Short Smooth-ish solo.

[TimmyPage]

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Inspired by Johnny A.'s "Oh Yeah". Epiphone Les Paul, 59 Neck pickup, Traynor YCV50 Blue. More than a few bum notes.

 

[cream123]

Re: Short Smooth-ish solo.

I shouldn't be talking, at all, but the rythm on one of the parts (lead or rythm) seems to be weird. At least in the beginning.

 

[TimmyPage]

Re: Short Smooth-ish solo.

I shouldn't be talking, at all, but the rythm on one of the parts (lead or rythm) seems to be weird. At least in the beginning.

Yeah, I was using a damned click track. It threw me off a little.. I started thinking about the clicks more than the feel of the music. I proceeded to ignore it shortly after.

 

[TimmyPage]

Re: Short Smooth-ish solo.

Purdy pleaaase?

 

[BigAlTheBird]

Re: Short Smooth-ish solo.

The backing track is just odd. But your tone is very good, and the recording quality is good. I'd love to hear that tone, and your playing over some better track.

 

[TimmyPage]

Re: Short Smooth-ish solo.

Haha the backing track IS me, on the clean channel, with a bit of chorus.

 

[StrangeSound]

Re: Short Smooth-ish solo.

If you clap on 2 and 4 the rhythm makes more sense.

I really dig both guitar tracks mate. The rhythm guitar sound/playing reminded me of Scofield and the lead sound was really sweet.

Good job, I dig it.