Home a'Loner Pt 62 - Born Under a Bad Sign
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
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Gibson Custom Shop 1963 50th anniversary ES-335 through Bruno Cowtipper 45, Klon Centaur, Analogman NKT 275 (White Dot) Sun Face, Reverb on Logic.
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Well, this is basically the "play along" version of the "Bedroom Level Crawler" footages. Most of the guitar players may not have the opportunity to use their gear at the optimum capacity because of volume limitations at home. Most of the times they can not even bring their beloved gear to studios or so. The first challenge here is to make a right decision on buying a gear which also sounds good at so called bedroom volume levels.
So here I want to demonstrate the pedals, the guitars and and the amplifiers again but along with the songs this time. Another difference is, rather than comparing two pedals or just demoing a particular one, I am also trying to demonstrate their interaction with another, so you can have an idea of which pedal or effect come along well with each other or not. So as I said, the main idea is the same. I hope it works.
The song is groovy- the gear is great- and the guitar looks and sounds fab- but what I really dig and want is the "wolf" jack set- where can one pick one of those big bad wolf shirts up!! Keep the vids coming man!!!
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Your tone is perfect, and I really enjoyed your playing.
Thanks alot, I really appreciate it 🙏
Bluesman I'm really enjoying playing along with you on many of these blues tracks. Great skills. Can I ask that you add some info regarding key or chord pattern I, IV, V to the information. As a relative beginner some are quite difficult to work out if only used to pentatonic fingering. Keep them coming, much appreciated.
Thank you very much for watching and for the wonderful comment.
It is hard for me to describe the patterns other than they are mostly running on the classic bluesy I, IV, V. My theory is not so great. I mostly go with the ear. IMHO, listening to blues as much as possible would be the most beneficial way to get familiar with the turns and patterns. Other than regular practicing, my humble advice would also be to practice the major as well as the minor pentatonic and their transitive relation. This may definitely improve the improvising. Hope this help a bit :-)
Again, I appreciate your support.
Bluesman Thank you so much for your response, I'll certainly major on your suggestion 😉. Thanks. Kev