Podcasts about True Tone

Today we sit down with the incredible father/son guitar team of Stuie and Sonny French, of The French Family Band. They tell their tale of how they moved from Australia to the United States in 2019, and quickly made an impact on the Nashville music scene through their shutdown era livestreams, and their more recent appearances on the Grand Ole Opry. Gear wise, Stuie shows us his modified Jason Isbell Tele and Gretsch, while Sonny shows off his Gibson Les Paul Special, and vintage Fender Coronado.

Luther Dickinson is an acclaimed sideman, solo artist, and producer, noted for his work with the North Mississippi Allstars, Phil Lesh, and the Black Crowes. We begin with a discussion of his legendary producer/musician father, Jim, and how he nurtured his son's playing and his work ethic. We also dive into how Luther became a devotee of open tunings via his dad's obsession with Bo Diddley. Dickinson is currently out playing shows with JD Simo and drummer Adam Abrashoff.

This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at: betterhelp.com/REGARDLESS to get 10% off your first month & on your way to being your best self regardless of what shows up.One of the weirdest things about our 20s is how quickly reality can shift—whether it's your job, your relationships, or even your wildest dreams. For all the aspiring entrepreneurs out there, this conversation with Isabella Biscarini is the perfect blend of hope, inspiration, and raw honesty.Isabella's journey from going viral overnight to launching True Tone Swimwear is nothing short of ‘what the heck just happened?!' We dive into what it's really like to build a business, take the leap into the unknown, and hustle as a full-time entrepreneur as a 20something. But, as Isabella reminds us, success is rarely instant—it's about embracing the grind, navigating fear, and finding strength in vulnerability.What we talk about:Launching a business post-viral success in your 20sNavigating fear and the unknown of entrepreneurshipHustling in silenceThe importance of supportive friendships and family during your journeyUgh & ofc social media comparisonRegardless of whether or not you aspire to be an entrepreneur, this episode is a powerful reminder that regardless of what dream we are building. Don't stop. You've got this. xx

Welcome back, Midnighters, to another electrifying session of The Midnight Project. This week's episode comprises forward-thinking techno sounds to energize your workouts, drives, and reflective moments. Here's a glimpse of the stories behind some tracks featured in this week's mix.We dive in with BLR x Matt Sassari x Truetone's "Submerge," a mesmerizing collaboration that blends hypnotic rhythms with melodic intensity. Matt Sassari's polished soundscapes, combined with BLR's atmospheric touch, create a powerful and intricate track, embodying the spirit of modern techno.One highlight of this week's mix is my track, "Void." This piece is deeply personal, capturing my journey as both an artist and a champion of balance and health. With pulsating energy and evocative layers, "Void" resonates with The Midnight Project's ethos, bringing connection and inspiration through music.Wehbba and Victor Ruiz's "Silo" is another standout, delivering driving industrial energy with a cinematic edge. Both artists are renowned for pushing boundaries, and this track is a prime example of their innovative approach to techno.For the full tracklist, head over to https://www.1001tracklists.com/source/80bhhv/the-midnight-project/index.html. Don't forget to subscribe to the show and share it with your fellow techno fans. Let me know your favorite track in the comments, or recommend an artist you'd love to see featured in a future episode. Together, we're growing this fantastic community of Midnighters.Stay positive, keep the energy alive, and I'll see you next week. SebastiaanFor bookings, contact contact@redesignrecords.com, and subscribe for a new mix every Wednesday at 6 AM (CET) via https://www.sebastiaanhooft.com.

On this week's episode of The MacRumors Show, we discuss the new iPad mini 7, Apple Intelligence and Genmoji, and the chances of an October Apple event to introduce M4 Macs. Apple this week announced the seventh-generation iPad mini. Key upgrades include the A17 Pro chip, Smart HDR 4 and a new True Tone flash, a faster USB-C port, Apple Pencil Pro and ‌Apple Pencil‌ hover support, a 512GB storage option, and support for Apple Intelligence. We discuss our initial thoughts on the product refresh, the significance of the upgrades, and who should consider buying the new device. With Apple Intelligence being a tentpole feature of the new ‌iPad mini‌, we ponder on whether Genmoji will actually be a popular feature among users when it eventually debuts. Finally, with the first of Apple's October product releases taking place via press release, we appraise whether the next expected products, which include new MacBook Pro, iMac, and Mac mini models, will follow suite. Until now, reports suggested that there would be an October Apple event to unveil the new devices before their debut in early November.

Brooke and Tyler question the meaning of Enlightenment to better understand nine (or maybe ten!) of Roshar's most haunting mysteries- The Unmade. We examine how The Unmade were created and changed, detail the known aspects of each individual Unmade, and theorize wildly about one of their chosen Radiants, Renarin Kholin. #AllSpoilers Conversation Questions: How do the terms Made, Unmade, and Enlightened interconnect and differ? (23 mins) What mechanism did Ba Ado Mishram use to bond the Singers? (42 mins) Does there need to be a rebalancing among the Knights Radiant & Spren in order to account for Odium's new nature as a True Tone of Roshar? (1h 36mins) Support this podcast by becoming a Patron on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/CosmereConversations) Original music by David Gruwier (https://twitter.com/DGruwier). "Radiant" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5CFAZUv4C0) by David Gruwier.

Today's episode features two legends of the Nashville music scene, Joe Glaser and Steve Wariner. Glaser's innovations include a neck plate mounted bender system, 3-pickup Tele-style builds, Plek fret leveling and nut cutting technology, Music City Bridge hardware and tool supply, and running the world-respected Glaser Instruments repair shop in Nashville. Steve Wariner is one of the most acclaimed singer/songwriters & guitarists to ever hit Music City. The 4-time Grammy Winner formed a guitar style using two Glaser Bender-equipped guitars, a Strat-style with beautiful neck inlays, and a red 3-pickup Tele. Both instruments became closely associated with Wariner via the many public appearances, videos, and photos featuring them. Today Joe and Steve discuss the inspiration and creation of these instruments, and how their collaboration helped shape their careers. We also look at Jeff Senn's painstakingly made copy of Steve's red 3-pickup Tele that was made for Wariner to fly with when he wants to leave the original at home.

