Slaves! ... A new song by the old guy drinking in his garage.

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New guitar today prompted me to want to record a song.
Used the Jackson cheapo in 1 channel and the Dean custom V in the other. (Betcha can't guess which is which?)
Tuned STD.
Used the JSX in 1 channel and the TSL in the other. DSL for the sloppy solo.

Chorus on guitars for the first time ever.
A clean channel intro... That may be a first too!


 
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:headbang: Better than most of what I hear on the radio these days. You possibly missed your true calling in life...
 
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I like it a lot bro... Excellent riff and ideas, but I gotta tell ya, if you ever need a lead guitarist you know where to find me :)

hey also nice concept and lyrics... I agree about it....
 
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Great guitar tones!
Talk to me about your chorus settings...
I’ve been experimenting with the same idea. I don’t want a totally saturated chorus sound but I like how just a little can put a nice sparkle into the tone.
What was your approach, gear, settings etc...
 
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I like it a lot bro... Excellent riff and ideas, but I gotta tell ya, if you ever need a lead guitarist you know where to find me :)

hey also nice concept and lyrics... I agree about it....

I do! And you'd nail it!
Trouble with my band is we have 2 rythm guitardists. Ha ha ha I get stuck with leads because I can do them a lot better than the other guy ha ha.
 
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Great guitar tones!
Talk to me about your chorus settings...
I’ve been experimenting with the same idea. I don’t want a totally saturated chorus sound but I like how just a little can put a nice sparkle into the tone.
What was your approach, gear, settings etc...

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Thanks!
Its simple like this. I like a slow rate and just barely there, not overpowering. I generally dislike chorus because it melds tones together and generally I want guitars to stand apart and alone in a mix. But it just seemed to work in this song I guess.
I have to say John Jolly is the guy who talked me into using a chorus pedal to begin with.
So after buying and selling a few off, this one came along and it's great! The knobs actually do something!
I don't use it very often at all. Now you know everything I know (which is not much) about my approach to chorus ha ha.
 
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Thanks!
Its simple like this. I like a slow rate and just barely there, not overpowering. I generally dislike chorus because it melds tones together and generally I want guitars to stand apart and alone in a mix. But it just seemed to work in this song I guess.
I have to say John Jolly is the guy who talked me into using a chorus pedal to begin with.
So after buying and selling a few off, this one came along and it's great! The knobs actually do something!
I don't use it very often at all. Now you know everything I know (which is not much) about my approach to chorus ha ha.

Awesome! Thanks.
I have a Strymon Mobius that I use for my modulation sounds. It’s a great pedal but like many digital pedals, there are a lot of parameters to figure out. It’s pretty straightforward but I still find myself scratching my head at times trying to figure out how to make it do what I hear in my head.
 
Re: Slaves! ... A new song by the old guy drinking in his garage.

New guitar today prompted me to want to record a song.
Used the Jackson cheapo in 1 channel and the Dean custom V in the other. (Betcha can't guess which is which?)
Tuned STD.
Used the JSX in 1 channel and the TSL in the other. DSL for the sloppy solo.

Chorus on guitars for the first time ever.
A clean channel intro... That may be a first too!



I like the guitar tone -nice job.
 
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Chorus?!

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Next thing you know you'll be using a Univibe.

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Catchy riff. Still humming after listening, that’s a good sign!

Jolly is the master of subtle chorus on rhythm guitars for sure.
 
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I keep stopping back and listening to it.

It really is the total package. The Clean intro/outro, driving rhythm, heavy riffs but not too heavy so they will still hook in a lot of the Hard Rock into Heavy Metal listeners, and as DankStar noted it is catchy.
 
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Neat recording! I do like the lyrics :)

Maybe you should do another one, "old guy having a spliff in his garage", the bpm will drop though ;)

Thanks for sharing with us bro!
 
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Hell yeah dude! ������������
 
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We're not worthy!! Dude, hella impressed! without my hearing aids in, I couldnt decifer the lyrics, so will listen again. But the tune and playing and all, Im sure Ill come back many more times!! Good Job!
 
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We're not worthy!! Dude, hella impressed! without my hearing aids in, I couldnt decifer the lyrics, so will listen again. But the tune and playing and all, Im sure Ill come back many more times!! Good Job!

Glad you like it brother!!
 
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That sounded totally pro. And I'm not even into this genre of music. I bet this will be even better cranked in my truck.
 
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