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Quote:very nice licks and style, but personally i would have added a bit of reverb or short delay/slap back echo to fill out the sound. when you stop playing in between chords it just sounds realy dry like sum one cut the power, a bit of a trail off would have sounded nice.
sorry i need to edit this and apologize, i made that comment while watching the video, and i had only gotten half way threw the first video when i made my comment. it was based on the sound in the beginning of the video before you engaged your effects.
there’s reverb on the amp on too, but that doesn’t usually pick up on a camcorder unless blasting the amp anywho. One thing I should say about my playing style is that I think in a band mentality and thus always hear backing instruments in my head
so try to imagine what I play like that haha.Also no need to apologize I’ve heard faaar worse criticism in my career so no worries.
Quote:oh, when you mentioned – is that on 9v or 18v? i like the DLS very much and one day, it MIGHT replace my Jekyll&Hyde;…anyway… cool vids, i was actually stunned when i saw your slaping
theres a few people who does that on an electric guitarthat’s on 9v. Yea it seems not many do it overall. I remember when I was looking to learn there are like only two vids or so I can find of mastered slap guitar. I was thinking of doing a vid on that but only if enough people care. Thanks again.
@Darkaxel- Thanks I try check out my other vids if you can.
@Julian- I got it and wrote back so be sure to check it
@friedjesseradio- a DLS is a Catalinbread overdrive that can be run at either 9V or 18V. It’s modeled after a cranked marshall and is known for it’s great stacking. DLS stands for Dirty Little Secret
so try to imagine what I play like that haha.
theres a few people who does that on an electric guitar
