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Holdsworth at The Brewery: AXES OF GOD | '''''Summary''': Allan Holdsworth's creative hub, The Brewery, holds the enigmatic secrets of his musical magic. This studio, equipped with cutting-edge technology, is where his innovative ideas and harmonies come to life. Holdsworth's journey through various guitars culminated in his love for Steinberger's synthetic instruments, providing tonal consistency and playability. He also praises the SynthAxe for its expressiveness. His unique sound on "Secrets" involved customizing his Steinberger and experimenting with amps and effects. The cluttered yet inspirational Brewery embodies his endless quest for pushing the boundaries of guitar music. Holdsworth remains fascinated by electronic possibilities in the guitar world, although their realization is challenging.'' ''[This summary was written by ChatGPT in 2023 based on the article text below.]'' | ||
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Cluttered, cramped and shimmering with a warm, inspirational magic, The Brewery remains a warehouse of ideas and dreams yet to be realized. "I'm intrigued with electronics and amplifiers and I've experimented a lot," the maestro muses. "I've still got quite a lot of thoughts about what can be done to allow the electric guitar to do more, but that sort of thing is almost as difficult to get someone to execute as it is to get someone to create a SynthAxe. In a way, the creation of the SynthAxe was like a dream come true - something I might have dreamt up that somebody else actually made. A lot of the other dreams I have about guitar amplifiers - 'if only I could do this' kind of syndromes - are much less likely to happen, and probably won't." | Cluttered, cramped and shimmering with a warm, inspirational magic, The Brewery remains a warehouse of ideas and dreams yet to be realized. "I'm intrigued with electronics and amplifiers and I've experimented a lot," the maestro muses. "I've still got quite a lot of thoughts about what can be done to allow the electric guitar to do more, but that sort of thing is almost as difficult to get someone to execute as it is to get someone to create a SynthAxe. In a way, the creation of the SynthAxe was like a dream come true - something I might have dreamt up that somebody else actually made. A lot of the other dreams I have about guitar amplifiers - 'if only I could do this' kind of syndromes - are much less likely to happen, and probably won't." | ||
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