My first recording

[Bluesberry]

Well done.  If you are looking to get inspired to learn guitar better you have come to the right place, this little device and this site have done wonders for my guitar playing for sure.  I think you are going to have a blast hanging out here and posting stuff and continously improving.  That is what this forum is all about.

[Wiley]

Welcome and good job!  Everyone here is very nice.   I don't know as I have seen anyone that isn't. This place is also about friendship  Even if only on-line.  I count everyone here as a friend. They will all help so jump right in with both feet.

[Ferryman]

That's nice, the sound is not too bad at all and well done for posting! Simple answer if you feel you have to play quietly - make use of the MBR. Play it twice, three times and add effects to make it a big sound. Also, when you do that, work out some variations in what you play so you are accompanying yourself. This little box of tricks can really help bring your ideas alive.

Cheers,

Nigel

[Blooby]

Very nice.  That dang guitar rings like a bell.  I think you'll lose a lot of what you call the "midi notes" by moving toward the fretboard and away from the bridge.  It's tougher to anchor your arm somewhere, but your tone will warm up nicely.

I must say Toy Caldwell was a master.  People dismiss them as a bunch of rednecks, but they just don't know about the band's jazzier leanings (especially Toy).  Definitely a band worth delving into.

Blooby

[OsCKilO]

On this day bump...

[Bluesberry]

exactly 2 years ago.......what a long strange trip its been hu Tony.

[launched]

It's been real, brother!! You've accomplished so much - Definitely time for open mic when I get over there!

[Bluesberry]

Definitely time for open mic when I get over there!

what about an open bottle.......................

[Tony W]

Mark and I will have a NyQuil drinking contest, and see who comes out on top! Thanks for the bump T, it damn sure has been a hell of a ride Dave.