Greetings Midnighters,It's that time of the week again – Wednesday morning, when we dive deep into the pulse of the night with a fresh episode of The Midnight Project. As always, I've curated an hour of techno that's not just music; it's a journey for the soul, perfect for those moments of reflection or the energy of a workout. This week, we explore tracks that promise to captivate and energize you. We delve into the mesmerizing beats of "Paranoid" by Layton Giordani. This isn't just a track; it's an odyssey. Layton, known for blending soulful melodies with hard-hitting techno, has outdone himself, creating an invigorating and introspective soundscape.Also, we have "Acid Redemption" by Jacki-E, who channels the spirit of classic techno in this original mix, infusing it with her unique, forward-thinking approach. The result is a track that's both a nod to the past and a leap into the future, embodying the transformative power of techno.And, of course, the chill-down track – the collaborative magic of "Close To You" by BLR, anamē, and Truetone. This track stands out as a testament to the power of collaboration in the electronic music scene. It's a harmonious blend of each artist's distinctive sound, creating an uplifting vibe with an undercurrent of melancholy.As always, for the whole experience and the detailed journey through tonight's soundscape, check out the full tracklist at 1001 Tracklists. This platform supports artists and enhances your listening experience by giving you a deeper insight into the music.I encourage you, my fellow Midnighters, to subscribe to The Midnight Project. Share this musical journey with friends and spread the love for techno. Each track and episode is a chapter in our ongoing story – a story we write together, fueled by beats, rhythm, and the night.Remember, it's not just about the music; it's about the moments we create with it. Let's keep crafting those unforgettable memories and keep the spirit of techno alive.Until next time,Sebastiaan

John Leventhal returns to go in-depth on his first solo album, Rumble Strip. We discuss his process of composing, recording, and the gear he used to create the 16 poignant tracks on the album. Leventhal also discusses his signature acoustic guitar tones that utilize both the natural "acoustic" sound, plus an "electric" sound hole pickup run-through effects and a tube amplifier. He also weighs in on the 30th-anniversary re-release of The Wheel, his first collaboration with his wife, noted singer-songwriter, Rosanne Cash. John is a multi-Grammy Award-winning producer and musician. A short list of Leventhal's collaborators includes Marc Cohn, Shawn Colvin, Rosanne Cash, William Bell, and Sarah Jarosz. Rumble Strip - Release Date January 26th, 2024 https://music.apple.com/us/album/rumble-strip/1713810040

Duke Levine's resume is filled with a catalog of stellar solo albums, high-profile sideman gigs, and essential session work. We have Tom Bukovac to thank for making this interview happen, as he had requested Duke on a recent session here in Nashville, that gave us a chance to catch up in person with the Boston-area great. To kick off, we begin with a discussion of his latest gig, touring with Bonnie Raitt. Via the new gig, he has had his first experience with using in-ear monitors and having amps off-stage. We also cover his early gigs with Jonatha Brooke & The Story, Mary Chapin Carpenter, and how he got a record deal in the early 90s. Levine also talks about the eternal tone hunt, covering his move away from using compressor pedals to replacing them with low-gain overdrive pedals. We also cover his pedal board where he uses a Radial switcher to keep his tone as pure as possible by removing unused items from his chain.

Thanks to Truetone for sponsoring today's episode. Find your next pedal board power supply at:  www.truetone.comJeff King was raised in the Smokey Mountains of East Tennessee, where as a young boy, he found a guitar in an attic and was immediately hooked. Though he loved music and played frequent gigs, he did not study it in college, yet post-graduation, he decided to throw in his lot with a friend that moved to Nashville in the early 80s. With luck on his side, he fairly quickly hit the scene in a big way in 1985 by landing the lead guitar spot with the then-new artist, Patty Loveless. Jeff was soon riding the wave of success with Patty who was busy sending singles up the charts and wowing crowds and critics with her soulful Kentucky sound. This led to major screen time, as Loveless guested on the TV shows of the day, including Austin City Limits, The Tonight Show, Letterman, and the various music shows on The Nashville Network.  Jeff was also getting to watch Patty make her records with guitarists Reggie Young, Ray Flacke, Albert Lee, Richard Bennett, and Steve Gibson. He soon was putting his watch-time lessons to use by working on demo sessions in-between road dates to the point that he was soon able to bid the road goodbye and focus completely on studio work. After decades of studio work, he was asked by one of his clients, Reba McIntire, to go out on the road with her, which lead to him also performing road dates with Brooks & Dunn. Jeff now tours with two legendary Country Music acts, and because of their less strenuous touring, he is able to keep his studio work thriving.On the gear front, King tells the backstory of his main guitar, a 1985 G-Bender equipped Glaser Tele-Style that is on its second neck. We also get a look at his Tom Anderson Strat, Gretsch Duo-Jet, studio pedal board, and his 1956 Fender Harvard amp.Support the show

