Challenge #301

Thanks. I'm not sure I could do that with a pick. Some of it maybe, but yeah, fingers are good.

Thumb goes down across however many strings I want, then the pointer and middle fingers come back up against whichever strings I want. It let's me separate them out a bit more than I can with a pick.

 

There are a few bum notes, I like to put down first take as I think you lose 'feel' the more you process it.

 

You guys are doing a great job with the selection of tracks. I'm digging the jamming of lately

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B:


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D:

 

Thanks. The GarageBand amp setting is called "Stadium Solo".

 

@rafasounds what a pleasure to listen to your tracks. Wonderful variation and creativity. Speed? Zounds crazy cool. Thank you!

 

Thanks @Chipper ! It's a great place here for me to learn with so many different approaches from you guys.

 

The picture I chose wouldn't load in the video editor so you get me with Marlboro and Budweiser about 1985. I still use the amp when I play out.

 

You put your stamp on it Roger - flamengo rock - cool! I gave up on it.

 

I tried listening Relaxing but the track is too low in volumn and it is freezing while playing. I know your working on your recording solution so hang in there.

 

I thought your playing worked well with the track Kevin.

 

Cool! I knew you'd feel at home with this one Mark.

 

Nice tone and melodic riffin' GM.

 

Some pretty Southern Rock licks Mark - sweet!

 

Talk about your dog day blues, that pic says it all. Some pretty blues playin' Mark.

 

Welcome back Chip! Gots some nice tone and riffs in them there blues - nice!

 

Very nice Kevin. The duel guitar parts developed nicely as the track progressed. Awesome!

 

You captured the jazzy vibe nicely Mark. Jazztastic.

 

Some cool phrasing and dynamics in your playing fretter.

 

Nice run at both those tracks Nick. Some very nice playin' there.

 

Rafasounds a four alarm fire:

A: Firery - those riffs made me smile.

B: Bringing the heat.

C: Smoldering and sweet.

D: Smokey and joyful.