He’s probably having the exact success he wants. *shrug*Why is he not having success with his own music?
self appointed guardian of his father's legacy, keeping Frank and his music alive
The latest news on the Zappa sibling brouhaha is somewhat encouraging ...a joint statement by the family ..this was posted on Twitter...Well sued for it by his own family members... Crazy.
Dweezil is a greatly talented dude. I like it when big stars are not intimidated by technology but instead embrace it and master it.
Yup I use different QSC's live...they are extremely awesome!One thing you're not hearing in this vide is the huge resonance of the QSC KW212s. When you stand next to this rig, the low end can be monstrous (the presets need to be dialed back a bit in this regard).
Also, @Muad'zin -- last year, Dweezil toured behind "Via Zamata" which was a very successful solo record. He's also composed and performed for/with Orchestras in Europe (sold out shows). You're not going to see those songs in rotation on Classic Rock radio, but in terms of creating original works, he's pretty prolific. Also, in my experience, the amount of energy this band puts in to making the Frank material be not only faithful but fresh is an impressive feat of personal achievement that I don't think your typical cover band can claim. It impresses die hards and newcomers alike. You should see a show when they come around next.
That's a Fractal preset.Wow. Was the violin at the end from the Fractal or one of his pedals? This inspires me to move out of my 'box' of sounds and try some quirky stuff. At least my buddies would be impressed...lol.
That's a Fractal preset.
http://forum.fractalaudio.com/threads/ax8-cello-yo-yo-m.126135/What’s the effect? Is it something from the factory presets he incorporated or something he created himself?