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Jeez Louise shows you how to combine your digital synths with analog guitar effects – so you can create face-melting prog keytar solos.

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9 Responses to “How To Create Face-Melting Keytar Solos”  

  1. 1 Mark Mosher

    @57 Seconds – Is that black tape holding the Virus rack to the stand. Man I would never do that to a piece of gear.

  2. 2 MarkMosher

    @57 Seconds – is that duct tape holding the Virus to the stand. Yikes, I'd never do that to a piece of gear. That virus looks like it was thrown around a bit as well.

  3. 3 synthhead

    If you want to melt faces, you got to expect some collateral damage.

  4. 4 Polite

    I've got blu-tac keeping mine from falling off my control surface.

  5. 5 George

    Yeah, its tape. I did that just for the few minutes. Been using this live though for 9 years.

  6. 6 Pete

    This is really good stuff!

  7. 7 John Sentner

    I came accorss this and then started to watch it again and again and again. Its got one great hook. I replied to these guys in Youtube and got immediate response, so screw the tape and get into that sound. It is right there, on the spot. I am trying to figure out better methods to prevent the Noise the is created when plugging all these instruments together.
    Anyhow. Thanks for this great stuff!

  8. 8 Jason Lines

    Is there any way to see you perform LIVE? I would really like to have a little more info. Please.
    Why dont you rackmount the virus. I never really like the rack version but…wow…the sounds you are making are very, very cool. Thanks.

  9. 9 Satch

    Found this a few days ago and decided now to leave a comment on this platform rather then Youtube. This is one of the best and most fun demonstrations i have seen so far. To be honest, i did not get the point in the beginning, but watching it a few times and cranking it up on good speakers, wow, i have to hand it to them. The demo is a ROCKER. I find some audio problems during the mids. jumps the stereo. Can you guys take care of that? Why do i write so much? Because Music has become such a cheap waste, bet there are some real people still out there cranking it up. I saw that you have dedicated this to John Paul Jones, why dont you all JAM with Them Crooked Vultures.

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