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Help: instrumental rhythm section clips needed
I'm in a bind and I need some help from you guys. I'm hitting the studio tomorrow night to do some demo clips for a local amp builder's prototype. The drummer I have coming does punk to a "T", but is lacking with other styles. I am in need of some instrumental clips that I can lay a guitar track with. You know, jam clips that can be downloaded from the net that have a full rhythm section. Rock, blues, jazz, hell...even metal. I can work around most arrangements on the fly. Just as long as the time signature doesn't get too whacky. I'd like to give this amp guy some clip variety to show off his amp.
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01-16-2011, 06:49 AM
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Re: Help: instrumental rhythm section clips needed
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--------------------------------------------------- Originally Posted by -=[Shifty]=- I was just recently trying to check a Blackstar HT-5 combo in a big store in Hamburg. Just plugged in and then this guy cranks a big tube amp right next to me. I couldn't hear a single tone out of the Blackstar. !!! DISCLAIMER !!! My opinions are my own, your's may vary. 2001 Les Paul Standard HCS 2006 Explorer, Ebony 1996 SG Standard, Ebony More equipment then I want to list. |
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