Satch Boogie with some Billy Gibbons sprinkles

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I have been messing around with a LaGrange/Satch Boogie hybrid jam.

Here's the first mix results.


This tune is a blast to play!
Hope you like it.

Not sure how the mix is, just finished this.

Ibanez JS1200CA guitar
Ibanez Bass
Custom tube pre amp
soundcard line on
Guitar Rig 3 used for all Bass and Guitar processing
Mixcraft 3 - recording and mixing
Beatcraft - drums
 
That rocked EL..!!! LOved the hybird take!!!:cool:

Some hot licks in there. Sounds good to my ears...but it's hard to stop listening to the overall coolness of it.

What kind of drum samples are you using? I like the hi-hat/ride taps..?
 
Hey thanks Daisy,

The samples are included with Beatcraft as different kits, there are a bunch of kits in Beatcraft, can't remember which one I used.

I can look and see if I can pull out the wav files for some of the drum sounds?
 
Thanks, you Norwegian Bastard!

:D:D:D

There's some things I would change, this is 180bpm and I can't think that fast while playing. :p
 
Nice. I really like the guitar tones you got. The snare sounds a little out of place to me but everything else sounds really nice. Good stuff!:)
 
Well, I'll just stand behind what Daisy said!!!:D


Thanks for the offer to pull out some drum sounds EL.:)
 
Here comes the brutally honest response, so be prepared....

When I read the description, I was very primed to listen. And while you captured some extremely nice guitar tones, you failed to really marry the ZZ Top tune with the Satriani tune and create a cohesive structure. But I do applaud your effort.
 
I was able to pull out wav samples of the open hihat and ride cymbals.

Here's the hihat, it has a long tail.
http://www.el34world.com/Misc/Music/files/HiHat.wav

Here's the ride
http://www.el34world.com/Misc/Music/files/Ride.wav

Thank all, appreciate the listens.





Mad, Sorry, didn't mean to disappoint you. I didn't really have a big plan to marry the two tunes. The ZZ sprinkles reference was the intro, the middle break at 2:20 and the part right after that. Those patys were borrowed from LaGrange. That's the end of the ZZ sprinkles.
 
I'm not a Satch connoiseur but the LaGrange parts were familiar sounding. :)Nice use of the whammy bar throughout, and the guitar stayed in tune which is a testament to it's quality/setup. You continue to amaze with your chops, sir....:cool:
 
I thought I'd get to hear a Hot Club, (whatever the name of Armstrong's 1st classic line up was), version of a ZZTop tune.
The drums are good though the hhat is too far forward for my ears.
The bass could use a little defiinition.
The guitar playing was HOT with a good siZZle.
Not a G8 membership type fan but this was a fun boogie.
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I have some ZZ stuff that I did if you want to hear more straight up Billy Gibbons type licks.

This tune was way more on the Satch side than ZZ side.

Thanks for the listens gang.
 
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