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Somewhat obnoxious rock-blues with shredding here and there.
Here is an old one off the Myspace.
All virtual instruments, but I might actually be able to play it now, so maybe ill get a recorded version up. The idea of the song is to poke fun at the over-the-topness of some neo classical shred.
Fused a few different genres here, although thats not really how I planned it. I guess different areas of my brain were working for once.
flamin-gitaur takes credit for the cool backing track, I threw guitarness on top of it.
Remake of a classic circus type song. I don't know who originally composed it, but I doubt it is copyrighted. If it is, someone let me know.
I was laying down some ideas for a chord progression and it turned out to be kinda nice by itself.
Another old one.
I looped a super simple drum track, did a one take for a 'bass line' on a detuned JS100. Did a one take improv solo on my strat.
Boom, done in 15 minutes.
Just used a giant hollow reggae style reverb and delay setting and put down some whacked out blues. The peaking is on purpose incase you are wondering.
A SoundClick Top 100 song
This was a random improv recording session...I extracted this odd technique from the session because of the speed that I achieved while practicing this technique that I call 'glitch-hybrid picking'.
It's a little sloppy but I can't perfectly control
This was a real difficult backing track for me to come up with ideas with for some reason, very good for a challenge piece Fruitloops!!!