hi.
to SLuiCe
Mix Yngwie, Vai and Gilmore and Knopler certainly must give good results (where can I listen something from u?). Gilmore and Knopler are those guys that you recognize with a unique note. They have a lot of feeling!
In a shred way I also like guys like Jason Becker, Tony MacAlpine, Michael Romeo (Symphony-x, I recommend them if you like neo-classical stuff). In other hand, I can't stop listen to Hendrix, Steve Ray Vaughan, Buddy Guy, Blackmore, Uli Roth ... this guy also give me a lot of inspiration!
My favorite Yngwie's records are the firsts with Jeff Soto on vocals and Seventh Sign with Mike Vescera on vocals ...
To chessrock
Thank you for your opinion.
To mgraffeo
I think I know the problem with my drums. I used mono samples in the snare and in the kick. With the mixing in stereo and the use of reverb effect these samples lost a little of brightness ... May be this ... dunno
Thank you for listening!
Giovanni Capitani
to SLuiCe
Mix Yngwie, Vai and Gilmore and Knopler certainly must give good results (where can I listen something from u?). Gilmore and Knopler are those guys that you recognize with a unique note. They have a lot of feeling!
In a shred way I also like guys like Jason Becker, Tony MacAlpine, Michael Romeo (Symphony-x, I recommend them if you like neo-classical stuff). In other hand, I can't stop listen to Hendrix, Steve Ray Vaughan, Buddy Guy, Blackmore, Uli Roth ... this guy also give me a lot of inspiration!
My favorite Yngwie's records are the firsts with Jeff Soto on vocals and Seventh Sign with Mike Vescera on vocals ...
To chessrock
Thank you for your opinion.
To mgraffeo
I think I know the problem with my drums. I used mono samples in the snare and in the kick. With the mixing in stereo and the use of reverb effect these samples lost a little of brightness ... May be this ... dunno
Thank you for listening!
Giovanni Capitani