neurosmos

The guitar that Hendrix and Buddy Holly made famous. This guitar just fits right and is functional and reliable, it's well balanced, and there are so many refinements to the Stratocaster that people mostly either ignore or don't know about, and they look at it and think that it is too plain, then you have people like Yngwie Malmsteen totally blow that overgeneralized stereotypical thought away. My only complaint is most Strats could use some upgraded pickups, maybe a better bridge and tuners but on most Mexican and American Strats the tuners and bridge are good.

It has the shape of a Strat, hard tail like a Tele, arched top like a Les Paul with extras like a smooth access neck joint, Grover tuners. Tone Pros Bridge, strings go through the body. Guitar Pickups are rear routed like a Les Paul. 5 way pickup switch. Mine looks different than the one in this picture, the head stock lettering is off white and the hardware is dark chrome instead of black, the inlays are abalone. I had mine fitted with a Buzz Feiten nut and set up at Griffin Musical Instruments in Palo Alto. I added EMG actives to it and have had Retroactives, EMG 80, 60, 58, 58a etc in different positions at various times.

Finishes: Tobacco Sunburst, Metallic Gray MSRP: $869.90 new Body: SOFT MAPLE / Flame maple Veneer Scale: 25.5" Neck: Bolt On Fingerboard: Rosewood Pickups: HB103N/F, SC101M/M, HB103B/R Bridge: Black Licensed Floyd Rose (Wilkinson variety) Tuners: Black Grover Headstock: Reverse Shark Fin Inlays: Acrylic Pearl Shark Fins

The go to synth these days. I like the wavetables, and the filter options it's also nice to have effects built in.

I mainly use NI FM8 from this collection, although it is so huge and there are so many possibilities from this, you could spend your whole life figuring out how to use everything in this, my only complaint is there isn't enough time to go through everything it has to offer.

This synth can literally do anything you need, the only problem is lack of imagination.

I like pretty much everything about Logic Pro X except a few things. I have issues with changing the sample rate on my Focusrite Scarlett 2i2, I can only set to one sample rate and cant change it with out all kinds of weird sounds pops and crashing. Other than that Logic Pro X would be perfect.

I am still learning how to use it lol. This daw goes deep and the posibillities are endless. My ownly complaint is I can't always make sense of the user interface.

I find the music arrangement and the flow of production to be the best way for me to make tracks quickly.