If it wasn't BY-NC-ND, I'd already be trying to remix some of those riff for next week

If it wasn't BY-NC-ND, I'd already be trying to remix some of those riff for next week

stylish drive

stylish drive [img=travelling]https://media.giphy.com/media/Q8mmz1Wq5nDHiJVUbf/giphy.gif[/img]

hey, this are supergood guitartones you are pressing out of your amp. Love this.

hey, this are supergood guitartones you are pressing out of your amp. Love this.

Distorted dissonance that sounds good is the holy grail. Something I think Mesa rectifiers do a great job with. What amp you using here?

Sounds nice. In isolation this tone is really nice. In a mix, it might need some low end chopped off.

Ps you should tag your stuff “guitar” so I find it when I search

Distorted dissonance that sounds good is the holy grail. Something I think Mesa rectifiers do a great job with. What amp you using here? Sounds nice. In isolation this tone is really nice. In a mix, it might need some low end chopped off. Ps you should tag your stuff “guitar” so I find it when I search

This has so much emotion in it for me, though maybe not one of sitting in a car, just of melancholy in general.

This has so much emotion in it for me, though maybe not one of sitting in a car, just of melancholy in general.

yeah, this is nice. lovely crunchy tone

yeah, this is nice. lovely crunchy tone

Thanks for all the positive words about the tone! I'm using a Vox VT40+, not convinced that it is capable of the best of tones but the flexibility of the amp models make it nice and interesting.

Noted on tagging, had never even thought about tagging uploads.

Agreed, melancholy was the intented vibe. Sitting in a car was just what I spent a lot of the week doing that week. Not very good at getting inspiration for track titles!

[quote=Q-Rosh]hey, this are supergood guitartones you are pressing out of your amp. Love this.[/quote] [quote=codydjango]yeah, this is nice. lovely crunchy tone[/quote] [quote=blighters_rock]Distorted dissonance that sounds good is the holy grail. Something I think Mesa rectifiers do a great job with. What amp you using here? Sounds nice. In isolation this tone is really nice. In a mix, it might need some low end chopped off. Ps you should tag your stuff “guitar” so I find it when I search[/quote] Thanks for all the positive words about the tone! I'm using a Vox VT40+, not convinced that it is capable of the best of tones but the flexibility of the amp models make it nice and interesting. Noted on tagging, had never even thought about tagging uploads. [quote=Devieus]This has so much emotion in it for me, though maybe not one of sitting in a car, just of melancholy in general.[/quote] Agreed, melancholy was the intented vibe. Sitting in a car was just what I spent a lot of the week doing that week. Not very good at getting inspiration for track titles!

Nice track! Gives me the melancholy vibes. but with the title Sitting in a car I'm thinking of a grumpy person getting away from the overbearing family or something like that

Nice experimenting with the tone. It's rare to have a solo distorted guitar track but this one works!

On adding vocals - with a high risk of it becoming a comedy track - try improvising some shit on the fly, that matches emotionally what you hear. 3 takes maximum! give it some sparkly reverb, DONE! maybe it's a way to get started, idk

Nice track! Gives me the melancholy vibes. but with the title Sitting in a car I'm thinking of a grumpy person getting away from the overbearing family or something like that :D Nice experimenting with the tone. It's rare to have a solo distorted guitar track but this one works! On adding vocals - with a high risk of it becoming a comedy track - try improvising some shit on the fly, that matches emotionally what you hear. 3 takes maximum! give it some sparkly reverb, DONE! maybe it's a way to get started, idk :D