FRIDAY NIGHT RIFFS

[Mitch Pearrow SJMP]

I like it just fine bud. Keep em coming.

Sometimes you have to get the riffs out of your head so you can move on to other stories better ones. Get em out and move on. Revisit the good ones.

I agree with this !!!

 

[Ramo]

I agree with this !!!

before I filmed that I had one ready to go but it sounded way too similar to previous ones.

 

[Mitch Pearrow SJMP]

before I filmed that I had one ready to go but it sounded way too similar to previous ones.

That is where I am, everything’s starting to sound so similar to something else I have already done..

 

[Ramo]

That is where I am, everything’s starting to sound so similar to something else I have already done..

We need riff jump start!

 

[Mitch Pearrow SJMP]

We need riff jump start!

Yes

 

[Headache]

We need riff jump start!

When I get stuck in a rut, I find that swapping amps, or really changing amp settings, or a new pedal really helps. Or even changing guitar tunings.

Also if I need an instant fix I search out really different drum beats, I find that'll kickstart a riff easier than most things.

Just my little tricks.

 

[Ramo]

When I get stuck in a rut, I find that swapping amps, or really changing amp settings, or a new pedal really helps. Or even changing guitar tunings.

Also if I need an instant fix I search out really different drum beats, I find that'll kickstart a riff easier than most things.

Just my little tricks.

good treaks, I have no other amp other than what i play with. I spend way too long looking for drum loops that are messy random poop. lol

 

[Mitch Pearrow SJMP]

I don’t even play with a drum track and it shows, I need another device to do that..

 

[Headache]

For drums I tend to use these guys often:

https://youtube.com/c/ArnaudKrakowka

https://youtube.com/c/InfiniteDrumTracks

To download a drum track I use this website.
YouTube to Mp3 Converter

Sometimes I burn a bunch to a CD and play it out in the garage, sometimes I rip 1 to my phone and play it through a Bluetooth receiver I got off eBay for 12 bucks.

Just a couple easy solutions I have found, hopefully it can help someone out.

 

[Ramo]

I don’t even play with a drum track and it shows, I need another device to do that..

it helps a lot with timings.


@Headache I use them too, the first link guy, I find his drums all over the place, I like straight beat like song structure type.

other guys link some beats are good but the sound is very computer-like.

you almost do same thing i do, I convert them and load it in my daw. by the way do you record anything in daw?

 

[Headache]

Yes I use reaper. It's great!
I record everything but the drums in the garage on a laptop, stick the files on USB then mix and edit everything in the house on the PC. It's getting a lot smoother and easier as I do it more and more.

 

[Ramo]

Yes I use reaper. It's great!
I record everything but the drums in the garage on a laptop, stick the files on USB then mix and edit everything in the house on the PC. It's getting a lot smoother and easier as I do it more and more.

do you want to do cover with me?

 

[Headache]

do you want to do cover with me?

Depends on the song I guess, but sure, sounds fun!

 

[Headache]

I don't know if I posted this one yet or not, can't seem to find it.

 

[Mitch Pearrow SJMP]

I don't know if I posted this one yet or not, can't seem to find it.

That is a great bit of riffage

 

[Mitch Pearrow SJMP]

For a 180 % turnaround

 

[Ramo]

@head nice! heavy and fast the way I like it. @Mitch Pearrow SJMP that riff is rocking n rolling.

 

[Mitch Pearrow SJMP]

Another oldie
Thanks for listening

 

[Clockworkmike]

Another oldie
Thanks for listening

As i mentioned on the YT video itself, this was just damn awesome Mitch! I absolutely loved this: the ringing notes, the harmonics and the forward charging pace. Probably one of my most favorite ones youve done and i love all of your stuff.

 

[Mitch Pearrow SJMP]

As i mentioned on the YT video itself, this was just damn awesome Mitch! I absolutely loved this: the ringing notes, the harmonics and the forward charging pace. Probably one of my most favorite ones youve done and i love all of your stuff.

Thanks buddy I appreciate the compliment and kind words of support..
I turned it up loud enough to play with a hard hitting drummer, and kicked in the 3210 lead 100 mosfet and it pair of cabs, moved the phone to a new location, and my wife had run some errands, so her vehicle was not bouncing the sound waves.
I thought it came out pretty decent..
Thanks again brother

Mitch