Cloud 9 - Reviews
Another original (it's better than the last one, I promise!) Played with Jackson Stealth, both lead and rhythm, lead patch is Jpet IMG and rhthym is Mesatrpl. Bass is played through guitr2bass patch. Drums are GNX4 factory. I don't know what I'm doing when it comes to lead work, I just winged it. Let me know what you think.
http://www.digitech.com/soundcomm/guitar_view_music.asp?productid=199&music_id=1657
Later
BRAD
http://www.digitech.com/soundcomm/guitar_view_music.asp?productid=199&music_id=1657
Later
BRAD
Comments
Another cool tune to add to your repertoire! I like your rhythm work and tone. You need some vocals on your songs. I'm going insane finishing songs up for the contest, but as soon as I'm done, I'd like to add some bass to your songs. Your leads fit right in.
Later
Brad
Later
BRAD
Now its time to start on the lead guitar and vocals! :shock:
LOL! :P
keepem comin 8)
Now I am not afraid to try it anymore.
Give it a shot. The first person to hear it will be you. And if its no good toss it & try again. You never know....
I am a mo-tard at singing heavy rock. I have a customer in my studio who is a nationally known christian rock singer. I compose stuff very simaliar to your stuff and add a melody line of me singing, humming, whistling like a mo-tard. This is enough for my customer to hear a melody and write lyrics and eventually we come up with songs for a CD.
If you can't write lyrics very well or sing very well at least try to come up with melody lines to go with your chord work. For vocals simple melodies are best.
For demos we don't care how good or bad the vocal delivery is. We just listen to the musical idea and that's all that counts.
Also keep Intros as short as possible on demos.
Very nice stuff. I encourage you to keep at it. You have the right ideas.
MT
I am a mo-tard at singing heavy rock. I have a customer in my studio who is a nationally known christian rock singer. I compose stuff very simaliar to your stuff and add a melody line of me singing, humming, whistling like a mo-tard. This is enough for my customer to hear a melody and write lyrics and eventually we come up with songs for a CD.
If you can't write lyrics very well or sing very well at least try to come up with melody lines to go with your chord work. For vocals simple melodies are best.
For demos we don't care how good or bad the vocal delivery is. We just listen to the musical idea and that's all that counts.
Also keep Intros as short as possible on demos.
Very nice stuff. I encourage you to keep at it. You have the right ideas.
MT
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BRAD