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Old 12-14-2011, 11:49 PM
 
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Default Jazz on a strat-Stella(live)
This is from a few months a go. Using my Fender custom shop deluxe strat.
I just got a new custom shop tele as well, I used it on a couple of gigs, but I don't have any clips yet.
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Old 12-15-2011, 12:03 AM
 
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This is from a few months a go. Using my Fender custom shop deluxe strat.
I just got a new custom shop tele as well, I used it on a couple of gigs, but I don't have any clips yet.
SoundClick artist: Jostein Gulbrandsen - page with MP3 music downloads
This thread is useless without pics!

Sounds great as always man. Really diggin' all these live recordings you've been posting!
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Old 12-15-2011, 01:57 AM
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What kind of amp are you using. The tone from the guitar has such a smooth sound.
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Sounds great as always man. Really diggin' all these live recordings you've been posting!
Thanks!
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Old 12-15-2011, 08:18 AM
 
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What kind of amp are you using. The tone from the guitar has such a smooth sound.
Hi thanks. I am using a huge Roland jazz-chorus -it's not mine, but it is always at the club I am playing.
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Nice sound. Like the stylized interpretation.
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Old 12-16-2011, 03:31 PM
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Lovin the tone your gettin bro I actually play on a strat as well...
just outa curiosity which pickups you play out of?
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I love how you take advantage of the Stratocasters possibilities for tonal variation and articulation. Very nice playing, and the textures you chose for comping the bass player works out very well in that setting.

Very inspiring for me as I work on my phrasing a lot these days.
Keep sharing these clips
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Nice sound. Like the stylized interpretation.
Thanks so much!
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Lovin the tone your gettin bro I actually play on a strat as well...
just outa curiosity which pickups you play out of?
Hi, thanks!
This custom shop guitar came stock with Dimarzio Are 58 in the neck and middle and Area 61 in the bridge. I think they sound great and they are also noiseless...
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Old 12-16-2011, 10:23 PM
 
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I love how you take advantage of the Stratocasters possibilities for tonal variation and articulation. Very nice playing, and the textures you chose for comping the bass player works out very well in that setting.

Very inspiring for me as I work on my phrasing a lot these days.
Keep sharing these clips
Thanks a lot! Strats does indeed have a lot of tonal variations. I love how Jeff Beck and Terje Rypdal takes advantage of that as well as others.
I am working on different on getting better and new ideas in my phrasing all the time. I love how Scofield and Larry Carlton phrases, as well as many other.
It is a fun process.
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Very nice! I love your playing, tone and the subtle use of the whammy bar. Your chord voicings during the bass solo are awesome and at some points it sounds like you are playing an electric piano!
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Old 12-24-2011, 10:07 AM
 
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Very nice! I love your playing, tone and the subtle use of the whammy bar. Your chord voicings during the bass solo are awesome and at some points it sounds like you are playing an electric piano!
Thank you so much, I really appreciate the feedback and kind words!
Happy Holidays!
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Very nice! And I really like your original compositions! Did you study composition somewhere?
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Very nice! And I really like your original compositions! Did you study composition somewhere?
Thanks a lot! I was a performace major in school and never studies composition formally. We did however have to write songs and excercises for one of our improviastion classes, and I ended up writing some tunes that ended up being usable. From there I just kept on writing and gradually my tunes imporved(I hope).
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