Dat Ol' Quivering Yolk....(Just Can't Stop)

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Me likey.

Guitars sound tremendous. I'd say the try out was a success. All kinds of crazy envelope filter (or auto wah?) craziness going on there. The supporting riff has some cool inexpected intervals in it that reminded me of later king crimson a bit.

Mix-wise, I guess maybe if anything the guitars kind of stood out in terms of brightness and clarity vs. the rhythm section?
 
heatmiser said:
Me likey.

Guitars sound tremendous. I'd say the try out was a success. All kinds of crazy envelope filter (or auto wah?) craziness going on there. The supporting riff has some cool inexpected intervals in it that reminded me of later king crimson a bit.

Mix-wise, I guess maybe if anything the guitars kind of stood out in terms of brightness and clarity vs. the rhythm section?
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Hi Heatmiser! Thanks for listening....Yeah that effect is supposed to be based on a mu-tron envelope filter.. Im liking the amp mods and effects in the HD500 as opposed to my XTLive...they just seem to feel more real and have mmore depth to them...taking a lot of tweeking, but thats 1/2 the fun to me...Thanlks for the KC prop ...I really dig the Adrian Belew/Fripp era , so it's cool you hear a bit of that in this...
 
Cool stuff queepy. Like some of your other stuff, I can hear this in a 70's cop movie. Everything sounds good to me.
 
Greg_L said:
Cool stuff queepy. Like some of your other stuff, I can hear this in a 70's cop movie. Everything sounds good to me.
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Thanks Greg...can tell I'm a child of the 70's eh......so many great TV themes then...Barney Miller, S.W.A.T., Barreta,Rockford Files..its stuck in my subconsious I guess :>)
 
Bass is a kinda low compared to guitars. And guitars sound a little brighter. That's about it.
 
Cool sounds. Adrian era KC is a good reference point. (I prefer the days when RF wasn't hiding though).
Belew certainly added some funkiness to the concept & you've retained that stylistic "iconoclash" in this piece.
Well done.
 
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