(Kalilo - Song Writer)   In this episode, I had the honour of having Edward as my guest. He shared with me his interest in being song writer as his hobby.   Definition: A songwriter is a musician who professionally composes musical compositions or writes lyrics for songs, or both. The writer of the music for a song can be called a composer, although this term tends to be used mainly in the classical music genre and film scoring. A songwriter who mainly writes the lyrics for a song is referred to as a lyricist. The pressure from the music industry to produce popular hits means that song writing is often an activity for which the tasks are distributed among a number of people. For example, a songwriter who excels at writing lyrics might be paired with a songwriter with the task of creating original melodies. Pop songs may be composed by group members from the band or by staff writers – songwriters directly employed by music publishers. Some songwriters serve as their own music publishers, while others have external publishers. Wikipedia contributors. (2023, August 19). Songwriter. In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved 03:23, August 22, 2023, from https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Songwriter&oldid=1171240587   Kalilo's links: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@cfdpod/about Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kalilozf/   Time For Your Hobby links: Website: Time For Your Hobby website (click to find Apple, Spotify, Google and more) Merch: TFYHpodcast (on Redbubble) Instagram: @timeforyourhobby Twitter: @tfyhpodcast Podchaser: Time For Your Hobby  Patreon: Timeforyourhobby  Email: timeforyourhobby@gmail.com     If you like this episode and think it can be helpful to someone you are more than welcome to share it and leave a review. If you want to be on my podcast or have any questions at all, by all means, contact me through any of the platforms above. So until the next episode... make some time for your hobby.   Shout out to my Patrons: Chess Talk (https://chesstalk.podbean.com/) Mélissa Sabrina Hughes Berry    Take care,

Adam Levy has an established guitar voice that we first heard on Tracy Chapman's "Give Me One Reason," then on albums and tours with Norah Jones, and sharpened to a fine point on his latest release, Spry. Besides his work as a guitarist, Levy has also devoted himself to being an educator through his Guitar Tips channel, Truefire instructional courses, and time spent as the Guitar Dept. Chair at the Los Angeles College of Music. Additionally, Adam made great contributions to the world of guitar journalism as a staff writer for Guitar Player Magazine in the 90s. Today Adam shares his musical adventures, expresses his love for his 1964 Gibson ES-335, and his excitement in releasing the "jazz album of his dreams," Spry.

Santa Monica is famous for many things but there are three popular landmarks that you've just got to visit when you're there: the pier, the beach, and Truetone Music. Run by musicians, for musicians, Truetone is top of the pile for all things guitar and attracts locals and touring musicians alike. Its history spans three decades, and it's a true destination location for not only the greater Los Angeles area but worldwide too.Joining us today are the co-owners of this legendary guitar store, Paul Flynn and Sunir Patel, to discuss how Truetone Music got its start, why guitar isn't dead, and what sets Truetone apart from big-box retailers. Tuning in, you'll also gain some insight into the inner workings of the business and find out how Truetone has created a welcoming community that treats regular customers like celebrities and celebrities like regular people. That being said, they have had their fair share of musical titans in the shop, including Prince, Andy Summers, Reverend Billy Gibbons, Tenacious D, Tom Petty, and Steely Dan, to name but a few!As you'll discover in today's conversation, Paul and Sunir both have a deep love and respect for music and believe that it's the people, not the gear, that makes Truetone Music what it is. Be sure to tune in today to get turned on to your next inspiration.Key Points From This Episode:The smell of plectrums and the death of John Lennon: what got Sunir and Paul into music.Paul's part in starting Truetone Music with Ken Daniels in 1999.Why it's the people, not the guitars, that make Truetone what it is.Challenges that come with starting a music shop, from finding a space to financing.A look at how the guitar business has changed and evolved over the years.The complementary relationship between online and in-store purchases at Truetone.Care, expertise, and reputation; why customers choose Truetone over big-box retailers.Reasons that Truetone's repair shop is known for being one of the best in the business.Differences between pushy and helpful salespeople (and how Truetone's are the latter).How Paul and Sunir manage and decide on the wide variety of stock they keep in store.Ways that COVID impacted the store and how they navigated broader supply chain issues.Sunir's responsibilities at Truetone and how he keeps their inventory organized.Insight into the organic nature of small companies started by creative people.How Truetone's lesson program has contributed to growing the shop's community.Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:TrueTone MusicTrueTone Music on InstagramTrueTone Music on FacebookTrueTone Music on YouTube

Jeff King was raised in the Smokey Mountains of East Tennessee, where as a young boy, he found a guitar in an attic and was immediately hooked. Though he loved music and played frequent gigs, he did not study it in college, yet post-graduation, he decided to throw in his lot with a friend that moved to Nashville in the early 80s. With luck on his side, he fairly quickly hit the scene in a big way in 1985 by landing the lead guitar spot with the then-new artist, Patty Loveless. Jeff was soon riding the wave of success with Patty who was busy sending singles up the charts and wowing crowds and critics with her soulful Kentucky sound. This led to major screen time, as Loveless guested on the TV shows of the day, including Austin City Limits, The Tonight Show, Letterman, and the various music shows on The Nashville Network. Jeff was also getting to watch Patty make her records with guitarists Reggie Young, Ray Flacke, Albert Lee, Richard Bennett, and Steve Gibson. He soon was putting his watch-time lessons to use by working on demo sessions in-between road dates to the point that he was soon able to bid the road goodbye and focus completely on studio work. After decades of studio work, he was asked by one of his clients, Reba McIntire, to go out on the road with her, which lead to him also performing road dates with Brooks & Dunn. Jeff now tours with two legendary Country Music acts, and because of their less strenuous touring, he is able to keep his studio work thriving. On the gear front, King tells the backstory of his main guitar, a 1985 G-Bender equipped Glaser Tele-Style that is on its second neck. We also get a look at his Tom Anderson Strat, Gretsch Duo-Jet, studio pedal board, and his 1956 Fender Harvard amp.

