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    Here's an original for you its a little different than what I usually play but my buddy Mart made the backer and it just had a cool vibe to it so I just put it together in about an hour used my Ibanez Roadstar and my Strat enjoy..

    http://www.box.net/shared/ts9g0y09bm Bliss
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    awesome!
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    That was sweet zeusse, nice tone nicely put together and nice playing. I especially like toward the end with the pinch harmonics and all, what a nice touch.

    M29

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    Always a pleasure to hear your play Zeusse! Very tasty

    Btw, could you please post the backing track?
    I can't say that I've given up on a flanger cause I've never liked the effect either. I also can't say the same about Tremolo. I hate them both equally. - Tone2TheBone 2009

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    Quote Originally Posted by SuperSwede
    Always a pleasure to hear your play Zeusse! Very tasty

    Btw, could you please post the backing track?
    I'm looking forward to see what you will come up with and anybody else that wants to give it a whirl.

    http://www.box.net/shared/78c7poyngi Bliss
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    Nicely done Zeusse!
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    I liked it very much!! Very well done and a nice listening!

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    Zeusse, this is seriously good. I love the pedal note section in the middle. I also have to give credit to your friend because that is some awesome backing track.

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    This is my take on this excellent backing track. I got so inspired that I threw it on Garageband and recorded first take. I really wanted to go for that unpolished first try, which often (for me at least) generates the best ideas (and most playing errors as you will hear! )
    I really shook the guitar upside down to create the intro "sound". The XT was set to stun (a k a Marshall JMP-1 & Vintage Phaser).

    This was fun!

    http://www.box.net/shared/smuob38oqk
    I can't say that I've given up on a flanger cause I've never liked the effect either. I also can't say the same about Tremolo. I hate them both equally. - Tone2TheBone 2009

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    Right on SuperSwede sounded excellent phaser sounds fantastic and some real choice riffs I appreciate you giving this one some love I'll tell Mart to come over here and have a listen he has a ton of these type of tracks I got a few more I can post for you guys to have a go at
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    Awesome, guys! Zuesse, very tasty...

    Swede - Did my ears deceive me, or were you throwing in a little "Voodoo Chile" style riffage for fun?

    Great, just great playing!
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    Zeusse, tell your friend that I would love to hear more of his work! Thanks for you comments!

    Kat, yeah it felt like a good thing to throw in a jimi riff.
    I can't say that I've given up on a flanger cause I've never liked the effect either. I also can't say the same about Tremolo. I hate them both equally. - Tone2TheBone 2009

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    OMG! These are great recording guys. Zeusse and SuperSwede, your playing is brilliant. Zeusse, maybe you should change your venue of playing. About nine more of those types of songs and you will have a hit CD. To repeat was already said; thank your friend for the BT. It is now permanently in my looper.
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    Z & SS, that was a real treat!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tim
    OMG! These are great recording guys. Zeusse and SuperSwede, your playing is brilliant. Zeusse, maybe you should change your venue of playing. About nine more of those types of songs and you will have a hit CD. To repeat was already said; thank your friend for the BT. It is now permanently in my looper.
    I'm just a little guy and staying that way the guys in the band would laugh if I said solo project........like solo so we can't hear it..
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    Zeusse, I really like your playing style. This track has very laid back vibe and is the kind of music I would normally listen to. Very well done. Makes for a great listening experience that doesn't get tedious - the mark of an awesome instrumental.

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    Man, there's some good players here. That was excellent.

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    Tres dope...very nice vibe and groove....

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