Re: Paul Boyer's book
Posted: Sun Jun 19, 2011 4:46 am
You mean "Infamous".......rickaddict wrote: (Hey, I'm famous now!)
emac.
emac.
Rickresource Rickenbacker Forum
Rickenbacker Forum, Amplifier, Bass and Guitar Register
https://www.rickresource.com/forum/
Paul Boyer's book
Page 5 of 13
emac.
Re: Paul Boyer's book
Posted: Sun Jun 19, 2011 7:50 am
Interesting!
Hopefully i can get a copy of it as well when it comes to the outlets!
Hopefully i can get a copy of it as well when it comes to the outlets!
Re: Paul Boyer's book
Posted: Mon Jun 20, 2011 9:36 am
That too!weemac wrote:
You mean "Infamous".......
emac.
Re: Paul Boyer's book
Posted: Sun Aug 28, 2011 8:37 pm
Great idea! 
Nice way to generate interest, Paul.
Nice way to generate interest, Paul.Re: Paul Boyer's book
Posted: Sun Aug 28, 2011 9:48 pm
Looking really great Paul.
Re: Paul Boyer's book
Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2011 4:49 am
Looking good. Hope it turns out as well as Jim Elyea's JMI vox book.
Re: Paul Boyer's book
Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2011 5:23 am
Congratulations, that looks great!!!
When and where to order? 
...yeah, I know: Patience!!!
When and where to order? ...yeah, I know: Patience!!! Re: Paul Boyer's book
Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2011 8:37 am
Looks great!
I see the FG V63 has a dot at the 19th fret. What's up with that?
I see the FG V63 has a dot at the 19th fret. What's up with that?
Re: Paul Boyer's book
Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2011 8:40 am
Yup, a renegade, apparently. My theory is that a 4003S board got mixed in with the V63 boards at assembly. Unusual, but probably not unique.teeder wrote:Looks great!
I see the FG V63 has a dot at the 19th fret. What's up with that?
Re: Paul Boyer's book
Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2011 11:49 am
Paul, I still can't wait to get my hands on it. It looks great. Mark
Re: Paul Boyer's book
Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2011 12:05 pm
I'll take two!!!
Re: Paul Boyer's book
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2011 6:08 pm
*bump*
any updates, Paul?
I want, no , NEED one of those posters!!
any updates, Paul?
I want, no , NEED one of those posters!!
Re: Paul Boyer's book
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2011 7:47 pm
Chris, you can order the poster through my website.
Right now, I'm waiting to hear back from Hal Leonard/Backbeat about solutions to a software compatibility problem we have. I've been building the books pages with Pages, a consumer-level page-making program which works great. Except they publish their books with InDesign, a professional-level publishing software, and the two programs will not talk with each other. In all likelihood, I will have to rebuild the book with InDesign which I hope to accomplish with the assistance of the graphic designer who helped me with the poster, book covers, and website. I figure I will have to either have her rebuild the pages, or learn to do it myself (shouldn't be too hard). I want to avoid having to shell out for the full suite InDesign software and would rather pay her for her time with me on her computer. I think once we make a series of page templates, we should be able to bang out eight to ten pages an hour easy (if it goes as I suspect). The other alternative is to hand over the book's text in Word and all the photos and let HL/BB design the book. That's not what I want. I've built more than 90 pages now, and I'm still waiting on a few photo contributions and the remainder of Ted Staberow's "anatomy" series. Still looking at completion this calendar year with publication in 2012. If Hal Leonard/Backbeat publishes it, you should have no problems locating a copy as it will be in bookstores, online, and on Amazon.
Right now, I'm waiting to hear back from Hal Leonard/Backbeat about solutions to a software compatibility problem we have. I've been building the books pages with Pages, a consumer-level page-making program which works great. Except they publish their books with InDesign, a professional-level publishing software, and the two programs will not talk with each other. In all likelihood, I will have to rebuild the book with InDesign which I hope to accomplish with the assistance of the graphic designer who helped me with the poster, book covers, and website. I figure I will have to either have her rebuild the pages, or learn to do it myself (shouldn't be too hard). I want to avoid having to shell out for the full suite InDesign software and would rather pay her for her time with me on her computer. I think once we make a series of page templates, we should be able to bang out eight to ten pages an hour easy (if it goes as I suspect). The other alternative is to hand over the book's text in Word and all the photos and let HL/BB design the book. That's not what I want. I've built more than 90 pages now, and I'm still waiting on a few photo contributions and the remainder of Ted Staberow's "anatomy" series. Still looking at completion this calendar year with publication in 2012. If Hal Leonard/Backbeat publishes it, you should have no problems locating a copy as it will be in bookstores, online, and on Amazon.
Re: Paul Boyer's book
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2011 8:17 pm
PM me, that may not be necessary.