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 I hope you enjoy it. Marin
Sounds really good, great lead playing and great backing!! I will Shout when i have time to do anything with this backing
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
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. Marin
http://www.eddegenaro.com/audio/shouted.mp3 or with crazy delay settings... http://www.eddegenaro.com/audio/shoutedd.mp3 BTW, what's the howling in the background? Cat in heat or a baby?
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. I'm without my speakers at the moment, but I'll hear your take later. Marin (the Cat).
Ed, this is possibly my favourite take of yours. Excellent vibe and sound. At times, I thought that there was a bit of Ray Gomez there... P.S. I prefer the first version
Hey Dave, nice intro melody. The feeling was very early 70s..is that a flanger or phase or leslie you're using? thanks, Marin
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.
