Blake_perry

I use 11-54 in Drop- C, It is probably one of the best guitars I've ever played

I use 10-46 Strings in D standard Tuning. It has a chuggy mid range sound.

Its just your average explorer with some average pickups. a cool satin finish

It has passive EMG pickups and is a very good beginner 7 string. I use 10-62 gauge strings

The pick ups are just your average chinese knock offs, I put a Seymour Duncan Invader in the Neck and a Seymour Duncan Dimebucker in the bridge. Unfortunately there is now too much bass. Use 11's on a Les Paul.

It is a good board to start with, but some sounds are not really that good. For example, the pitch shifter sounds make the regular sound all fuzzy, which I haven't had before.

it's range of sound isn't very large. you could buy something better.

Cuts a lot of noise that you don't want.

It is a good keyboard to learn on. If you want to have cool sounds to make "NIN" or "Rammstein" sounds with, get something better.

A great microphone that can be used for just about anything you need.

It is great for recording amps if you choose to go down that path.

If you are a bedroom musician, this is the interface you want.

If you want something to start with, this is the place. you can get a good beginner metal tone with this amp.

Its a great program for bedroom musicians

If you are a bedroom musician and don't have any drummer friends, this is the program for you. you can edit how the drums sound which makes it fun to tone chase. and you can get a better idea of how things will sound.

I don't use it for much, because I have to learn how to use it still.

10-46 are great for E standard. Very nice balance and tone to them

These strings are great for all tunings. I use them for Dropped C tuning. they have such a great balance of tone. lot of great mid range that is complimented with nice bass.

it is a great program to write current projects you're working on or practicing. Now, if you're someone who cares about how things sound when writing, you might have difficulty writing.