How's about a Rumble???

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Dogman said:
APL mentioned something about using this tune as a Rumble.

Love Song #9

It's about a minute and a half long, pretty simple, and repetative.
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Any chance for a mix with the drums a tad louder Dogman? :confused:


Please!
 
Anfontan said:
I like the tone on the guitar, its a phase shifter isn't it? Everything you played on it is so smooth, whats the guitar-something with humbuckers?
And how is the finger coming along after the accident-the playing sounds just fine.
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Yeah....some phase shifting..its an old dod fx7 board, the guitar is an ibanez talman with emg humbuckers. Still havin' some trouble with speed and accuracy but, its coming along...thanks for asking.
 
Gort, I can't find the individual files....must have lost them when I did my format. Here's a different mix, with slightly more prominent drums in it.

Remix

I'll see if I can find teh loop I used as the click, and post it. Could take a while though... :o
 
Dogman said:
Gort, I can't find the individual files....must have lost them when I did my format. Here's a different mix, with slightly more prominent drums in it.

Remix

I'll see if I can find teh loop I used as the click, and post it. Could take a while though... :o
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Cheers Dogman......I will load it up tonite. It will probably be fine like this Dogman!

Cheers big ears! :D
 
Dogman said:
No way man...that's nice. Good tone, and great notes. It has a nice, dirty sound. Fits well. I like it.

I may try and do one tomorrow. ;)
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Thanks for the kind words. It's Toggles on the bridge pup (C22B) using the 1A preset on the Pod XT Live.
 
Wow all the different interpretations are very cool.

Are you going to mix them up Ed? You could have some fun with this. I'd start with fcksia's orchestra solo'd as an intro, then bring in your heavy rythym with the drums, then a couple of the leads, then a middle 8 in the same heavy tone, then out with a couple more leads. You could also experiment with blending some of the leads, see how they go together. There's some great tones all over this
 
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