It sure is nice to see a real producer on utube instead of the abundance of crap. Forget the digital stuff. Get yourself a 1950's Sun mixing board and an old 1/2 inch tape deck. Let it all bleed. Feel the acoustics. Take in the abundance of harmonic frequencies that only old faulty analog equipment can give. Put your mics in a coffee cans or card board boxes. Record the room sounds that bounce of the walls. I notice how much better the floor kick tom sounded when it was away from the drum set than it did close to drum set with mic. Get 5 or six guys to turn pan faders while the final mix is being recorded. Get for or six more guys to adjust EQ faders as well final mix. Bring back the lost art of recording sound.

ron thal could you please put a vid on youtube of you playing guitars still suck on youtube from your loyal fan hathair676

nice t-shirt in (Bumblefoot in the studio #3 - Nov. 30th, 2007),
and I love your works,
and yes I understand denis (is it spelled that way?) t-shirt,

I LIKE THE CHEESE GUITAR!

well, I like your solo stuff more than this gnr stuff, u are a great person btw :]

Huge inspiration to my playing. Loved your solo on November Rain at Rock AM Ring in 06.

Ron, you're one of the best guitar players I've ever heard.

Amazing man. Never heard of your guitar brand though. Vilgier(i think thats what its called). they look pretty good. i would like to try out a fretless. haha and your cheese and the bumblebee with a foot is pretty funny original and really cool too.

Hi Ron....I have met you a couple of times on the Cornford booth at NAMM...am from the UK and good friends with Guthrie Govan and Dave Kilminster....I was the other half of the Introducing EP with Guthrie on Cornford records a few years back...anyway just got my youtube channel up...if get a chance checkout my first video..haha...filmed in my studio performing one of the instrumentals off my debut album...like Guthrie mine also has a guest solo from Richie Kotzen...anyway..your an inspiration to us all...and loving your signature guitar...cheers Jamie H

Love Your Work Mr. Foot