my covers of 41, granny and lover plus one of my own
Think the third chord in #41 is wrong... :/
Really cool that you made it slow.. works very well. Expected something else than just the guitar playing though... Try to sing or add some percussion or a lead guitar or something... Kinda boring to listen to the rhytm guitar alone.
But, really liked it being slowed down. Pretty clear recording too.
Really cool that you made it slow.. works very well. Expected something else than just the guitar playing though... Try to sing or add some percussion or a lead guitar or something... Kinda boring to listen to the rhytm guitar alone.
But, really liked it being slowed down. Pretty clear recording too.
41: a little buzzing in the intro the first time around, but overall good. also the strumming pattern isnt exactly dave but you plyed this well enough to know that, and I like people putting their own touch on it. what chord are you using for the G in the chorus? sounds interesting. I like whatever Em you use in the intro too, cool stuff. nicely done
granny: seems like you could accentuate the hammer on a little more in the first chord, but again well done. are the last two chrods of the chorus (when the bass not slides up from F to C) the same as on the site. the C chord sounds different, and I'm not sure it fits. also the first slide in the chorus, when you slide down, it sounds like you are sliding to 5xx5, I think it's supposed to be 5xx6...sounds a little flat. overall good, that setup sounds awesome and you defintely got some skill.
lover lay down sounds good, you hit that last hammer on in the verse a split second before I do, but that's a personal touch and this was very nice sounding. I think I liked this one best.
the jam was cool, any lyrics to that? it sounds almost mayer esque, in that it doesnt really use bland open chords from what I can tell, there are added notes/different voicings, which is always cool.
I like em all, you have a few tiny kinks to iron out, but hey who doesnt....nice job and keep playin
also add vocals, or if you cant sing then a second guitar part to mimic them
granny: seems like you could accentuate the hammer on a little more in the first chord, but again well done. are the last two chrods of the chorus (when the bass not slides up from F to C) the same as on the site. the C chord sounds different, and I'm not sure it fits. also the first slide in the chorus, when you slide down, it sounds like you are sliding to 5xx5, I think it's supposed to be 5xx6...sounds a little flat. overall good, that setup sounds awesome and you defintely got some skill.
lover lay down sounds good, you hit that last hammer on in the verse a split second before I do, but that's a personal touch and this was very nice sounding. I think I liked this one best.
the jam was cool, any lyrics to that? it sounds almost mayer esque, in that it doesnt really use bland open chords from what I can tell, there are added notes/different voicings, which is always cool.
I like em all, you have a few tiny kinks to iron out, but hey who doesnt....nice job and keep playin
also add vocals, or if you cant sing then a second guitar part to mimic them

Fear my recording setup:
Martin DX1
mtstudio
Computer Mic
"Ah, music - the joy the mind derives from counting without being aware that it is counting" - Leibniz
"Celebrate we will, for life is short but sweet for certain" - Dave
Martin DX1
mtstudio
Computer Mic
"Ah, music - the joy the mind derives from counting without being aware that it is counting" - Leibniz
"Celebrate we will, for life is short but sweet for certain" - Dave
thanks for the replies guys. i know some parts of all the songs are off. i just recorded each song once. also, i'm just using a computer mic for the recording. i've been playing for alittle over a year now and i've taught myself. maybe i'll record with lyrics this weekend after i get some booze in me.
peace...brian
peace...brian
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