Comments for Henky Backer

Comment on La Morta (clip) by Arjan Hurkmans

Arjan Hurkmans — Tue, 21 May 2013 11:26:45 +0000

Geweldig om dit weer eens te horen, good times!
Had de demo ook nog, maar die is helaas kwijt…
Live gezien o.a. in mijn oude woonplaats, Asten. We hadden daar een hardrock kroeg D’n Aanloop, met een podium achter. More good times

Denk er nu over om een G3 te kopen, ben het gezeul met mijn pedalboard zat, bedankt voor deze top site en ik hoop nog veel van je te horen Henky!

Comment on The hidden output of the Zoom R8 (and R24) by Gerry Feighan

Gerry Feighan — Tue, 14 May 2013 21:57:11 +0000

This is a really brilliant and useful addition to Zoom user knowledge base.

Thank you!

Comment on Looping makes the world go round (track sequencer guide) by Klaas Klapper

Klaas Klapper — Thu, 18 Apr 2013 19:20:50 +0000

Same here; thanks a lot for this tutorial. I created 6 rhythm guitar chord progression-loops that make up my song and recorded the proper play order in the sequencer. I think I’ll do the same for the solo parts in secondary project. Totally new way of working, but I like it

Comment on Me and my virtual friend doing an in depth review of the R8 by stockwrock

stockwrock — Mon, 08 Apr 2013 19:54:02 +0000

Henky – your zoom recorder tutorials have been very helpful in filling in gaps where the instructions aren’t clear about assorted features of and procedures for the zoom R8 (and R24, the model I have). I have been trying for days to figure out how to access the R24′s “auto pan” effect, which is somehow connected to adjustments for the 3-band equalizer. (i think this effect is also listed in the R8 manual.) perhaps one needs to engage a stereo track in order to activate the availability of the auto pan effect? i haven’t tried that yet, but otherwise can’t find a clue about it anywhere on the web. perhaps you could shed some light on the auto pan which is listed in the effects parameters guide, but not easy to find on the machine. Thanks.

Comment on Me and my virtual friend doing an in depth review of the R8 by Klaas Klapper

Klaas Klapper — Mon, 08 Apr 2013 13:18:38 +0000

Peter, search for ‘bobritsky’ on youtube.

Comment on How the Ibanez Moderne became my number 1 guitar by Martin G.

Martin G. — Fri, 08 Mar 2013 10:46:55 +0000

Hello- Thanks for your wonderful Moderne guitar story. Also for the info, site and videos; “Ibby Gibby Dance” is classic! I recently had a Kosmoz ‘Delphin’ guitar. This was the Euro. (lawsuit?) early-80′s Gibson Moderne made in Poland, and ‘popular with Russian Metalheads’. Has any unique features, (is the orange color one near end of ‘Moderne Images’). I agree that the Moderne has the best balance/shape/playability, feel, and tone of any guitar I’ve ever had, (like a ‘Rhodes’-style you can play sitting!). I hope for a Moderne, or Futura as my next main guitar too. Happy reverbs, mg

Comment on The hidden output of the Zoom R8 (and R24) by Petr Trombik

Petr Trombik — Sat, 02 Mar 2013 22:10:03 +0000

Only one question:
I have some song in Cubase finished. In Coda I use Ritardando from 120 bmp to 80 bmp.
In 4 Bars is tempo going slowly down. Is it possible use in Audiorecording on Zoom R24 synchronization between Cubase, in setting Master, and in Zoom R24, setting in Slave, conected thru MIDI cable? I need this complet song recorded from Cubase in Zoom R24 like a audio, but this last 4 bars must be synchronized so, that I become this correct Ritardando from tempo 120 to 80 bmp in last 4 bars, when I use Zoom R24 like Master, for replay this song without Cubase, with Correct click i Realtime for Drummers. Or I have to use a some “TRANSLATOR” device for Timecode between PC with Cubase and ZOOM R24? Sorry for my technical English, but I think You now, what I meen. Thank You for every Tips. Petr Trombik CZ.

Comment on Ibby Gibby Dance by alan

alan — Mon, 18 Feb 2013 23:03:46 +0000

Wow, i watched the entire performance. Not a metal sound guy, yet it was not a metaled up melody, it was entertaining. I enjoyed it. thanks
thanks also for good r24 info. It seems very hard to find for some reason.

Comment on How the Ibanez Moderne became my number 1 guitar by Joe

Joe — Sat, 15 Dec 2012 11:32:14 +0000

WOW! love your collection! Yes it is my #1 guitar also! I bought mine back in 1981 from “we buy guitars” in new york city across the street from manny’s. the case was mixed up with a dean v case and my headstock has the guild type, so it is post lawsuit however no serial number on headstock but a “Z18″ inpressed on the fretboard below the 22th fret, tuners were changed, guitar stap post behind neck joint was moved and even though it is not totally original, it sounds great acoustically and amplified. until the internet i did not know about the history of these and their asian counterpart releases and found by accident a video by eddie money callled “shakin” .

Comment on Jewel – Biography by Peter

Peter — Sun, 25 Nov 2012 10:01:13 +0000

Super party’s everytime they played. Real super music. It’s a shame they didn’t break through.
Still searching material of them.

Greatest Dutch metal band ever!!!!!!!!!