Schecter Videos

This is just to see how it sounds on YouTube. I recorded this with Audacity. My guitar and amp (as pictured) is a Schecter Damien Lefty and the amp is a Crate MX120R. I am using a Digitech RP300A pedal. I'll probably put an actual video up when I convince my girlfriend to sing the vocal part. 0 views | 0 comments Click here to watch the video (04:22) Submitted By: ic2a Tags: Guitar Cover Paramore Decode Twilight Brand New Eyes Schecter Damien Digitech Rp300 Rp300a Crate Mx120r Categories: Music & Dance

Author: mmills97 Keywords: matt mills matthew neoclassical shred shredding yngwie malmsteen guitar jason becker sweeping sweep picking joe stump tony macalpine vinnie moore chris impellitteri paul gilbert Michael angelo batio schecter guitars metal george bellas Added: October 29, 2009

Hello again, long time no see. As you hopefully can tell, I have a new axe! Full model name is; Schecter Blackjack ATX Fr (Aged White). This came in the mail on the 7th Sept 2009. Purchased from http://www.drumcityguitarland.com if you havent checked them out, you should do so. No original this time, although I do have a few ideas brewing, however Ive been struck with writers block for a while now. Another thing you should have noticed is that my guitar tone has improved a vast amount. This is because I recently was given a POD X3 for passing my exams (for settings please PM me). So, the song is This is Absolution by Killswitch Engage from their 2006 album Daylight Dies I have their new album and may be doing a few covers from that album in the foreseeable future. I recorded it using REAPER and added on the BBE Sonic Maximizer VST plugin. I think it sounds WAY better than just using the X3 on its own. Again, I learnt most of it by ear, however there is a tutorial on how to play this song by the band (on YouTube) which I used for some of the parts which I thought were quite hard to place. Tabs will be up shortly as I am very familiar with this song. http://www.freewebs.com/musicman1066 Tuning: Drop C String Gauge: Dadario 0.10 0.56 © Roadrunner Records 2006 WMG I do not claim to own any of the audio presented in this video, it is the property of Killswitch Engage and the record companies listed above. Enjoy!

Hello again, long time no see. As you hopefully can tell, I have a new axe! Full model name is; Schecter Blackjack ATX Fr (Aged White). This came in the mail on the 7th Sept 2009. Purchased from http://www.drumcityguitarland.com if you havent checked them out, you should do so. No original this time, although I do have a few ideas brewing, however Ive been struck with writers block for a while now. Another thing you should have noticed is that my guitar tone has improved a vast amount. This is because I recently was given a POD X3 for passing my exams (for settings please PM me). So, the song is This is Absolution by Killswitch Engage from their 2006 album Daylight Dies I have their new album and may be doing a few covers from that album in the foreseeable future. I recorded it using REAPER and added on the BBE Sonic Maximizer VST plugin. I think it sounds WAY better than just using the X3 on its own. Again, I learnt most of it by ear, however there is a tutorial on how to play this song by the band (on YouTube) which I used for some of the parts which I thought were quite hard to place. Tabs will be up shortly as I am very familiar with this song. http://www.freewebs.com/musicman1066 Tuning: Drop C String Gauge: Dadario 0.10 0.56 © Roadrunner Records 2006 WMG I do not claim to own any of the audio presented in this video, it is the property of Killswitch Engage and the record companies listed above. Enjoy!

Author: ChromeCelica00 Keywords: ChromeCelica00 Slow Fast Melodic Death Metal Mood Changes Guitar Schecter Marshall Amp Metalcore Harmony Epic Storm Added: September 20, 2009

James Kalm returns for the 2009 season opener on the LES (Lower East Side).

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John McCain is asked about calling his wife the "C" word. Enjoy more at www.headzup.tv

The uncensored version. A safe for work version is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBALqvp08Vk Dedicated to those too squeamish to discuss an incident related to the temperament and character of a guy who'd like to be President. McCain's freaky-mean '92 outburst is a well-sourced story found in Cliff Schecter's book The Real McCain. Due to the particularly profane nature of the offense it would probably be useless to wait for the press to give it the full-on, endlessly repeating, 24-7 Reverend Wright treatment. So we'd love to help. From the Public Service Administration. We are: Andy Cobb Josh Funk Nyima Funk Marc Evan Jackson Mark Kienlen David Pompeii Marc Warzecha Special Guests: Woman: Aisha Kabia Man: Jason Kelly John McCain (VO): Phillip Wilburn Dancing John McCain: Andy Sklar Dancing Cindy McCain: Beth Crosby Cindy McCain (VO): Beth Farmer Many Thanks to: Hal Soper Principato & Young Entertainment

Its not perfect, got plenty of mistakes. But its good enough for me for now. Please comment if you like, and check out my other vids.

For more clips visit http://www.metalinjection.net/tv Jeff Loomis of Nevermore clinic for Schecter guitars, NAMM 2007

Enjoy this first episode of the media literacy series called "Critical Focus: A Forum on Media Today" co-produced by Cambridge Community Television and Somerville Community Access Television. This episode explores the subject of Media and War.