I'm sure there are those that find the left hand to be the one being the most "important" one and those that find the right one the most important. Or rather, some find the dominant hand the one that matters most and vice versa.

But there's of course also the very tricky part of syncing the two ...

Excellent! Thanks very much for that, BearBoy.
Let's try again with another Freak Kitchen video (since IA is lefthanded, I'm staying on topic here )

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You seem to know too how to embed the Youtube code. Care to share how it's done?

So using the Youtube code doesn't work like I thought it would.
Does somebody here know how to embed a Youtube video?

I recently went to IA Eklundhs Freak Guitar Camp where - besides getting exposed to extremely cool and very hard musical stuff - I learned about IA being lefthanded. But he's always played righthanded guitars because to him he's using the dominant hand where it counts; on the neck.

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Ok, good. I for one am looking forward to seeing this come together. What color are you planning to give it?

I'm late to this thread but Faction guitars makes a
Bass VI template

That looks really cool. Both the white pickguard and the black one.
Although I have seen that type of trem, I didn't know about the spring cavity routing on this model. Very interesting.
What's with the locking washer in the trem?

Very cool.
I too am waiting for my Mustang from Warmoth. Should hopefully arrive in a week or two, then it's time for assembly.
Although mine won't have that classic look ...

I hear that some pickups, like the Norton, have mismatched coils and when you split it and get the stronger of the two coils, it will sound really good.

You're probably right about the FCB1010 not being able to send that information.
But are you not planning on using the computer as well? Or is this a setup for live playing?
(Follow up question - are you using a guitar-to-midi-converter running the synth?)

Aha, I see.
Well, I know from old experience, that a lot of synths and keyboards can do a lot of stuff, but not necessarily the things you want.
I hope it works out for you.

According to the Midi implementation manual it recognizes programchanges.
So, if by changing setup, you mean to have your computer/sequencer have the sound engine inside the keyboard change sound by sending a prg.ch. you should be able to do just that.

http://iloapp.logrinn.se/data/_gallery/public ...

Thanks for the link.
Have now entered and are keeping my fingers crossed ...

I'm really happy with the ToneCity Golden Plexi:



And it's cheap too. $49.99 at Riff City or for those in Europe, £39.99 at Andertons