You mean Bruno Mars? Well he's not really a guitar player, obviously, but outside of singing, dancing, and everything else, he also plays drums, and a bit of guitarI saw the Metallica debacle. I didn't care about the mic thing (that sucked though)...but those fake mosh dancers and gaga...no thanks.
That Prince guitarist was a hack, imo. I don't think I've seen a guitarist stick so tightly to one pentatonic scale position in a show of that size.
Ah, that's the Bruno Mars I've been hearing about. I'll give him credit that his name stands out of the crowd. good branding.You mean Bruno Mars? Well he's not really a guitar player, obviously, but outside of singing, dancing, and everything else, he also plays drums, and a bit of guitar
See my post above.... LOLBTW.. what do you think of Gary Clark Jr's mic positions in that picture? Both mics look right on the very outside edge of the cone. Maybe not so odd for thick blues tones?
Kinda awkward sounding coverband version at that.Master of Puppets was played as Megadeth walks to the stage for their grammy.
3 10"s in a Vibro King - that change anything?Two ribbon mics 0ff-cone wouldn't be my choice of placement...
You need to spend a little more time with this guy - he does it all, and with a pretty good attitude, respect for his craft, showmanship and humour. I didn't even know he could play guitar until last night - and his solo, limited as it might have been, was better than anything I could have managed in front of a billion people.Ah, that's the Bruno Mars I've been hearing about. I'll give him credit that his name stands out of the crowd. good branding.
If he's not really a guitar player, he definitely has the faces and moves down - just not much to back it up though.
I thought it was weird to watch a guy look the part (REALLY look the part), but play mindlessly within the box. To be fair, I have a hard time writing a tasteful solo, but if you ever see me playing and acting like that at wriff wrath, throw a beer bottle at me.
Not really. It's not unusual to use one or more mics on a multi-speaker cab. The normal practice is to use two different mics for variety of choice in the mix. Using two different ribbon mics is quite unusual, and the placement even more so. To be fair, the Shure KSM313 (the red mic) is pretty warm, so maybe they compensated by getting it out towards the edge. I haven't used the other ribbon mic (looks like an Audio Technica), so can't be sure that isn't as dark sounding, although I doubt it.3 10"s in a Vibro King - that change anything?
We've got tickets for the Toronto show. I was pressured into it by my wife and her best friend but I know I'll enjoy it. His "Runaway Baby" performance at the Grammy's a few years ago is one of the best I've ever seen on there. I thought he also killed the SuperBowl.You need to spend a little more time with this guy - he does it all, and with a pretty good attitude, respect for his craft, showmanship and humour. I didn't even know he could play guitar until last night - and his solo, limited as it might have been, was better than anything I could have managed in front of a billion people.
Outside of what is normal or best practice I actually thought he sounded terrific.Not really. It's not unusual to use one or more mics on a multi-speaker cab. The normal practice is to use two different mics for variety of choice in the mix. Using two different ribbon mics is quite unusual, and the placement even more so. To be fair, the Shure KSM313 (the red mic) is pretty warm, so maybe they compensated by getting it out towards the edge. I haven't used the other ribbon mic (looks like an Audio Technica), so can't be sure that isn't as dark sounding, although I doubt it.
Hey, it's the Grammy show, so glitz, glamour and shiny white teeth are most important.
Resuming my listening stream of scruffy dudes and dudettes playing "Americana" now......
I can't. I have little time for stuff I already appreciate let alone anything new. It's like me making new friends...I don't.You need to spend a little more time with this guy - he does it all, and with a pretty good attitude, respect for his craft, showmanship and humour. I didn't even know he could play guitar until last night - and his solo, limited as it might have been, was better than anything I could have managed in front of a billion people.