Need Some Help...
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chilipeppermaniac
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SMIDDDDDYYYYY.... Do tell
chilipeppermaniac
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WOW, Look what I found while trying to see what an Ab9 Sus chord was as Sp8 posted it above in the progression he is asking about.
Ab9sus guitar chord
Chord database: List of 9th chords
Ab9sus guitar chord
Chord database: List of 9th chords
Wow, that’s a lotta notes...
chilipeppermaniac
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Dbmaj7 guitar chord
Dang this is a cool site that shows how a chord sounds when you click the green speaker icon
Dang this is a cool site that shows how a chord sounds when you click the green speaker icon
chilipeppermaniac
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That's for sure, Dono
chilipeppermaniac
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chilipeppermaniac
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Sp8, I was thinking possibly something along the lines of what George Johnson lays down at 2:11 -2:35. A simple groovin lead.
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Sp8ctre
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Run with it! Lay a solo in there if you please, I'd love to hear it!
chilipeppermaniac
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Sorry that I couldn't play one for ya once again, Sp8.
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Sp8ctre
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It's all good! I'll get something going here...
chilipeppermaniac
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No, Sp8, I mean I AM sorry. If I had talent, knew WTF to do with those chords you posted and could actually record and post, I would fire up the amp in a heartbeat.
Rock/Jazz fusion.
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Sp8ctre
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I think that would do the trick!
chilipeppermaniac
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HAHA, isn't that what I was suggesting with my buddy's playing?
chilipeppermaniac
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Sp8, I have some friends who went to Berklee. I wonder if you contacted them if they'd play a solo for ya? Should I ask em?
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Ok,
First and foremost, I am not a jazz player, so I did my best to hide my blues and rock-n-roll roots and come up with a reasonably tasteful offering that won't get you expelled...
I tried to emulate the feel of the song and keep it simple. A real jazz player might listen to this and throw something at you...
I listened to the other guitars on the track and they sounded pretty thin, so I decided to keep my solo consistent with the 'brighter' tone of the underlying guitars. I chose my Gibson SG (57 Classic + in the Bridge - Burstbucker Pro in the neck) and played in the middle position (both pickups 180° out ala Peter Green) and panned the solo about 70% left and right in Audacity with a doubled track panned at 100% left and right. I used my Blackstar 100 watt and my usual delay and reverb settings. No delay or reverb was added in Audacity - this is straight outta the amp with zero external effects. I also pulled the solo volume back so that it did not mask the underlying guitar tracks.
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First and foremost, I am not a jazz player, so I did my best to hide my blues and rock-n-roll roots and come up with a reasonably tasteful offering that won't get you expelled...
I tried to emulate the feel of the song and keep it simple. A real jazz player might listen to this and throw something at you...
I listened to the other guitars on the track and they sounded pretty thin, so I decided to keep my solo consistent with the 'brighter' tone of the underlying guitars. I chose my Gibson SG (57 Classic + in the Bridge - Burstbucker Pro in the neck) and played in the middle position (both pickups 180° out ala Peter Green) and panned the solo about 70% left and right in Audacity with a doubled track panned at 100% left and right. I used my Blackstar 100 watt and my usual delay and reverb settings. No delay or reverb was added in Audacity - this is straight outta the amp with zero external effects. I also pulled the solo volume back so that it did not mask the underlying guitar tracks.
You Have Mail!!!!
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chilipeppermaniac
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Where's my mail of it? Robert
Can I take a listen?
Can I take a listen?
Do It!
I didn't send it out because it's Spectre's private work, but he can post it if he likes...