[Fong]

This is a track me and a couple of mates (Bass/Drums) wrote while in a Rehearsal room last week.

Bearing in mind, it is a bit rough around the edges, this is NOT a performance of the piece, this is writing in action. This is perhaps the final recording we did of the day so probably our best, but it is a long way from performance level.

I am looking for some advice on the guitar playing/recording, how can I get it to sound 'clearer' any chord changes you do not like?

Do the changes in Time Signature work?

Any feedback gratefully received.

Oops, remember to put in the attachment

[allthumbs]

The file didn't come through to your post. Bummer.

[Fong]

Originally Posted by allthumbs

The file didn't come through to your post. Bummer.

That is most likely because i pressed Submit before attaching it hehe

There now though

[allthumbs]

I tried to tap my foot to it but, got lost when you left 4/4. Sounds good though.

[Fong]

Originally Posted by allthumbs

I tried to tap my foot to it but, got lost when you left 4/4. Sounds good though.

It is a time signature change.

It is in 9 time after that, if you count 9 during the chord changes and the Da DA DA you will note it. It is difficult because my strumming isn't keeping the 9/8 time with beat strumming. While the count is right, I have checked it, my strumming is on the off beat of your counting. We did do the DA DA DA first to bring you into the 9/8 timing. Although really for me I play it in a 3/4 timing in my head, though it really is 9/8

So it is confusing. I expect without knowing it, it would be very difficult to tap your foot too.

[allthumbs]

Headbangers trying to follow that are gonna end up with whiplash

[X4StringDrive]

Sounded cool to me as is sorry I can't offer any suggestions, timimg to "me" is that thing on my wrist

[knight46]

That was pretty cool, good sound and tones.

[Fong]

Thanks we in the studio again on Sunday, Bass player back from abroad, gonna try and play it through a nice 6" Marshall stack the Rehearsal rooms have.

It is a much crisper sound, though it is much harder to record nicely.

Have to see how it turns out.