Nice work, Danny!
And keep preaching that tame-the-bass gospel. So many players need to understand this but don't.
Thanks Rex! Yeah we gotta tame that bass monster. I'll probably preach that one until I'm toast lol!
Another great video!
I really enjoyed the clean tones from that guitar! Sounded like a seven string, maybe.
It never hurts to go over the basics.
Thanks Danny!
You're welcome...thank you, Scott! It's a 6 string Carvin DC 400 custom tuned to a low C. It has active and passive pups with coil tap and phase switch. Really nice guitar that gives me a wide array of sounds and choices. Active pups on clean sounds are really nice especially with new strings. Glad you liked it, thanks again!
Thanks Danny! The haas you've suggested is one of my go to for solo work, and now this looks like something great incorporate.
Get a bit of early school Queensryche there on your riffs. Love it.
You're welcome pirate, thank you! Haha you picked up on my little rhyche lick eh? Haha! I actually used that in a song a few years back. I never thought the song would do anything and low and behold, it did some.charting in Japan and some.of the south eastern Asian territories.
I try not to play too much in the videos and concentrate more on the teaching/explanation part over trying to showboat. I think it really helps people get into the technique better which is what I'm hoping to get across.
Got a message from a guy that said "dude, great video but you didn't play enough!" Haha! Maybe next time. One thing that will make people lose interest when you're trying to teach or convey an idea in a heartbeat, is a show off. I'd rather play less and help people learn more. I'll post a few jams in the future.
Cool the Haas trick is working for you. Yeah these little things can help widen things up a bit. Pretty much the same.stuff as the Haas delay, we're just getting there a bit differently and in two cases, we have a little chorus effect.
The cab room thing really impressed me. I so wish we had the cab options we have in the axe II in the AX8. That would rule as I love messing with those advanced cab parameters like I did in my "power of a cab block" video. Whew....so much power in this little box. Learn something new every day.
Thanks again everyone!
