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Original message:22 days 2 hours 27 minutes ago

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Member: ibzRG

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Sound clip with the SG

This is put together rather in a hurry. Simple stuff. One rythm track one lead track.
I gotta say I'm very happy with the neck pickup (lead). I could use some more brightness from the bridge (rhythm) one in general though and both of them are quite dark in clean but the neck in thick dirt OWNS. :)

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Reply:21 days 9 hours 38 minutes ago
Member: Lurcher

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Some nice creamy tones on the lead there. Brings back very gooey memories of mt old Custom.;
Track is worth a full backing, I'd say.
Brian

Reply:21 days 3 hours 45 minutes ago
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Thanks man

I am not equipped for a full backing. I don't have my bass here and I don't drum. Reason would take up a lot of space on my laptop and programming without a midi keyboard takes forever. Being a one-man band without even all of the instruments is hard.

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Reply:21 days 2 hours 18 minutes ago
Member: Steve Aguilar

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Hm yes it does have that SG feel to it, Nice job playing without backing and makin it work.

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Reply:21 days 2 hours 10 minutes ago
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Nice ibz.....isn't it good to get ballsy vintage tones and not have to worry about cart loads of technology? I really do still love the simple set-ups more than a gazillion processed signals burning the crap out of my ears.

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Reply:21 days 1 hours 8 minutes ago
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Not much simpler than the one I use at home... SG into pocketPOD into USBsoundcard into laptop. No pedals here, but no external soundcard at home, so it comes down to about the same.
Ofcourse it doesn't compare to a full rack and a wall of amps...

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Reply:2 days 8 hours 58 minutes ago
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http://www.icompositions.com/music/song.php?sid=127251

So I put a little more thought into the tune, got a drum beat, comissioned a bass line and re-did the guitars.
It's less tight than the original rough version, but it's still fun.

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Reply:1 days 14 hours 51 minutes ago
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different, but cool

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