Steve G
St. Simons Island, GA
I've always wanted to do this one on an acoustic when I got to it, so here it is. I first recorded a shuffle rhythm & then played the melody over it on a separate track, both on my Epiphone Hummingbird.
Having recorded all of the solos & now this one, I guess I can say I'm a BGU graduate. Lesson 30 & 31 are similar to recordings I did early on so I don't know that I'll record those. I guess it's on to the bonus material & back to SWS. Also, I eventually would like to re-record all of the BGU solos.
Thanks Griff for the first class instruction & thanks to you members for keeping me motivated & inspired.
Epiphone Hummingbird(both tracks), MXL 990 condenser mic at the soundhole & 991 at the neck, played through UX2/Podfarm using the clean channel(no podfarm effects, recorded to Ableton Livelite 8 .
http://www.4shared.com/audio/ZoVdr1rk/Lesson_29_Unplugged.html
Having recorded all of the solos & now this one, I guess I can say I'm a BGU graduate. Lesson 30 & 31 are similar to recordings I did early on so I don't know that I'll record those. I guess it's on to the bonus material & back to SWS. Also, I eventually would like to re-record all of the BGU solos.
Thanks Griff for the first class instruction & thanks to you members for keeping me motivated & inspired.
Epiphone Hummingbird(both tracks), MXL 990 condenser mic at the soundhole & 991 at the neck, played through UX2/Podfarm using the clean channel(no podfarm effects, recorded to Ableton Livelite 8 .
http://www.4shared.com/audio/ZoVdr1rk/Lesson_29_Unplugged.html