SHOUT! - another Bb funky backing track

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  1. Jul 11, 2005 #1
    marinblues

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    Here's another backing from my home production which I did last night:


    SHOUT backing track




    and since I had the wah wah plugged in I did my take with it:

    SHOUT - my take :D


    I hope you enjoy it.


    Marin
     
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  2. Jul 12, 2005 #2
    abergdahl

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    Sounds really good, great lead playing and great backing!!

    :)

    I will Shout when i have time to do anything with this backing :D
     
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  3. Jul 15, 2005 #3
    marinblues

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    Hey thanks Anders.

    Go for it!:dude
     
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    Hey did this track get named because of the racket the klds were making in the background?

    Another note, any thoughts on good modes/keys to use soloing over this piece?

    S
     
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  5. Jul 15, 2005 #5
    marinblues

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    Yep. this is my usual guitar position:

    http://www.marinblues.it/lukamarin.jpg

    NO SECOND TAKES ALLOWED! ;)

    Essentially, the track was made to work well with in a Bb blues mode. The scales to play can be Bb7, Bb pentatonic, Bb blues scale, Bb blues scale with a 6th instead of 7th, Bb altered 5....

    There's an bridge with a Fm and you can still use a Bb7 scale or a Fm pentatonic.

    The freaky chords and my sons shouting/singing will simply embelish your lead lines. :)

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    Myron Stratis

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    That was awesome! Great backing and great take!!!! :cool:
     
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    Ed DeGenaro

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    marinblues

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    Read above. It's my 2 year old son running around like crazy and shouting while I recorded the bass line. I didn't realize that the mike had picked it up. :rolleyes:

    I'm without my speakers at the moment, but I'll hear your take later.


    Marin (the Cat).;)
     
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    marinblues

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    thanks Myron!
     
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    onemind

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    marin,

    Great job, thanks for your reply, I'll have at it later!

    Steve
     
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    marinblues

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    Anyone else care to have a go?;)
     
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    Dave35

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    Great tune marin. Your son in the background just caps it off and makes it perfect :)
     
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  17. Jul 18, 2005 #17
    marinblues

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    Hey Dave,

    nice intro melody. The feeling was very early 70s..is that a flanger or phase or leslie you're using?


    thanks,

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    Nomadgtr

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    Excellent Take Dave35!
     
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    Thanks Marin and Nomad. Glad you liked it. Was a blast to play along too.

    As for the sound, well, some have called me a "fake" guitarist because i am using a Digitech GNX4. I used to have real amps and stuff but dont have the time nor the space to maintain all that stuff anymore.

    The opening tone on that one is a preset modeled to get an Eric Johnson sound. I tweaked it a bit further with some cabinet modelling and phase.

    Played thru an Ibanez RG370 with EMG Select bridge.
     
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    Ed DeGenaro

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    Of course there's always some bits of Ray creeping in...he's a huge influence. Thanks
     
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