Stiglar said:
that second one was pretyt sweet ! one of my favourite sounds on the guitar is light almsot not even touching the string kinda picking .. srv does it heaps in riviera paradise and you did it a bit towards the start of this .. .
I really like that kind of playing too. I really like it totally clean, but I can't seem to get it to mix well when I do that. _I_ hear it just fine, and the levels seem good, but it just doesn't seem to come out in the recording. When I really pick it brings it up too high and so I have to turn down...but when I feather it doesn't show up because it is too quiet. I haven't figured out how to capture that stuff well...could be my equipment (I'm just using a $10 cardioid made by behringer).
progression sounds like stormy monday to my ears .. very cool . the only thing i suggest is in the rising part when it goes .. Ami7 ... Bmi7 ... B Bb Ami7 , try some mixolydian lines or (happy blues licks ... listen to muddy waters doing it .. because he comes up some of the most powerful lines over that little progression it just makes the whole tune ..
The BT is called Twelve Bar Very Slow Swing in G. I found it on the net....somewhere. I'm sure it is still around.
Thanks for the input/advice. I will definately give it some thought and testing. Listening to the playback that seems like I got stuck in that very spot a lot.
very cool though .. i like the sound of the gibson
It's an 82 SG (according to serial #) that is different than any other SG I have seen/heard/played. Of course I haven't had the oportunity to play with one of the older models. I also can't identify the model this is. Usually the SG has the plug on the face of the guitar...this one is on the edge. The pickup switch is in an odd place also. There is only a very specific set of SG's with the pickguard I have (I think the 62 and the reissue had it if I remember correctly) and none of them have the switch or the plugin in those locations. Has the devilhead logo and big square inlays. But I have tried to identify it through pictures online and I can't...it doesn't look like any of them...something is always different.
Anyway, lowest action on any guitar I have ever seen. That is why I am scared to have her worked on...don't want to ruin that. Bought her for $350 when I was 15.