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    Swede posted this in the bt section, and loved it when I heard it. Reminds me of a one of those high school dance tunes when the guys danced too close. Or else a west coast crime movie from the 80s. Anyway, added a quick melody -- anyone interested in using it to start a new collab?
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    http://www.box.net/shared/99zx4m31dt

    Sorry, posted first link only as windows media. Here's the file converted to mp3

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    Great stuff. Nice playing and very melodic.

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    You came up with a really nice melody Helliot! Love the tone too!
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    Here is my take on this backer... it should be called "who´s afraid of the big bad delay"...
    Its kinda sloppy but I think that the middle rhythm part became quite nice!

    Anyhow, this is strat>blackstar HT-drive>Garageband(plus delay! and reverb).

    http://www.box.net/shared/zhpfnib6nb

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    Really nice SS. Great tone and restraint. I really like your approach.

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    Agree with moderator Spud on this. Lovely tone, lots of room. And the rhythm solo part over the minor transition is really nice. Also you got yours down in the mix just right so it doesn't overwhelm the BT, whereas mine was too far out in front. Super job Swede!
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    Really nice, both of you! Nice melodies, and nice rhythms!
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    Thanks! Anyone else wanna have go at the backing track?
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    Sweet guys, you both sound awesome!
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    Thanks all. I'm with Swede -- who else will get in on this. It's short and catchy, and wide open to make your own. C'mon down!
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    Yeah, more guitars! More players! Glad to see another track going!
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    Quote Originally Posted by SuperSwede
    Thanks! Anyone else wanna have go at the backing track?
    I think some fretless bass in there would sound nice.

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    Quote Originally Posted by helliott
    Thanks all. I'm with Swede -- who else will get in on this. It's short and catchy, and wide open to make your own. C'mon down!
    If I wanted to put a bassline in it, how would I accomplish that?

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    Load up the backing track in your recording software, add another track and then play along (dont forget to press record )
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    You did a very impressive job of generating a very nice melody and using it to great effect repeatedly yet not sounding repetitive. I really should work on keeping up leads that way, so they'd be interesting without going to a gazillion directions and tricks within seconds even. One gripe though, it sounds slightly off-tune though at times to me...is the guitar intonation quite accurate? Even so, good work.
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    Heh.. well the strat needs a visit to my luthier since the frets are so uneven. So I havent bothered with the intonation for a while.
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    Actually I was referring to Helliot's take...my bad, shoulda quoted. I actually missed yours completely, the link was so close to a picture. But, great work there too, and very refined-stylish sound.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SuperSwede
    Load up the backing track in your recording software, add another track and then play along (dont forget to press record )
    Yeah, unfortunately I don't have recording software. My setup is quite primitive and consists of a Korg D4 4-track digital recorder.

    About the best I could do is to run a 1/8-inch line into the second input of the recorder from my computer and then run my bass into the other channel to try to combine them. It would sound a bit cheesy, but might get the idea across at least.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SuperSwede
    Heh.. well the strat needs a visit to my luthier since the frets are so uneven. So I havent bothered with the intonation for a while.
    My cousin's strat had such worn frets that you couldn't even for chords anymore without it sounding horrible. I'd definitely recommend a fret job for it.

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