To Support the Channel: https://www.patreon.com/AskZacTip jar: https://paypal.me/AskZac Venmo @AskZac Or check out my store for merch - www.askzac.comBaz Luhrmann's Elvis movie stars Austin Butler, Tom Hanks, and Presley's timeless music. The unseen star of the music is guitarist JD Simo, who was tasked by Lurhmann and Dave Cobb to replicate the original parts and tones played by Scotty Moore, James Burton, Hank Garland, Reggie Young, and Tommy Tedesco. In today's special collaboration with Truetone, we sit down with Simo, as he tells the tale of how he was asked to take part, and the gear he used to replicate the legendary guitarist's riffs. We also take a look at his soon-to-be-released album Songs From The House Of Grease. Recorded with his trio, the album features his recently acquired Danocaster Singel-Cut, along with an ancient Alamo amp and a venerable 1965 Deluxe Reverb. Simo also shows off his new Xact Tone built pedal board.#askzac #JDSimo #elvisSupport the show

Watch the video!https://youtu.be/X3FNUobPdrgIn the News blog post for March 17, 2023:https://www.iphonejd.com/iphone_jd/2023/03/in-the-news667.htmlHappy St. Paddy's Day!New ViewJeff's M2 Upgrade!Verbose Carrots and Business CopilotsFont Wars The Upcoming New NEW iPhone To Ship or Not to Ship, Headset EditionFiction Designing RealityBrett's iTip: Check Your Night Shift SettingsJeff's iTip: See & Control Your Apple Watch from your iPhoneJeff's Review: Camo - Use Your iPhone as a WebcamJason Snell | SixColors: Camo Studio 2 supports any webcam, including Continuity CameraJess Weatherbed | The Verge: Carrot Weather update introduces snarky chatbot based on ChatGPTJared Spataro | Official Microsoft Blog: Introducing Microsoft 365 Copilot – your copilot for workKatie Deighton | The Wall Street Journal: Font Wars Spread After State Department Replaces Times New Roman With CalibriDan Moren | Macworld: Four rumored iPhone 15 features that will convince you to go Pro this fallJohn Gruber | Daring Fireball: To Ship or Not to Ship, Headset EditionSeth Kurkowski | Space Explored: For All Mankind costume designer plays part in NASA's next-generation space suitBrett's iTip: Apple's True Tone technology adjusts the white colors on your screen to keep your eyes from getting tired, and Night Shift makes your screen more orange and warmer towards the evening before your bedtime. This is probably turned on by default, but go to Settings - Display & Brightness - Night Shift if you'd like to change your Night Shift schedule. You can also adjust the color temperature of Night Shift from “less warm” to “more warm.”Jeff's iTip: You can see and control your Apple Watch directly from your iPhone by going to Settings - Accessibility - Apple Watch Mirroring. Support the showBrett Burney from http://www.appsinlaw.comJeff Richardson from http://www.iphonejd.com

Hoy os invitamos a hacer un trío. Aunque vosotros sólo tenéis que escuchar. Viene de nuevo a las charlas de Faq-mac, Rubén Pascual, oftalmólogo, para seguir respondiendo dudas y explicando cómo funcionan nuestros ojos y cómo reaccionan a la exposición a las pantallas de todo tipo. únete a Juan, Alf y Rubén en este episodio donde recorreremos cómo sufren nuestros ojos cuando vemos la televisión, miramos el móvil o vamos al cine. ¿Tiene base real Night Shift? ¿Sirve para algo True Tone? Todas las respuestas en este episodio. Ya sabes, compartir es amar, así que difúndelo ;-) Y si tienes dudas que te gustaría que Rubén respondiera, no dejes de enviarnos un comentario a través de las redes de faq-mac o en el email alf@faq-mac.com.

Truetone Lounge Chris Scruggs is the host of his own WSM radio show that runs on Friday nights after the Grand Ole Opry, fronts his own band, The Stone Fox Five, and is a member of the white-hot group backing Marty Stuart, The Fabulous Superlatives. He is also a busy session man with everyone from up-and-comers to hitmakers Kacey Musgraves & Sierra Ferrell, and more recently, he was the youngest member inducted into the Musicians Hall of Fame. In today's episode, Scruggs tells his own story and, along the way, shares plenty of country music lore and spotlights 4 of his favorite guitars, a 1962 Telecaster, a 50s Fender double-neck steel, a 1959 Martin D-18, and a 1938 Gibson L5.

Luke McQueary was Don Kelley's final guitarist in his long line of amazing players. Today we sit down and talk about his beginnings and the importance of Don's tutelage in his progression as a musician and performer. Though Don Kelley is now retired, the tradition lives on with Kelley's Heroes Wednesday through Saturday, 6:30 -10:30 PM at Robert's Western World. Luke also shows off his rig which includes a specially ordered Custom Shop Telecaster Thinline, vintage Deluxe Reverb, and a small pedalboard.

A short list of the veterans of Don Kelley's band includes Brent Mason, Redd Volkaert, Johnny Hiland, Guthrie Trapp, JD Simo, Daniel Donato, Porter McClister, and Luke McQueary. Kelley was bandleader and coach for these giants, helping each of them hone their playing and tone by playing 5-6 days of the week, 4 hours a night, under his watchful eye. As important as these players and their stories are, today we get to hear Don's story of growing up in Texas, serving in Vietnam, moving to Nashville to play with Joe Stampley, and how he came to lead his band and guide the careers of some of the finest guitarists in the world.

True Tone Swim, KK Swim, Maui X Lolita, Xcarii Xii Fashion Runway 7 Spring/Summer 2023 Collections True Tone Swim by Italian designer Isabella Biscarini, whose newest collection included a variety of one and two-piece black and white swimsuits, KK Swim with a safari-themed collection, resort wear brand Maui X Lolita, and activewear brand Xcarii Xii Fashion.

An unseen star of Baz Luhrmann's Elvis movie is guitarist JD Simo, who was tasked with replicating the original parts and tones played by Scotty Moore, James Burton, Hank Garland, Reggie Young, and Tommy Tedesco. In today's special collaboration with Ask Zac, we sit down with Simo, as he tells the tale of how he was asked to take part, and the gear he used to replicate the legendary guitarist's riffs. We also take a look at his soon-to-be-released album Songs From The House Of Grease. Recorded with his trio, the album features his recently acquired Danocaster Singel-Cut, along with an ancient Alamo amp and a venerable 1965 Deluxe Reverb. Simo also shows off his new Xact Tone Solutions built pedal board.

