude…you got me through the difficult transition into hard disk recording…Logic 2.5 on a 7200 Mac with an AudioMedia 3 card. If it wasn’t for your help, I think I would have given up. 30 years later…still at it. Many thanks. (eyesaw on Soundcloud). Trying to remember…I think you may also have bought my TR909?

@@mdmorris6193 wow, thanks so much for the kind words and memories. I might have bought your 909 can’t remember Kate, bought so much gear over the years. Thrilled you are still making music. Will check out your stuff

Thanks so much Jim, really appreciate your comment and ongoing support for my music

You rock Dave. Always appreciate your support.

Thanks so much Philippe, love your comment

Thank you, Mike Oldfield is a total legend. Appreciate the comment.

Thank You Buddy, the Warr Guitar is a total inspiration Machine, thank you for your ongoing support

I ordered a Chapman Railboard during the peak of Covid in the USA. It was a custom order & I received mine in less than a year.

Thanks for the comment and congrats on your own journey. I have owned 3 different sticks, a Grand Rosewood and a 10 and 12 tailboard. Sticks are amazing instruments. The Warr Guitars Come with a lot more options and a completely Different Sound. I have 2 Warr Guitars both 12 Strings, One in Crossed (Inverted Bass Tuning) and the other Uncrossed. I like your suggestion regarding the difference between Warr and Chapman Sticks, however I dont own any sticks these days. I am however thinking of doing a whole series on learning to play the Warr Guitar (stick) if there is enough interest. Subscribe to my Channel and keep up to date as I start releasing some new vids. If you are interested in learning a particular aspect of Touchstyle or Stick, Warr, Hanewinckel guitars let me know and I'll see what I can do to help you by doing a video on that topic.

@@plantafantasma2060 congrats on your purchase and journey mate. They are amazing instruments.

@@FinbarOhanlon thanks a lot! I mean any tips for studying helps, specially since in my country there is no one that plays touch style instruments, so I'm learning from books and UA-cam videos mostly.

@@FernandoCuadro thank mate. I get it, there are hardly any players here in Melbourne Australia. I took zoom lessons with Steve Adelson and James wright who really helped me get started. Anyways I will start planning a series of lessons for anyone looking to learn and post it out and see if there is enough interest Thank for you contribution to my channel.

It's a Warr guitar (12 string) which will most likely have a very similar tuning to a Chapman Stick. The lowest strings are usually the two in the middle - the bass side is screen-left (Finbar's right,) often tuned in 5ths upward to the neck edge and the treble side is often tuned in 4ths toward the other edge of the neck.

@@nickcook3948 thanks mate, that is correct. My other Warr is Tuned in Parallel 4ths where both sides are tuned to 4ths and the bass is not inverted and strings swapped around. Having both tunings requires 'if effect' learning two different instruments with lots of similarities, but gives me a lot more creative outlets. The next Warr Video I post will be using the other Warr. Thank for your comment and support.

Thanks so much @malstewart5633 Mal, appreciate the comment and question. The Guitar has in effect two sides Bass and Melody. Each side has 6 strings and its own outputs and controls. 12 strings in total, with th bass side inverted (upside down from centre of the neck to the outside (top) of the fingerboard. tuning is as follows Bass Side 12:-B 11-E 10-A 9-D 8-G 7-C (lowest) Melody Side 6-B (Lowest) 5-E 4-A 3-D 2-G 1-C

Check out Jason Blakes response here. The other Key Difference that Jason does not mention is Warr Guitars can come in variants up to 14 string with any combination of Melody and Bass strings e.g.6 Bass + 8 Melody. Check out Jasons page here. www.jasonblakemusic.com/news/warr-guitar-and-chapman-stick#:~:text=The%20differences%20lie%20in%20the,or%20a%20more%20horizontal%20position.

Thank you buddy, love your UA-cam channel and your work

Hey Robert, nice to hear from you. Happy New Year to you as well.

Thanks Alexander. Thanks for your comment. I’ll try find some time between things to do a short vid that gives you what you are looking for. My pedalboard has been designed as an aid to spark creativity, and as such I don’t think of the pedals as devices for specific sounds, they are looked at as ingredients that when combined might fire some new musical ideas. Will let you know when I have a vid posted that talks through things

@@FinbarOhanlon even hearing your philosophy when it comes to the pedal board is super helpful. I love the ingredients metaphor. If you ever wanted to do a breakdown of how you approach sound creation, bring inspired, and auditory exploration, I imagine people would love to watch it. I would, at least. Thank you so much for the great content! I discovered you from your Maschine dawless videos and have been watching your vids a lot of the past couple days! Big fan. Thank you for your wonderful mind and creative spark ✨

HI Alexander, I did a quick video showing a more detailed example of how I get ideas using this board at the following link. ua-cam.com/video/RezgkZoLQ-8/v-deo.htmlsi=tMvi1qSBEylaDA7F

Thank you.

Thank you for listening and for the kind comment.

Thanks so much, greatly appreciated.

Thank you

Thank you @tufidigital

Thanks brother, merry Christmas to You too and the family.

Thanks buddy, happy holidays

Thanks so much.

@@FinbarOhanlon I own a Warr guitar as well, and I always check to see if people are making interesting music with one. You are one in a million man

@@AygisMusic thanks again buddy. Not sure if you are aware but I admin a Facebook Warr Guitar Group called Warr Guitars worldwide. We would love to have you part of the community, that is if you are not already a member. Merry Christmas mate.

Thanks @dags1965, appreciate the kind words.

Thank you so much for all your tutorial videos. You really helped me get up to speed quickly with this box.

Great to hear ! Thank you for tuning in@@FinbarOhanlon

It’s in the Morningstar ML10x mate so I can position it where I want In this clip it was right at the front In this clip I had Lossy, Mood MK2 and Meris LVX running in that order. MOOD smeared Verb, LVX patch 7 delays

Thank you for helping build the tools behind the inspiration……..

Thanks for the kind words lance. Greatly appreciated

Thanks mate, greatly appreciate your kind words.

Happy to help where I can mate Since doing this video I have gone back to writing content on my Warr Guitar but happy to answer any questions Email me: finbar@finbarohanlon.com and will try and help where and when I can

Thanks @jasonBrockStick appreciate your comments and glad you enjoyed the video.

Get yourself a Footswitch I use a dual Roland FS6 One Footswitch is for play stop the other is for record Depending on the mode you are in for recording will Determine whether the audio will be stored as individual recordings or recording loop and overdub Using clips then you can place your recorded file on the timeline wherever you want

Thanks buddy, the track does in spots get to about 64% The secret is using bussed effects The whole track is only using 3 effects Plus I learned hot to use the simple inbuilt bass synths and poly synth which takes up little memory It’s super easy on Maschine to just pull up something from and expansion and go from there but the expansions have been in a lot of cases optimised for a mk3 workflow, where CPU is not an issue Maschine plus is super capable if you plan your track out right, this is why I tried to replicate a complete track like this to see what’s possible

@@FinbarOhanlon thank you very much for taking the time to explain, very helpful, cheers!!