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People who annoy you
Join Date: May 2009
Location: Merritt, BC, Canada
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Adventure Couch To Parallel Realities (Rock) - C4C
http://soundcloud.com/cloudsofgrass/adventure-couch
I woke up yesterday morning and started jamming this, started with the bass riff and built on top. Not more than two takes a piece for everything. I've been doing a lot of recording lately, but this seems like it's a level above what I usually do. Will C4C if anyone cares to give me an honest criticism. An interesting side note, is that in April of 2012 I was in a sawmill accident and suffered devastating damage to my left (fretting hand) arm, it ended up wrapped around the tail spool of a conveyor belt, arm broken roughly six times and severe nerve and tissue damage from the conveyor grinding my flesh away. They nearly amputated, I spent two weeks in hospital, and a total of five surgeries. Was told I would never play again, but thanks to single minded dedication to a seemingly impossible task, less than a year later, here I am. ![]() |
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Baronboi
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: NJ
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It's pretty cool. The bass has a nice even groove throughout the whole piece. The guitars are little sloppy. Almost sounds like you were improvising. There's some cool riffs in there though, I like the harmonies, and the guitars sound good. They would sound really good if the playing was tighter though. Thanks for the crit man!
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People who annoy you
Join Date: May 2009
Location: Merritt, BC, Canada
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Thanks! The entire track basically is improvisation, most of the time I just hit record and see what happens, generally when I come up with a cool riff I'll lay down a basic bass track, play through it with a guitar once, then record the guitar, then harmony guitar(s), then improvise a solo and yet another track for solo harmony if need be. Not a lot of planning goes on
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Registered User
Join Date: Jan 2013
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Good stuff man, I like how you started off with the bass and had the guitars come in later. really nice leads and the harmonies. maybe some more drums would make it sound better?
C4C? http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/foru...97#post30833197 |
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Registered User
Join Date: Dec 2007
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I'm interested to know how you get your bass tone. And your guitar tone is really cool as well. Has a really nice groove, and is really cool for an improv track. Nice use of the blues scale in the main riff. Work on your sweeps, bends, and fast licks a bit for cleanliness...other than that I dig it a lot.
c4c? http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/foru...d.php?t=1581054 |
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Muchacho Moderno
Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: Deep in the Heart of Texas
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Wow! Glad your arm is still hooked on!!!!!
Got my attention right from the start - in a good way. Like the bass sounds and the guitar harmonies are sharp without being mechanical. 1:15 you couldn't hold yourself back any longer - I likey. A great idea - well done. Now re-record it from the ground up, double the length without being repetitive, and add a melody and lyrics. Just jackin' with you! Good job and I hope your arm doesn't give you pain. I live at - LINK - http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/foru...d.php?t=1580347 Keep playin' DWS Last edited by DancesWithSheep : 01-04-2013 at 10:36 AM. |
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Registered User
Join Date: May 2012
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First, great to hear that you can play again.
You have some really nice ideas in this little jam - develop them and it may become good song. Impressive for first take too. I usually don't like fast (shredding) solos but actually don't mind them here. C4C? http://soundcloud.com/rocknmather/they-found-the-body |
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People who annoy you
Join Date: May 2009
Location: Merritt, BC, Canada
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Glad to hear you liked the tone! My bass rig is pretty simple, I have a Jackson JS3V Bass, running into a Zoom B3, and I use the Zoom's XLR out into a Tascam DP-008 Pocketstudio. Generally I use a high pass filter on all the guitars to roll off everything below 150hz to give the bass some room in the mix, other than that I don't do anything special. I use Zoom for the guitars too, a G5. Quote:
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