Miner's Gold

[Robert]

Using Toontrack software.


http://youtu.be/jvCEkQM-imM

[stingx]

I love how how very well produced your clips are, Robert. You manage to capture the sounds perfectly and always well articulated. I love the tone of that setup in the clip. Really pleasing sounding.

[piebaldpython]

Very nice playing Robert. I love the look and sound of the Hell Guitars. What I especially like is the 16" radius of all the necks.....perfect for slidin'. :dance

[davewrites]

I love how how very well produced your clips are, Robert. You manage to capture the sounds perfectly and always well articulated. I love the tone of that setup in the clip. Really pleasing sounding.

+1 and I concur... your audio and video production values are always impressive. You could also teach courses in video production/distribution.

[Robert]

Thanks so much guys!

This solo is part of a lesson product on my new site - www.masterguitaracademy.com

A bit more advanced than many of my previous lessons - aiming to be versatile! :)

[guitartango]

Thanks so much guys!

This solo is part of a lesson product on my new site - www.masterguitaracademy.com (http://www.masterguitaracademy.com)

A bit more advanced than many of my previous lessons - aiming to be versatile! :)

Maybe you should teach video production for http://www.licklibrary.com, so many mistakes made by the guitar tutors, slide up to the 5th fret, no sorry 7th fret. I would expect a dvd which costs £27 to be perfect......

:D

[NWBasser]

Sweet playing Robert.

Makes me want to pull out the guitar again. It's been a little while.

[Robert]

Thanks NWBasser, minor blues is a fun progression.

[Spudman]

What is that thing you do at 0:24? You step outside of the mode that were playing in but yet it fits. What is that?

[Robert]

What is that thing you do at 0:24? You step outside of the mode that were playing in but yet it fits. What is that?

That's a diminished arpeggio. A common "trick" to go from I chord to IV chord in jazz.

[Spudman]

That's a diminished arpeggio. A common "trick" to go from I chord to IV chord in jazz.


Thanks. Now that someone splained to to me I might be able to figure out how to use it. It makes it sound like you know what you're doing when you can throw stuff like that in. That's probably why I've never been taken seriously..cuz I don't know what I'm doing.:messedup:

[ToddK]

Dude! That was Killin'!! Great tone, great phrasing... Great stuff...

Bravo!

TK

[Robert]

Thanks a lot!