This is unbeliveable (6 string fretless with Low B contet)

ShawnFjellstad · 08-05-2007, 01:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by neon_black88

Me to, I think the novelty would wear off on me after a while, it would be good for recording though. Arent they shit expencive?

i don't think that it would be a novelty thing for me.
i think i would truly use it as a new, unique songwriting resource.

and i don't know how expensive they are.

Ishan · 08-08-2007, 06:29 AM

I have one

It's a fun toy but it's a bit hard to use and unpratical. Don't misunderstand me I love mine, but it's more of a ponctuation you're going to use on a solo or an arrangement than anything else. Many bands style use those like Opeth, In Flames, My Dying Bride, etc... If you can spot a really long sustaining note on an album it's generaly a eBow or more rarely a sustainer.
It's really good if you multitrac the ebow to replace synth pads mith mucho effecto, sounds eery

A crazy company released a synth based on sampled eBow guitars, it just sounds insane! Listen to the demos over here!

D-EJ915 · 08-08-2007, 12:25 PM

rondo has a fretless LP, it's so sweet looking. Cool songs btw \m/

* D-EJ915 emphasizes that a song is not just something composed, it is any piece of music, so improvisational pieces are still songs, etc.

08-08-2007, 01:11 PM

Both videos is fucking sick. The second almost more,
I really need an e-bow, and a fretless, and a video camera.

Kotex · 08-08-2007, 03:30 PM

Those were both really awesome.

TheMissing · 08-08-2007, 03:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by neon_black88

Me to, I think the novelty would wear off on me after a while, it would be good for recording though. Arent they shit expencive?

They are between $80 and $90

Not bad. I REALLY want one. Dimebag Darrel has been known to use them. Don't know which songs though.

ZeroSignal · 08-08-2007, 04:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ishan

I have one

It's a fun toy but it's a bit hard to use and unpratical. Don't misunderstand me I love mine, but it's more of a ponctuation you're going to use on a solo or an arrangement than anything else.[/url]

mine's great!

Durero · 08-08-2007, 04:33 PM

Very cool! Beautiful improvising.

Very interesting instruments as well. I thought he could use some flatwound strings on his acoustic to minimize the string sliding noises.

Very interesting that his electric is a fretted/fretless doubleneck.

My favorite use for my ebow is on an acoustic using a slide - it's a really beautiful tone.

Ebows also sound great on the inside of grand pianos, but unfortunately I don't have one of those sitting around.

Drew · 08-08-2007, 06:58 PM

Ebows can be had for about $80, and while they're not likely to be the principal method of a player's style anytime soon, they're an absolutely badass tool for recording. An ebow and a delay make anything sound better.

newamerikangospel · 08-08-2007, 07:25 PM

Unless you are django (alot of his solos were on the top two strings) then an ebow is awesome to have for a guitar "choir" (multi tracking guitars ala brian may), or for simulating feedback if you are running a multieffects. Think about being able to reproduce feedback accurately, instead of the hit or miss thing. Not really an all the time thing.

08-08-2007, 06:29 AM	#12
Ishan 0xDEADBEEF Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Paris, France. Posts: 2,185 Real Name: Yoann Main Seven: What for? Main ERG: 30" Intrepid Pro soon :) Rig: BM>QuadX>SS PA>2x12 Thanked: 13	I have one It's a fun toy but it's a bit hard to use and unpratical. Don't misunderstand me I love mine, but it's more of a ponctuation you're going to use on a solo or an arrangement than anything else. Many bands style use those like Opeth, In Flames, My Dying Bride, etc... If you can spot a really long sustaining note on an album it's generaly a eBow or more rarely a sustainer. It's really good if you multitrac the ebow to replace synth pads mith mucho effecto, sounds eery A crazy company released a synth based on sampled eBow guitars, it just sounds insane! Listen to the demos over here! Bloody Murder #5 Current rig : Bodenhamer Bloody Murder -> Carvin Quad-X Amp preamp -> TC Electronics G-Major -> the t.amp E400 -> Framus 212CS with Celestion G12 Century's

08-08-2007, 12:25 PM	#13
D-EJ915 <3's Tsukasa Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Virginia, USA Posts: 16,891 Real Name: Kagami Main Seven: ESP MH-307 Rig: Randall RG75G2C Thanked: 206	rondo has a fretless LP, it's so sweet looking. Cool songs btw \m/ * D-EJ915 emphasizes that a song is not just something composed, it is any piece of music, so improvisational pieces are still songs, etc. My Site: əBCAir

08-08-2007, 03:30 PM	#15
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08-08-2007, 06:58 PM	#19
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08-08-2007, 01:11 PM	#14
Desecrated Dirty Lurker Posts: n/a	Both videos is fucking sick. The second almost more, I really need an e-bow, and a fretless, and a video camera.

08-08-2007, 04:33 PM	#18
Durero prototyping... Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Vancouver, B.C., Canada Posts: 3,740 Real Name: Leo Pedersen Main Seven: Raven 7 - my design Main ERG: Ergo 10, Ergo 9, Stick 8 Rig: 2101LTD>TS100>2x1936 Thanked: 36	Very cool! Beautiful improvising. Very interesting instruments as well. I thought he could use some flatwound strings on his acoustic to minimize the string sliding noises. Very interesting that his electric is a fretted/fretless doubleneck. My favorite use for my ebow is on an acoustic using a slide - it's a really beautiful tone. Ebows also sound great on the inside of grand pianos, but unfortunately I don't have one of those sitting around.

08-08-2007, 07:25 PM	#20
newamerikangospel HA HA!...Avatar! Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Oklahoma Posts: 1,286 Real Name: lepsognakiremaw Main Seven: Schecter Gryphon Rig: GNX>H&K4x12-Hrtk2x15 Thanked: 13	Unless you are django (alot of his solos were on the top two strings) then an ebow is awesome to have for a guitar "choir" (multi tracking guitars ala brian may), or for simulating feedback if you are running a multieffects. Think about being able to reproduce feedback accurately, instead of the hit or miss thing. Not really an all the time thing.


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