During David Hood's 50-plus-year career, he has played on more hits than just about any other bassist on the planet. From Bob Seger to Wilson Picket, and Rod Stewart to the Staple Singers, Hood provided the bass lines for countless Pop, Rock, and R&B hits that we all know and love. Many of us became aware of David through the beautifully made Muscle Shoals documentary from 2013, which focuses on the story of Rick Hall and his former proteges, the Swampers. Here, David, the last of the Swampers sits down with us at his former home away from home, Muscle Shoals Sound Studio, to lay down his own story.

This week on She's Intimidating I got the honor of Interviewing the Isabella Biscarini about her new swimsuit company True Tone Swim. And we got ALL OF THE DETAILS. It was an honor having her on this podcast. She is such and inspiration to so many girls and I can thank her for my lack of tan lines. LADIES DON'T WALK RUN TO GET THE JANE TOP you will not regret. You can find her on all social platforms under @truetoneswim @isabiscarini xoxo Jess@jesss.arielle @shesintimidating

Russ Pahl is one of the busiest guitarists and pedal steelers in Nashville, with credits ranging from Robert Plant to Carrie Underwood. He is a multi-instrumentalist, who moves between both instruments and musical genres in such a fluid manner, that he is just at home playing lead guitar with Dan Auerbach on Austin City Limits, as he is playing hardcore country pedal steel in Vince Gill's touring unit. In our Truetone Lounge interview, Russ covers his career, what he feels has kept him in demand over the last 30-years, and his highly customized guitar and pedal steel rig. #truetonelounge #truetone #russpahl

Chairmen of the Boards | Episode 3 Choosing The Right Power Supply HOSTS: Grant Klassen (Goodwood Audio) - grant@goodwoodaudio.com Brian Omilion (Omilion Audio) - omilion@theguitarsanctuary.com Mason Marangella (Vertex Effects) - mason@vertexeffects.com WATCH ON YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/2Oe42fK1hgM 

We dive into Aussie based 80s record label, True Tone Records. The Go-Betweens, Ganga Jang, Rockmelons and more.

The boys sit down for another solo pod and talk about: Wine night, Pizzaboy, Diarrhea, 2145, Marg, Folks, BEEutiful HONEY, Jackass, Pre/Pro, Telecaster, GHS strings, Guitar repairs, Truetone, Reverb, Anthony, Big Monsta, Communication breakdown, this years Bogle, and much much more.

Вчера, 8 марта, компания Apple провела свою презентацию и представила много интересного. Но основное, конечно, чип M1 Ultra и новый компьютер Mac Studio! Вот всё, что показала Apple сегодня:iPhone 13 и 13 Pro получили новый цвет. Зелёненький! выпустят в новых зелёных оттенках. В продажу в США поступит 11 марта;Новый iPhone SE получил старый дизайн iPhone 8, зато процессор iPhone 13 (Apple A15 Bionic). Стоить будет от $429. В рубли я пересчитывать не хочу.iPad Air получил процессор M1. Ну и по мелочи: 5G, 12-мегапиксельная широкоугольная фронтальная камера. От $599, в продаже с 18 марта;Новый чип M1 Ultra. По сути, совместили два M1 Max. Внутри 114 млрд. транзисторов, 800 ГБ/с пропускной способности, 64 ядра;Компьютер Mac Studio. Очень мощный, работает на базе M1 Max или M1 Ultra, причём бесшумно. Есть порт USB-A, поддерживает 8К, быстрее чем Mac Pro. Стоить будет от $1999 и $3999 в зависимости от процессора. В продаже с 18 марта. Самая дорогая версия — 8000 долларов, 128ГБ оперативки и 8ТБ SSD.Экран Studio Display. 27-дюймовый 5K-дисплей, поддерживает TrueTone, есть встроенная 12-мегапиксельная камера, динамики и микрофоны. Поддерживает Пространственное аудио. Можно зарядить MacBook Pro. Стоить будет $1599, тоже с 18 марта доступен.

Brian, Blake, and Richard are back for an all-new episode of the Chasing Tone Podcast!BOSS have released a new version of the Space Echo in a compact pedal form and the guys get a bit excited, Brian makes some wild boasts, and Blake gets very excited until...well until Richard pops his balloon by talking about the nefarious gouging of the Slice of Pie pedal.  It all gets silly and Richard suggests a ritual to cleanse the situation.How do you power your pedals? The guys talk about a stalwart of wall warts, the Truetone 1-Spot and Brian admits to the occasional daisy-chain violation. The conversation turns to the world of power supplies and Brian and Blake grace us with some amazing audio impersonations that you definitely won't want to miss. Sorry. Will want to miss. Yeah thats it. David Crosby has being saying stuff about Spotify and Blake is not happy about it and tells us why and the guys chat about it at length. Richard has been watching big aeroplanes trying to land with massive wind...sorry in massive winds...and Brian tells us about the Wampler Family Flying Circus before then detailing his near death experience in the air.  MC Cyclops, Storm Eunice, Fancy Squiers, Slash's Ipod, Exposure bucks, Telephone idiots...it's all in this week's Chasing Tone!We are on Patreon now too!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/chasingtonepodcast)DIY mods:https://modyourownpedal.com/collections/booksFind us at:https://www.wamplerpedals.com/https://www.instagram.com/WamplerPedals/https://www.facebook.com/groups/wamplerfanpage/Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdVrg4Wl3vjIxonABn6RfWwContact us at: podcast@wamplerpedals.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/chasingtonepodcast)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/chasingtonepodcast)

