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    Good BT ROB, I'll have to try and do something with that.

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    Great groovy track Robert Thanks for sharing :
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    Thanks for the backing track, Robert.
    Here's my crack at it...

    http://www.box.net/shared/76u2udqure

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    Here's my take at it:

    http://www.box.net/shared/nu49im2nbb

    I fingerpicked it and felt motivated to try some different dissonant melodies.

    I hope you enjoy it - let me hear what you think.

    Jimi
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    Hi Jimi75, I think I understand why you choose your username : Great psyche lead it's very tasty
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jipes
    Hi Jimi75, I think I understand why you choose your username : Great psyche lead it's very tasty
    Merci mon ami - very kind of you.
    "A lot of people in the industry want to blame downloading for the state of the business. But I think if most music wasn't shit to begin with people wouldn't be downloading it for free," - Corey Taylor (Slipknot)

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    Nice takes everyone!
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    Nice one Jimi! I like those intervals (Major Seconds and Minor Seconds) Great tone too. What gear did you use for the recording?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert
    Nice one Jimi! I like those intervals (Major Seconds and Minor Seconds) Great tone too. What gear did you use for the recording?
    Thank you Robert! It's nice that you inserted a link in your post so that everyone can find out about "crazy intervals" :-)

    I used my Jimmie Vaughan Strat (Middel Position) and the Jumped Marshall Model plus The RAT (Line 6 Gearbox).

    Ahhh, and my thumb :
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    RAT - you mean that distortion pedal model in Gearbox?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert
    RAT - you mean that distortion pedal model in Gearbox?
    Exactly.
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    Jimi, I also listened yesterday and was wowed. That was really nice! I am glad to know more about how you did it too.
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    Nice playing everyone, enjoyed it lots. :
    Thanks for playing.
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    Here's my VERY FIRST take at home recording on the fret....besides what I have done with my band (and that was a very semi-pro setup).

    You all have read my thread about what interface and what program I wanted. I already had audacity and I had a friend of mine let me borrow a 20 dollar interface..... I used my Gibson Faded SG into my BBE Green Screamer straight into a LightSnake.......it works for now but I cannot use my mics or any of my awesome amps.....its depressing but I accomplished my goal thus far: To jam with my awesome friends on the fret. Don't mind the playing, I was...and am pretty high on vicodin right now (I have horrible Migraines...and they have been getting worse, and that's what the Dr. gave me until I can get a CAT scan and all that jazz) so if the playing is a little sloppy please forgive......

    YAY my first fret recording! Tell me how you like it!


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    Lagrange, that was pretty sweet. Some rockier tone might have been nice and maybe the guitar track was a bit loud in comparison to the backing track, but what the heck, it sounded good and you played with attitude. Respect.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert
    Lagrange, that was pretty sweet. Some rockier tone might have been nice and maybe the guitar track was a bit loud in comparison to the backing track, but what the heck, it sounded good and you played with attitude. Respect.
    Thanks.... Like I said, I'm not exactly myself right now . I'm glad to be out of pain for the few precious hours before I go to bed, and that was my first shot with the LightSnake. I'm gonna do a bunch tomorrow so hopefully I can get a better tone out of the cheap stuff I got. FWIW I think its so so and I feel I could do much better.

    Thanks for the support,
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    Nice clip Josh!
    I can't say that I've given up on a flanger cause I've never liked the effect either. I also can't say the same about Tremolo. I hate them both equally. - Tone2TheBone 2009

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    Well done, Josh. May your pains abate.

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