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 Post subject: A few WAL inspired licks
PostPosted: Wed Jun 27, 2007 12:51 pm 
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Got inspired and laid down a few quick tracks for my fellow trad lads. Enjoy!


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I like the authentic bird sounds you've added!

Sounds good J. Much more relaxed now and the PVs are bang on. Don't let it run away though!

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 Post subject: Re: A few WAL inspired licks
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Wow, isn't that nice! Trad playing has progressed enormously over the years and it is just awesome to know that there is so much interest and so many passionate souls. Great job Jason!

One thing I could suggest is to try to introduce more snarly 'sounds' into your playing to get more character and richness into the acoustics you are producing. Other than that, I can't really fault what I hear.

Good job again!

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I was wondering who would catch that ;) As usual, the parrot chimes in!
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