Ocean Beach Podcast from Downtempo House Producer Oxen Butcher. Play on: MIXCLOUD | ITUNES Tracklisting: 01. Per QX – The Time Is Now (Birdee Radio Edit) 02. Low Blow – What You Believe (Original Mix) 03. Bruno Be & Sandeville ft. Alexandra Prince – So Many Times (Extended Mix) 04. BLR & Truetone – You […]

Carl Rydlund is the guitarist you are hearing on many of the movies you have watched over the last 20-years. Major films he has worked on with famed film composer, Hans Zimmer, all feature Carl's guitar work. Today we sit down with one of the soundtrack kings, who recently moved to Nashville to continue his film work, and to take a teaching position at the renowned music-focused Belmont University. In our interview, Rydlund discusses his musical upbringing, his move to Los Angeles, and how his work as a copyist and guitarist on Hanna-Barbera cartoons turned into the soundtrack work that has defined him over the last 20-years. Rydlund also shares very practical advice for those wanting to get into soundtrack work, and also takes a very sensible look at gear, and what one actually needs to get the job done.

Kenny Vaughan is the perpetually calm and composed guitar slinger that is just as at home touring with Marty Stuart as he is fronting his trio in a club or recording in a studio with the likes of everyone from Lucinda Williams to the Pretenders. With an extensive background in rock, punk, country, and jazz, Vaughan brings a seemingly never-ending bag of tricks to every musical situation he participates in. In our Truetone Lounge, we drill down as to how he seamlessly moves between various genres, how he has held his gig with Marty Stuart for over 20 years, and his seemingly utilitarian view on gear.

In today's Truetone Lounge interview with Lindy Fralin, the pickup man shares how repairs and rewinding in the 1980s led to the creation of his own pickups and how he eventually earned his current position as one of the industry leaders in both vintage replicas and groundbreaking original designs.

Jason Lollar is one of the premier pickup makers in the world, and even wrote a book on the basics of winding, and how to turn your mother's sewing machine into the perfect winder. In our Truetone Lounge interview, Jason takes us through his schooling at the Roberto-Venn School of Lutherie, and how he transitioned from guitar builder to pickup winder for many of the great guitar builders of today. Lollar also reveals the R&D that is involved in birthing new pickup designs, and how his work has influenced an entire generation of winders.

Jimmy Olander's opening lick on Diamond Rio's "Meet In The Middle," let the listener know that they were about to hear something new. His double-bender meets banjo fingerstyle sensibilities created a singular sound that would lead off most of the band's hits over the next 3 decades. Today, we sit down with Jimmy in his home studio and get the full story of his climb from out-of-work banjo player, to double bender Tele man with multi-platinum success. Jimmy also gives us the inside scoop on his Joe Glaser-built Telecaster style guitars, and how he began using Matchless amps.

Truetone Lounge | Ron Ellis Ron Ellis, fueled by his love of great tone, and enabled by his background as a scientist, broke the code and began producing some of the most vintage authentic electric guitar pickups a little over a decade ago. Via his thorough research and analysis of working and broken vintage pickups, he discovered both the recipe and the proper ingredients to replicate various eras of holy-grail winds. Soon, he was breaking those rules to create modern interpretations to meet the very specific tonal demands of virtuoso players such as Julian Lage, Brad Paisley, and Josh Smith. In Today’s Truetone Lounge, we get his back story and all of the serendipitous turns that led to his involvement in The Blackguard Book and to eventually becoming one of the great modern pickup winders.

Las novedades que ha presentado Apple en su Spring Loaded no ha dejado indiferente a nadie. Su encargado Tim Cook, CEO de Apple comenzó la conferencia hablando sobre el cuidado que le tenemos que dar a la tierra y compartir con la audiencia el objetivo de pode eliminar mas de 1 millones de toneladas de carbono al año. La remesa de anuncios empezó a ser generada gracias al plan Apple Card Family que permite a los padres y madres a comprar si tarjeta con sus hijos aportando a esta tarjeta la utilidad de poder configurar límites de consumo y tener un mayor control de gastos. Se dio a conocer la nueva interfaz para Apple Podcast que empieza ofrecer distintas opciones para encontrar programas además de implementar suscripciones para escuchar contenido sin publicidad. Esto para mi es algo que tengo que ver la dirección que puede llevar or motivos razonables :D Seguidamente nos presentan otro color de os iPhones 12; el lila aparece y se comenta que hace referencia a que era el color preferido de Steve Jobs. Con esto entramos en lo gordo: Los Air tags: Un dispositivo con forma de llavero que usa la red global Find My y que nos puede ayudar a localizar un elemento perdido, mientras mantiene los datos de ubicación privados y anónimos con un cifrado de extremo a extremo. Se nos presenta de paquetes de uno o de paquetes de cuatro. Nueva generación de Apple TV: Nuevo mando y con la capacidad de poder hacer un calibrado de pantalla gracias a nuestro teléfono movil. Nuevo iMac con chip M1: Se presentan 7 colores diferentes (verde, amarillo, naranja, rosa, púrpura, azul y plateado para los mas clásicos). Tiene apenas 11,5 mm de grosor y un 50% más de pantalla con la versión anterior. Este nuevo modelo cuenta con una pantalla Retina de 4,5K de 24 pulgadas con 11,3 millones de píxeles y 500 nits de brillo. El display también cuenta con tecnología True Tone, que ajusta automáticamente la temperatura del color a medida que cambia el entorno para lograr una experiencia más natural. Nuevo iPad pro con 5 G y M1 Se destaca su nuevo diseño de mini-LED que utiliza más de 10.000 LED en toda la parte posterior del display. La pantalla Liquid Retina XDR presenta hasta 1.000 nits de brillo. La nueva pantalla incluye otras tecnologías avanzadas que también se pueden encontrar en el iPad Pro de 11 pulgadas, incluida la compatibilidad con colores ProMotion, True Tone y P3, que brindan una experiencia de visualización cinematográfica para contenido HDR y Dolby Vision. Parece que han salido con todo y no solo eso; estos productos podrán estar disponibles en el mes de Mayo así que si te interesa unirte al cambio pásate y píllate algo. En el episodio de hoy también hablamos sobre la locura que están teniendo muchos clientes de consolas de nueva generación. Tanto es así que creo que estamos tocando la locura. ¿Recuerdas cuando en tiempos de pandemia todo el mundo se dedico a ir a los supermercados a por papel higiénico? Pues creo que en estos momentos estamos tomando esa dirección, pero algo injustificada ya que a falta de títulos que rompan con todo estamos en un momento de escapes de componentes que puedan aportar luz al mundo de las nuevas consolas. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/oscar6884/message

