What Are You Working On Right Now?

[Byrdman]

Currently working on Whitesnake's Give Me All Your Love. I'm the rhythm guitarist and the rhythm's are pretty cool. I have the Intro & first 2 verses and going to try and nail down the chorus this weekend.

Our new singer is a huge 80's guy and so far we have learned Bathroom Wall, New Girl Now, Dancing the Night Away, and Just Got Lucky. It's been a lot of fun learning these songs from my High School years. Challenging, but definitely a lot of fun so far!

 

[Byrdman]

Currently working on Whitesnake's Give Me All Your Love. I'm the rhythm guitarist and the rhythm's are pretty cool. I have the Intro & first 2 verses and going to try and nail down the chorus this weekend.

Our new singer is a huge 80's guy and so far we have learned Bathroom Wall, New Girl Now, Dancing the Night Away, and Just Got Lucky. It's been a lot of fun learning these songs from my High School years. Challenging, but definitely a lot of fun so far!

I got lucky since the chorus is the same as the verse, lol... On to the next section, rhythm behind the solo parts....

 

[László]

I've been beating myself up to finish this piece. It started as pure improv, but I have tweaked it here and there and punched in to make it suck less. The changes are small. So is my talent level.

I've also been working with some new processing plugins to make the audio quality better. I think it's gradually getting there. This is the third iteration. The tempo is slow because I can't come up with ideas all that quickly when improvising!

A Snack

A Snack by Leslie Schefman

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[Stratzrus]

I've been getting to know my Tone King Imperial Preamp using it with a pair of Archangel V3 Fender FRs.

The tone is exactly what I wanted from it. I can practice using a classic '60s Fender combo tone then switch to the Lead Channel for some Blues Rock gain when I just want to have some fun after practicing. It's like a baby brother to my '66 Vibrolux Reverb.

It's a great little preamp intentionally limited to the basics. Many are integrating it into a pedalboard but I've been enjoying using it by itself plugged straight into an amp.

Surprisingly, for a pedal of its type, it has a very powerful routing design with a multiplicity of in/out options.

I'm looking forward to getting a Fractal AM4 but I'll definitely keep the TKIP. It's a wonderful piece of gear to use.

 

[TSJMajesty]

Gonna focus on some single nps riffs for a while. More hard shit. YEA! Stuff like Glasgow Kiss: