Recent content by aarontunes

Yep. Warmoth has paid a high R&D cost on the products we offer. I could show you lots of necks with truss rods poking through like a compound fracture, finishes that did not adhere as they were supposed to, lam tops that cracked over the forearm contour, etc, etc, etc. By the time they reach...

That said, we should genuinely thank @Bdam123 for posting his experience and findings here.....for myriad reasons. A tip of the hat to you; you paid the "school fee" on our behalf. I'm now inspired to make a new video for the Warmoth YouTube channel: the top-10 worst screw ups I've ever made...

Gah! Sorry reshaping your neck didn't go as planned. That sucks. I can only imagine the sinking feeling of suddenly seeing that hole open up. I have no idea what your correspondence history might have been up to now, but I know for sure that I wouldn't give you any direct advice, dimensions...

Sadly, we may never know. :(

Well darn. I'm just a few years behind you, and on roughly the same trajectory. Up to about 2020 I was running half-marathons regularly, hiking fairly strenuous hikes without much though, etc. Over the last 6-7 years my knees have had enough. I still run regularly, but not the distances I was...

It's all relative, I guess. I can tolerate the 59 if it's got a narrow nut width, but 1-11/16" or larger and to me it feels too big.

There is a whole page of Warmoth factory tour videos here.

I prefer the Wolfgang over the 59, but my preferences should mean nothing to anyone else, really. It's all about what you prefer. I like decidedly medium necks. :)

That's some detailed listening. Thanks so much! Yes, the lead gtr solo on DT is probably the one I am most proud of on this album. It just strikes me as unique, from the little pick scrape that starts it to the end run you referenced.

I think he is a big tinkerer. I've talked to him a couple times regarding Warmoth parts, and he is about the nicest guy you could ever want to meet.

Honestly, learning how to program realistic drums was hard-earned practice. I've been doing it for 40 years now! It's the result of a lot of trial and error, observation of the drummers in my various bands, and just learning what works and what doesn't. Here are a few tips: Observe, observe...

Help me PICK THE FIRST SINGLE!!! :cool: I'm planning to do videos for one or two songs. For those of you who have listened to all the songs (and thank-you so much, BTW!) which two songs would you choose for the "singles"?

Thanks! MIDI - I programmed all the parts. I use Superior Drummer 3.0, and I don't even render them as audio. I just leave it all in SD3 as midi. The only thing I do is add some room ambience to the entire drum bus. For that I use the FAME plug in from IK Multimedia. Can't say enough good...

Now we are gonna go ahead and watch this video.... :cool:

Thanks! My mantra: quality only exists in the midst of quantity. So I'm just playing the percentages. If I put enough stuff out there, odds are at least a little of it will be good. lol