We had tons of comments on Ray's first episode, and additional questions posted, so we followed up with a second spot with Ray. In this episode, he talks about his playing style, gigging with the Everly Brothers because he "needed the money," interviewing Deep Purple's Ritchie Blackmore, and his acoustic instrumental recordings, including his take on Paganini's 5th Caprice.

Steuart Smith is best known for having toured with the Eagles for the last 20 years, and for co-producing their "Long Road Out of Eden" album. His story begins long before in the Washington DC club scene, then expanding to the national scene through a band showcase for Colombia Record's Senior VP of A&R, Rick Chertoff. This led to collaborations with Rodney Crowell and Rosanne Cash on top-selling and award-winning albums, tours and production work with Shawn Colvin, and sessions with everyone from Vince Gill to Joni Mitchell. In our 2-hour interview, we cover his entire career as a session man, producer, touring sideman, and his ongoing role with the Eagles. We also cover his gear through the years, including what he currently uses on the road with the Eagles.

Danocaster Guitars is one of the most beloved and in-demand small-shop builders, yet next to nothing is known about Dan Strain and his small team that builds solid-bodies in Nashville, TN. After much prodding, Dan finally agreed to sit down and tell us about himself, his team, and the chain of events that led to the formation of Danocaster Guitars.

Elliot Easton's well-constructed solos with The Cars were integral to their hits and were in many ways mini compositions within the songs. In our Truetone Lounge, we dive into how the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame member constructed those solos, and look deeply into the recording process of those seminal albums. Easton also thoroughly contrasts the producing styles of Roy Thomas Baker (Queen) and Mutt Lang (Def Leppard, AC/DC) on the various Car's albums and the hard work, and eye for detail that both producers shared. He also discusses his involvement with Gibson, Kramer signature models, and his custom orders with John Page that influenced the creation of the Fender Custom Shop in 1985. Elliot also discusses having Ringo Starr play on a track for The Empty Hearts, his supergroup that includes members from the Romantics, and Blondie.

TruetoneLounge | Ray Flacke We are so honored to have one of the all-time Telecaster greats, Ray Flacke, sit down with us to tell his story, after a long season of staying under the radar. Those not familiar with him should know that Flacke's influence runs deep on just about any player willing to pick up a Tele and play with gusto. With equal parts Ritchie Blackmore, Chet Atkins, and Roy Nichols, Flacke grabbed everyone's attention by the collar with his aggressive and staccato guitar work on the back-to-basics radio hits of Ricky Skaggs of the early to mid-1980s. After his stint with Ricky, he moved on to session work, and a return to touring with Marty Stuart in the early 90s, and the Jamie Hartford Band in the late 90s to early 2000s. After a stint out of the music limelight, Ray has a new passion, writing. He has just published a children's book entitled "The Boy Who Would Be Birds," and is in the process of completing his tongue-in-cheek autobiography, 'Kin 'Ell, Fired Again. Flacke also discusses his gear through the years, and how he has used super glue to save his right-hand nails, and baby powder on the neck of his guitar for left-hand precision. To order his children's book, send an email to rayflackenhauser@protonmail.com

In this episode Richard and Nathan sat down with Aljon Go, Zac Childs, and Charlton Moore. We had a blast discussing what's in store for Epiphone, Truetone, and Franklin Strap in 2020 and more. Some of the episodes highlights were: Aljon hints at some exciting new things over at Epiphone Zac talks about his launch of the Ask Zac Youtube channel and OneSpot Pro updates Charlton talks about Franklin Strap heading back on the road and the launch of his publishing company Links to everyone: Epiphone.com Truetone.com Truetone Lounge Ask Zac YouTube Channel FranklinStrap.com Visit https://www.themusicretailshow.com/ for more episodes of the show! -------- This episode is also brought to you by STRINGJOY - SOUND BETTER. PLAY BETTER. OLD-SCHOOL QUALITY INSTRUMENT STRINGS, MADE ONE AT A TIME IN NASHVILLE, TN, USA. This episode of the podcast was brought to you by 3sidedposters.com - Learn guitar and piano chords the easy way — the 3 sided way! This podcast was produced by MIRC, the nation's largest wholesaler of used guitars. If you need inventory for your music store or online music store check out www.mircweb.com to learn how you can become a dealer today!

