Whitepath (User) Newbie Posts: 7 Karma: 1   Re:The Jam Corner by Whitepath 1 Year, 4 Months ago Hello Guys, I hope I won't be considered out of line posting this tune that features a lead solo that is not guitar. It is a Native American flute I made. It does however, have 2 rhythm guitar tracks. One is done with my Jay Turser 12 string electric. The second rhythm track is my kit built Strat copy. I use strumming patterns with the 12 string and alternate strumming with arpeggiated chords with the 6 string. After all, not all guitar playing is lead solos. Someone has to play rhythm, and I for one think it is Fun! I hope the rhythm tracks will stand out well enough to be helpful to beginning rhythm players. I call this tune, Many Questions Few Answers. Thanks to all who take a moment to have a listen. Dan Whitepath MP3 Attachment Play: Download MP3 Right click, Save As... File Name: Many_Questions__Few_Answers.mp3 File Size: 4.719 megabytes The administrator has disabled public write access. | Report to moderator   Logged   bryanhelmig (Moderator) Moderator Posts: 98 Karma: 5   Re:The Jam Corner by bryanhelmig 1 Year, 4 Months ago A very nice melody, the tune itself reminded me a lot of the old song "Last Kiss". It has that kind of feel. Are you using Band-In-A-Box for the drum/bass parts in this? I'm the guy that tends to run this place. Check out my band: Glass Cannon The administrator has disabled public write access. | Report to moderator   Logged   Whitepath (User) Newbie Posts: 7 Karma: 1   Re:The Jam Corner by Whitepath 1 Year, 4 Months ago Thanks Bryan, Yes, I did use Band In A Box for my backing track. Some folks I have read do not particularly like BIB due to the midi instruments. It does have a large number of styles that use "Real drums" and I use these pretty much exclusively. When mixed down in a recording I think the overall sound is pretty dang good. I used Acoustica Mixcraft 4 and imported the BIB backing track into it. Then I layered a second track playing my 12 string and another with my Strat copy. Then I solo with my flute. Thanks so much for listening. Dan Whitepath The administrator has disabled public write access. | Report to moderator   Logged