NB_Terry
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I play my first show with a pop and classic rock band tomorrow.
We're doing 12 tunes, lots of keyboards.
The keyboardist lives out of town, and I just wanted to go over 6 or so of the show's tunes so I told him he could stay home.
It forced me to learn some of the keyboard parts, and do the intros that he normally does.
Also, since I expected it just to be a 1 hour practice, I just brought my Morris 14 watt combo, and no pedals; not even a tuner.
It was cool doing all these hard rock guitar solos with a clean tone, and not having to stomp on pedals.
Then when the vocalists left, we played classic rock with just bass and drums and I could put the amp on about halfway up for a mild natural OD and it sounded great.
I love pedals, esp OD and delay pedals, but it's cool to go without once in awhile and just play and work the volume on the guitar.
Thanks for listening.
We're doing 12 tunes, lots of keyboards.
The keyboardist lives out of town, and I just wanted to go over 6 or so of the show's tunes so I told him he could stay home.
It forced me to learn some of the keyboard parts, and do the intros that he normally does.
Also, since I expected it just to be a 1 hour practice, I just brought my Morris 14 watt combo, and no pedals; not even a tuner.
It was cool doing all these hard rock guitar solos with a clean tone, and not having to stomp on pedals.
Then when the vocalists left, we played classic rock with just bass and drums and I could put the amp on about halfway up for a mild natural OD and it sounded great.
I love pedals, esp OD and delay pedals, but it's cool to go without once in awhile and just play and work the volume on the guitar.
Thanks for listening.