我们终于也步入期数达到三位数的播客行列了！今天碰巧又是圣诞节，本该来一些轻松的话题，不适合标题里这种看似愤青的风格，但实际上本期绝大部分时间里并没有激动的吐槽和单纯为了反驳而反驳。尽管 Leon 的确很不喜欢现在各大系统、应用软件提供的深色模式，我们还是希望按照习惯的套路，从那些远古的软硬件里找到 Dark Mode 的踪迹，通过缓缓拨开「历史的迷雾」来好好地……吐槽……两位主播祝大家圣诞快乐的同时也再次提醒，本周六（12 月 28 日）我们将在上海举办最后一场线下活动~# 内容提要04:26 · 为神马最近 Dark Mode 火起来了呢？09:19 · 让我们「拨开历史的迷雾」，探寻一下 Dark Mode 的源头23:33 · 聊深色模式，绝对绕不开那个 Z 打头的播放器和 7 结尾的操作系统28:25 · 插播着科普一下深色模式的硬件基础 AMOLED36:52 · 主播一号失败的 Dark Mode 初体验46:29 · 终于可以开始正式吐槽了！55:01 · 一百期了，有点儿唏嘘# 参考链接年度线下活动《安妮赏》的购票链接 2:33Design Tokens 6:34以前的 UC 浏览器 logo 还是一只写实的松鼠 10:52智能机早期时代就诞生的 Opera Mobile 也活到了现在 11:27国产山寨汽车品牌的「翘楚」众泰 15:40更正：JJ 提到的那个桌面主题作者叫 Tiggz 16:43WindowsBlinds 桌面主题作者在官网上的历史排名 16:52Tiggz 的深色主题 GT3 17:14JJ 设计的主题 Azenis 2 18:32本台的老朋友 Rokey 19:07Rokey 的概念稿真的找不到了，只找到了 JJ 实现的主题 19:13一套典型的带半透明边框的 WindowBlinds 桌面主题 19:23淘宝设计团队撰写的深色模式总结《我们把淘宝黑了！？淘宝深色模式内测正式开启》 21:01Zune 音乐播放器 24:18感受一下 Zune 的 UI 26:41AMOLED 显示屏 28:08Micro LED 显示技术 31:32Pentile 屏幕像素排列方式 32:29胎死腹中的 Windows Mobile 7 界面 35:24眼睛中感受强光和颜色的视锥细胞 40:04JJ 以前写的粗暴型全局夜间模式 CSS 41:21现在 Apple 很多设备都搭载能通过环境光源的感知来调节色温的 True Tone 屏幕 42:55土豆网当年上市失败让人唏嘘 45:18曾经的爆款文章《上海是怎么错失这些年的互联网机遇的？》 45:26JJ 曾经尝试的官网暗色模式和系统自动匹配 52:14计算机千年虫问题 55:42本台官网使用的站内搜索引擎 Swiftype 56:38# 会员计划在本台官网(Anyway.FM) 注册会员即可 14 天试用 X 轴播放器和催更功能~ 开启独特的播客互动体验，Pro 会员更可加入听众群参与节目讨(hua)论(shui)~

In this episode Richard and Nate sit down with the one and only Zac Childs.  Zac is the Director of Distributor Sales for Truetone as well as the writer of the column Ask Zac for Vintage Guitar Magazine.  Zac spent time on the road as a guitar tech for Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood as well.  Zac is a wealth of knowledge and super great guy!  We touch on everything from fun Brad Paisley stories to the history of Truetone in this great episode. Find us on social media: Twitter:  https://twitter.com/musicretailshow Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/themusicretailshow/ Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/themusicretailshow/ For more information on Truetone visit http://truetone.com/ This podcast was produced by MIRC, the nation's largest wholesaler of used guitars.  If you need inventory for your music store or online music store check out www.mircweb.com to learn how you can become a dealer today!

We are finally out land of 16GB Devices. The iPhone SE comes with 32GB. Finally a new iPad - be it a bit of a ‘curate's egg'. The Product(RED) iPhone makes an appearance and we make time to ponder the meaning (or otherwise) of a slightly unusual Apple Patent. This and other episodes are available at iTunes | Opinion| Overcast | Google Play |** Direct Download | RSS | FireSide.fm | PineCast On this week's show: iPad 2017 v iPad Air 2 notes. iPad (2017) is notably thicker and heavier than the 2014-released iPad Air 2 and (2016) iPad Pro 9.7 Dual external speakers rather than the powerful quad arrangement seen in the iPad Pro models. All displays look identical but with the new iPad Apple has removed the anti-reflective display coating and fallen back from the display actually laminated onto the back of the glass as seen more recently. Also this modelHas no TrueTone and doesn't have the newest wider gamut screen. iPad 9.7 (2017): Apple A9 with dual-core 1.84 GHz (Twister) CPU and PowerVR GT7600 (six-core) GPU, 2GB of RAM- The A9 is what you get in a iPhone 6s and 6s Interestingly the iPad Air 2 has a Tri-core which is slower at 1.5GHz there is some talk that it's actually faster overall. Camera details: Same camera optics as the iPhone 5s! 8MP, ƒ/2.4 aperture, 1080p video, no OIS. Front: 1.2MP, f2.2 aperture, 720p video, no OIS iPhone Product (RED) Looks so much better with a black front facia. It's easy to accomplish this with a simple glass screen protector. Out of all the models this would be the one I'd go for. iPad Mini Didnt get any upgrades but still at $399 more expensive that the one they just introduced. Seemingly complacent about flogging old tech. Are we seeeing Tim Cooking the books a touch too much (Mac Pro) Nemo's Hardware Store: Clloclip CORE LENS SET for iPhone 7 & 7 Plus: Black Lens/Black Clip - amazon Twelve South Journal iPhone Case amazon More Talky Stuff. Apple Files Patent For iPhone To MacBook Laptop Dock Design - USPTO Thoughts on this. A nice enough idea but could eat into the iPad market. What would happen each design refresh? Would you have to get a new docking station? Would it just be a screen powered by an iPhone? You'd probably not want to use the iPhone as a trackpad. Is this the ARM laptop? Is Apple aiming to make iOS the consumer choice and macOS the “pro level” one (even if we can't define what “pro”even means). This week's “App-session” [obsession.. geddit?] SnapSeed – the free iOS photo editor had some nifty new tools added. Nemo's all time favorite just got better :D (Not actually mentioned on the show). Social Media and Slack You can follow us on: EssentialApple.com / Twitter / Facebook / Google Plus / Slack – ask us for an invite any way you can get hold of us If you really like the show that much and would like to make a regular donation then please consider joining our Patreon And a HUGE thank you to the patrons who already do. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.