'Yune'

Jomi · #1 January 20th, 2008

I was trying out the pick-up on my guitar, I have no speakers so I have to record and listen to the playback,
I sent it to Yvie and she really liked it so I thought I'd post it, it's a bit repetitive but it has a nice peaceful quality and anyway it was meant to be just noodling.
Also, when I sent it to Yvie I meant to call it 'Tune' but mistyped and called it 'Yune', so I just left it.
Hope you like it.

eddiez152 · #2 January 20th, 2008

Jomi,
Thats some very nice noodling! Fantastic playing.

Rockerbob · #3 January 20th, 2008

Nice sounding pickup! It sounds very acoustic.

Nice playing as always!

fireblade · #4 January 20th, 2008

Great. Love your stuff. Tone was lovely.
Well Done.
Andrew

X4StringDrive · #5 January 20th, 2008

Sweet June Tomi

johnbullard · #6 January 20th, 2008

Boy, you are a good guitar player . It is just beautiful. JB
Is England that beautiful where you are?

Lcjones · #7 January 20th, 2008

Jomi,

If that's just noodling....where's the album? WOW! I could listen to that all night. The verb simply feels like I'm sitting right in the auditorium, mid row. Very nice. Very renaissance.

**
LC

Aunt Doty · #8 January 20th, 2008

Just beautiful Jomi! Interesting title!

tomg123 · #9 January 21st, 2008

Nice yune jomi

I was just talking to someone about a pickup because i mentioned about buying an acoustic electric. I take it your just playing in front of a mic unplugged with this pickup? its sounds great and clear

mattz196 · #10 January 21st, 2008

No way is that noodling , I know noodling and that ain't it , really lovely Jomi , really great tone still with your signature style .

windsong · #11 January 21st, 2008

very lovely

windsong

cshude · #12 January 21st, 2008

That's one to use for opening your sets at the pub someday! Excellent stuff as always. That is one nice pickup system you've got there, very natural and warm sounding.

knight46 · #13 January 21st, 2008

Beautifully done John, I think that Yune seems to fit the etheral quality and feel of the piece. I would love to be able to "noodle" like that...

Jomi · #14 January 22nd, 2008

Thanks a lot Eddie,

it's quite a simple tune really, in dropped D.

Thanks RB

I'm really pleased you thought it sounded acoustic - that's what I was striving for with the pick up.

Thank you Andrew

I love this guitar, it's a joy to play.

Thanks Kenny

John, thank you for you comments, the area where I live is a bit rough, but right on my doorstep is the Durham dales, and a little further (about 1 hours drive) is the lake district, both are beautiful .

Thanks a lot for those lovely comments Les,

It's really a simple tune in dropped D, mainly two fingered chords!

Aunt Doty, thank you

Yes, sorry about the title, it's a wee bit numb, when I played it I was thinking much more about tone than the tune itself.

Jomi · #15 January 22nd, 2008

Thanks Tom

The pick up is called Fishman Rare Earth, I don't know anything about it, it was fitted to the guitar when I bought it. It's plugged into the preamp, there were no other mics. There's a little control on it, I was trying to find what this did - turns out it's just a volume control but it does seem to effect tone.

Thanks Mattz,

ok I admit I tidied it up a bit before I posted - hiss removal, a bit of reverb and I trimmed the beginning and end. Apart from G and D it's pretty much all just two fingered chords in dropped D.

Thanks a lot You Too, glad you enjoyed it

Thank you Windsong

Chris, thank you,

I'm still hungry for 'that day' but still far too scared!!!

Thank you Knight

It's a genuinely simple tune in dropped D, glad you enjoyed it though.