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A bit rockist this week. A political too. I'm kinda partial to the chorus I've come up with. Still loving Guitar Rig, too.
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Nice rocking sound. I also liked the fake-out ending. I thought it was over, but there was more rocking to be done.
Good playing. I thought the verses were good, but the chorus with the harmony/effects REALLY brought me in, it was fantastic, the singing was more natural and the accompanying lyric was very catchy. Well done!
Oh, and Guitar Rig is fantastic. I use it a lot--or at least the version that comes with Presonus Studio One Pro, which seems like a complete (or is that Komplete?) version.
Great rock piece!
Excellent rock production here and cool vocal harmonies.
Nice rocking sound. I also liked the fake-out ending. I thought it was over, but there was more rocking to be done.
That title can only fit a rock song.
Cheers folks, rock oughta be served with a wee slice of cheese, so here it is!
Great chorus, and a most refreshing dose of rock n' roll!
Good playing. I thought the verses were good, but the chorus with the harmony/effects REALLY brought me in, it was fantastic, the singing was more natural and the accompanying lyric was very catchy. Well done!
The chorus really nails it; nice coda!
This is probably one of the best choruses I've ever come up with - and does it open with the classic rising 7th? I think it might.
Feeling this, really impressed by the production.
Ta! I used a different bass guitar for this recording and so I ended up playing with its EQ to get what I wanted from it, which led to tweaking ang automating guitars and vocals too. Of course, I ended up running outta time to program any drum fills to speak of!
Nice one. Not nearly enough rock music on here (IMHO).
Oh, and Guitar Rig is fantastic. I use it a lot--or at least the version that comes with Presonus Studio One Pro, which seems like a complete (or is that Komplete?) version.
It's full of great tones and certainly saves me the grief of mic'ing a guitar amp and annoying my wife & neighbours.
