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I love listening to other musos play and record, the good the bad the indifferent, its all good, because people are having a go, enjoying themselves, and hopefully not taking it all too seriously. I am always popping away at something but i dont usually put it on the net, although i have some tracks out there.
Anyone like to have a go? throw a link to your tune.
It would be especially good to hear some of these kits in full flight.
http://youtu.be/5BE3pon2lq8
Something I'm working on for the band I'm in, on a PBG-2.
Yeah like it alot, light and shade sounds greatQuote:
Originally Posted by Bass Guy
Awesome. Love the arpeggiated chord progression. Sounding really good. PBG-2 is definitely on my wish list.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bass Guy
Heres one i did, recorded my G@L ASAT Special into my Fender Deluxe with an EV mic to the cab, i just played all parts, but lost my way about half way through.
https://soundcloud.com/tdwatkins/all-through-the-night
I like it BG, nice tone from the PBG-2, dig that groove tooQuote:
Originally Posted by Bass Guy
Now that's tasty! Love it!Quote:
Originally Posted by tonyw
Nice tunes Tony, when i got a bit more time i'll skulk around your soundcloud a bit more I think.Quote:
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While i am off topic....I've been meaning to ask you, is there any particular way you can make PBG pickups become awesome? or are they limited due to their design
Very nice.Quote:
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Hi Tony, I have listened to a few of your tunes on soundcloud and loving the sounds you make.Quote:
Originally Posted by tonyw
Cheers mate glad you appreciate it, its always just a bit of fun making it...Quote:
Originally Posted by wazkelly
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Appreciate the feedback thanks mate
I guess a rewind and a magnet change may helpQuote:
Originally Posted by Andy40
pretty laid back track Fretty sounds good, which axe did you use to record that sounds like a strat ?
Some good approaches to a few different styles there Fretty, always good to hear some original tracks, nice work.
El, Tony and Fretty, great stuff guys
Cool stuff Fretty. Quite diverse and nice touches throughout.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fretworn
Which track in particular? I won't remember exactly, but based on the age I will know which guitar is likely to be. (But none of them will be a Strat, the (as yet to be completed) 12 string is the first Strat-style I have ever owned.Quote:
Originally Posted by wokkaboy
Here's a link to all the tracks I've uploaded to Soundcloud, these are all tracks I've made at home with my bedroom studio setup using software installed on my Desktop PC....enjoy!!
https://soundcloud.com/drnomis_44/tracks
Doc that link takes you to the soundcloud home page.
It should have the name of your account in the link instead of 'you'
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Ah rightio, I'll see if I can fix it so it works properly.
Try clicking on the updated link, it should work properly now mate.
cool the link works now Doc, I'll have a listen
recognised some riffs there Doc, sounds like AC/DC She's got Balls in Blues Rock Riffs and in Drop D - Moby Dick Led Zep and Grinspoon Repeat ?
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Cheers, yeah I guess I got influenced quite a bit from AC/DC and Led Zeppelin, been trying to learn how to play Moby Dick from some guitar tab, managed to learn the main riffs but there's still more for me to learn, I have listened to a bit of Grinspoon on Rage previously, I should get into them a bit more, they're Australian aren't they?, I should do more to support Aussie bands.
yeah Grinspoon are from Lismore NSW. I learnt about 8 tracks of the first album "Better Guide To Living" by ear and some TAB, love drop D tunes.
Practice Moby Dick and you will get up to speed. You have most of the basic notes there
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Yeah, as they say...practice makes perfect...cheers.
Got through a fare bit of your stuff Doc, nothing wrong with that at all....make more
Heres one i am still working on its called "Slow To Move" i am playing nearly everything but doing a bit of overdubbing etc
https://soundcloud.com/tdwatkins/slow-to-move
Tony pretty groovy track there with some different sounds. Sounds pretty cool !
Thanks Wok, long way to go on that one :rolleyes:
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This is actually pretty cool, I like funky vibe you got in it....cheers.
I need to try making some guitar instrumental stuff, might do that once I've got my PBG STA-1M kit finished, and see what I can come up with, might even do some stuff that features my diy built MkI and MKII Tonebender pedals, I'll have to get my Squire P-Bass back from uni so I can lay down some basslines with it.
Cheers Doc, thanks for listening
Heres another off the same ummm album sorta thing, work in progress, lots to do on both tracks.
https://soundcloud.com/tdwatkins/trippy-hippy
Lovin the groove on that track Tony.
This is a fun thread. Really cool listening to what other people are doing. Since we're baring our Soundclouds, this is mine:
https://soundcloud.com/noddingmoose
Haven't used it in a while. There are a few original things in there but it's mostly parody covers based on inane in-jokes made for friends and co-workers.
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That one sounds cool too, I can definitely hear a psychedelic vibe in it, to me it sounds like what I imagine the Syd Barrett era Pink Floyd might have sounded like if they had started nowadays.
I sometimes like doing some experimental electronica stuff where I just throw something together and see what happens, this particular track is a good example of my more experimental side, I had made a little electronic noise making device called a Weird Sound Generator and thought I'd record it into FL studio, add some plugins and see what I'd get, and I got this as a result:
https://soundcloud.com/drnomis_44/wsg-with-vst-fx
Nice clean production mate, nice playing as well, good stuffQuote:
Originally Posted by Blueshound
Yeh Doc prone to being a little out there, thanks for listening.Quote:
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That's actually a good think in my book, you end up with a sound that's unique.
Bit hot here to be in the shed so acouple of beers and some sketch tracking
Just layed this track down, rhythm and lead guitar over a basic drum, its just a rough using my baritone, and mixed old school, with real faders haha.
Rough as guts and i have alot of work to do on it, but it shows that baritones can be used in a number of environments, from playing bottom end, to soloing, the gauge of the strings make it nice and hard to bend
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https://soundcloud.com/tdwatkins/bari
This is the opening track from the last gig i played, after nearly 16yrs as a 2 piece my drummer and myself called it quits, it all got too hard, i havent played since, at least the joint was packed out.
https://soundcloud.com/tdwatkins/babies-gone