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    Default Groovin' with Dolphinstreet

    I finally got a few moments to hook up my Toneport for the first time to my MacBook Pro today. I haven't recorded anything for many months...

    Here's a little groove I quickly jammed over:

    http://www.box.net/shared/0jf1cimkzq

    Gets boring to play over the same thing over and over - more than 2 minutes on this and I start to run out of ideas...
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    Cool as always. But you need to turn the track up a little.

    And yes the challenge is to keep idea rolling. Try thinking thematically instead of riffmatically.

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    Cool Robert!
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    Is my guitar low volume, or the whole track?

    I never think it terms of riffs, actually. Still, when the track is one static part like this, it can be hard to find interesting ideas.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert
    Is my guitar low volume, or the whole track?

    I never think it terms of riffs, actually. Still, when the track is one static part like this, it can be hard to find interesting ideas.

    I think just your guitar volume is low. Sounds great otherwise.

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    Sounds like a modern funkified version of the Meters Great tone Robert
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    Nice track Robert!

    The guitar could have been louder (and played through a real spankin plexi )
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    I find your guitar track flows perfectly into the backing track. Maybe volumes could be adjusted a little, but regarding playing, grooving and sound quality I give you 10 out of 10 points!

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    Thanks! So the guitar tone is good, eh? It's the Toneport with my Strat, using the Super Lead 100 model with the stompbox distortion model added for extra gain. Since I don't have the real thing, I have to simulate!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert
    I have to simulate!
    But a Marshall would Stimulate

    Actually your guitar tone is awesome !
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    Tone and playing are awesome, as noted. Bit of boost on the lead track would help. Too bad that BT doesn't have a middle eight or something to change it up, it's a very cool groove. Your Strat at work here?
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    Thanks Helliot! Yes, it's the Strat with the Marshall Super Lead model in Gearbox. A bit of distortion stompbox modeling added in.
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    I've got to pay more attention to the individual sections and stay away from the 'most recent' button a bit. It's too easy to miss great threads like this one and all the others posted here.

    Sounds great Robert! Thanks for posting :
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    Thanks! Listening to it again, I think I should redo it! :
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    Sounded great Robert it flows right in there. I hear the git on the left only maybe panning it to the right as well would bring it out enough, it don't need much. In my humble opinion of course

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    I'd missed this before too........sounds great!
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