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It's a little too gauzy to me, so I'm looking for the point in rolling off the tone where the transition from "less highs" to "muffled" happens. Just north of that might be the sweet spot.
Originally Posted by losaltosjoe
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05-06-2017 05:14 PM
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Here is my take on Autumn Leaves bars 1-16. The first take is at 104 bpm and the second is at 120. Still struggling to play the double stops smoothly.
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Mike, you have inspired me to do my next post with a
Originally Posted by MikeS
Tele.
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I like the second one as well.
Originally Posted by lawson-stone
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Love it !! I like the tone you getting out of this guitar. You have the tone control set perfectly
Originally Posted by losaltosjoe
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Here are bars 1 - 16
Autumn Leaves Bars 1 - 16
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Thinking next week could be crazy (finals week for me!) I'm posting mm. 1-24 today for your delectation and critique.
For fun, the guitar is going into my Polytone BabyBrute, but then I'm using the direct pre-amp line out, not mic'ing the cabinet. I actually like how this sounds and might make this my default recording setup.
I'll be interested in your reactions to the sound as well as the playing.
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I like this sound much better than the Fender pre amp sound.
Originally Posted by lawson-stone
Your playing was great too !
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Thanks! People often say the unique tone of the Polytone amp is all in the pre-amp, so I guess that made a difference.
Originally Posted by Doublea A
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Lawson, both playing and sound are great, perhaps a little hesitant here and there, but very nice overall.
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Hi Lawson -- I enjoyed both the tone and the playing! Good luck with finals.
Originally Posted by lawson-stone
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Autumn Leaves Improvisation
Bars 1-24
I had a little problem with the audio on this one. Here goes!
Mike
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Well done Mike! I'm always impressed how you can pull off the solos without the use of a pick.
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Good heavens I just noticed you're doing this finger style, which is really impressive!
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Thanks! I originally played it with a pick, but it sounded too thin and tinny so I re-recorded it. I've got ten's on the Telecaster. I'm sure this contributes to it.
Originally Posted by losaltosjoe
MikeLast edited by MikeS; 05-13-2017 at 04:17 PM.
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Thanks! As I mentioned above, playing with a pick sounded too thin. I hope the next one sounds better with my Conti guitar.
Originally Posted by lawson-stone
Mike
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Here's my post for bars 1-24.
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I really like your tone. What is your secret?
Originally Posted by losaltosjoe
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Thanks Mike. My chain is Guitar (Gibson L5) ==> Amp (Brunetti Singleman 16, Low input) ==> Yeti Blue Microphone ==> Windows Movie Maker (deprecated software) running on a Windows PC. As basic as can be. I'm not sure what happens to the tone when the video gets uploaded to YouTube.
Originally Posted by MikeS
The amp only has Bass, Middle, Treble and Reverb. I tweak these along with the volume and tone knobs on the guitar.
The 6th (low E) string sounds muddy to me. I'm using Thomastik-Infeld Jazz Swing .013-.053. If I find a couple of $$, I might swap out the .053 for a .050. Hope this helps.
I still have some work to do before I'm ready to post the full solo.
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Sounds great !!
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I love the tone you are achieving. Is that an Ibanez ? What type of amp are you using.
Originally Posted by losaltosjoe
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I just read your other post. A Gibson L5 ? I apologize for calling it an Ibanez. I stand humbly corrected.
Originally Posted by Doublea A
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For what you call basic, it sure produces a nice tone. It looks like I've got to save up some money. Thanks!
Originally Posted by losaltosjoe
Mike
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Thanks Mike, I have set things up on my tele (American special) pretty much as Tim Lerch explains, the strings are TI bebop 12/50 rounds. I did not change the saddles though.
Originally Posted by MikeS
The American Special comes with the greasbucket tone circuit, "Greasebucket™ tone circuit (rolls off highs without adding bass)" I roll it off nearly all the way. And then I turn the bass and treble down, and the mid up on the amp (Cornell Romany 12).
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Sounds great Andy! Your playing is smooth and fluid. Very musical. Cheers.
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