Acoustic Guitar Tone & the L1® - Revision history

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ST moved page Acoustic Guitar Tone & the L1Â® to Acoustic Guitar Tone & the L1®

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ST: Category:Guitar

2008-09-19T15:17:36Z

Category:Guitar

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Tom Munch: take out an extra "&"

2008-09-09T14:50:21Z

take out an extra "&"

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	'''Another thought from me on that thread:'''		'''Another thought from me on that thread:'''

	One of the things that is most important is the touch. You hear great players talk about this all the time. What I posted vocally about playing at 40% with intensity - that's what it's all about for me. It's like stroking a cat softly around the ears, or feathering your car's throttle ever so lightly, or kissing your love with great passion & & gentle tenderness. Do the same thing for your guitar. (I know how odd this sounds - LOL.)		One of the things that is most important is the touch. You hear great players talk about this all the time. What I posted vocally about playing at 40% with intensity - that's what it's all about for me. It's like stroking a cat softly around the ears, or feathering your car's throttle ever so lightly, or kissing your love with great passion & gentle tenderness. Do the same thing for your guitar. (I know how odd this sounds - LOL.)

	''Here's what I had posted about vocals...''		''Here's what I had posted about vocals...''

ST: Related: Vocal and Guitar Performance Techniques Video by Tom Munch

2008-03-19T18:09:22Z

Related: Vocal and Guitar Performance Techniques Video by Tom Munch

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	Another way to express these thoughts is "finding the sweet spot". That is a phrase that applies to an awful lot of life. The best tone is in that sweet spot guitar-wise, vocally, in any instrument & performance. Find that sweet spot of tone that really gets you off & work with it. There are sweet spots in many ranges & volumes on every instrument. There are also sweet spots with mics & even the L1. Find those magical ranges & work in them to find every nuance & expressive conduit available.		Another way to express these thoughts is "finding the sweet spot". That is a phrase that applies to an awful lot of life. The best tone is in that sweet spot guitar-wise, vocally, in any instrument & performance. Find that sweet spot of tone that really gets you off & work with it. There are sweet spots in many ranges & volumes on every instrument. There are also sweet spots with mics & even the L1. Find those magical ranges & work in them to find every nuance & expressive conduit available.

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			Related: [[Vocal and Guitar Performance Techniques]] Video by Tom Munch

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ST: Acoustic Guitar Tone & the L1™ moved to Acoustic Guitar Tone & the L1®: ® replaces ™

2008-02-11T05:06:20Z

Acoustic Guitar Tone & the L1™ moved to Acoustic Guitar Tone & the L1®: ® replaces ™

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ST: Category:Acoustic Guitar

2007-09-02T16:41:26Z

Category:Acoustic Guitar

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Tom Munch at 22:40, 13 March 2007

2007-03-13T22:40:32Z

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	''...one of the things I did was turn up the master to 2 o'clock & then whisper into the mic. I believe in playing with intensity at 40% instead of the 80% that most guys like to play at. That can make a HUGE difference in tone.''		''...one of the things I did was turn up the master to 2 o'clock & then whisper into the mic. I believe in playing with intensity at 40% instead of the 80% that most guys like to play at. That can make a HUGE difference in tone.''


	'''Another thought - 3/13/2007, Finding the Sweet Spot'''		'''Another thought - 3/13/2007, Finding the Sweet Spot'''

Tom Munch: Added pararaph at bottom

2007-03-13T22:39:57Z

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	''...one of the things I did was turn up the master to 2 o'clock & then whisper into the mic. I believe in playing with intensity at 40% instead of the 80% that most guys like to play at. That can make a HUGE difference in tone.''		''...one of the things I did was turn up the master to 2 o'clock & then whisper into the mic. I believe in playing with intensity at 40% instead of the 80% that most guys like to play at. That can make a HUGE difference in tone.''

			'''Another thought - 3/13/2007, Finding the Sweet Spot'''

			Another way to express these thoughts is "finding the sweet spot". That is a phrase that applies to an awful lot of life. The best tone is in that sweet spot guitar-wise, vocally, in any instrument & performance. Find that sweet spot of tone that really gets you off & work with it. There are sweet spots in many ranges & volumes on every instrument. There are also sweet spots with mics & even the L1. Find those magical ranges & work in them to find every nuance & expressive conduit available.

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ST: Acoustic Guitar Tone & the L1 moved to Acoustic Guitar Tone & the L1™: Added ™ to the L1 designation in the title

2007-03-04T20:31:32Z

Acoustic Guitar Tone & the L1 moved to Acoustic Guitar Tone & the L1™: Added ™ to the L1 designation in the title

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ST: citation: [http://bose.infopop.cc/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/6366055944/m/8101040623?r=8101040623#8101040623 Tom Munch's Acoustic Guitar Sound] discussion on the Bose Musician's Message Boards

2007-03-04T08:47:41Z

citation: <ref>[http://bose.infopop.cc/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/6366055944/m/8101040623?r=8101040623#8101040623 Tom Munch's Acoustic Guitar Sound] discussion on the Bose Musician's Message Boards</ref>

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	'''From the forum "Tom Munch's Acoustic Guitar Sound" 5/4/2006'''		'''From the forum "Tom Munch's Acoustic Guitar Sound" 5/4/2006'''<ref>[http://bose.infopop.cc/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/6366055944/m/8101040623?r=8101040623#8101040623 Tom Munch's Acoustic Guitar Sound] discussion on the Bose Musician's Message Boards</ref>

	Let's talk about acoustic tone. I searched for the holy grail for years. I have a couple dozen pickups & a dozen high-end preamps to show for it.		Let's talk about acoustic tone. I searched for the holy grail for years. I have a couple dozen pickups & a dozen high-end preamps to show for it.
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	''...one of the things I did was turn up the master to 2 o'clock & then whisper into the mic. I believe in playing with intensity at 40% instead of the 80% that most guys like to play at. That can make a HUGE difference in tone.''		''...one of the things I did was turn up the master to 2 o'clock & then whisper into the mic. I believe in playing with intensity at 40% instead of the 80% that most guys like to play at. That can make a HUGE difference in tone.''

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