March of the Highlander

[launched]

OK - I'm at the kitchen table again, daydreaming of my ancesters off the shores of Scotland. Swords clanking, upturned sod, blood and guts - fighting for their very existence. The bagpipes droning in the background (Or maybe a bad guitar trying to emulate the half-hole stuff my uncle tried to teach me). Anyway, my toast popped up and I hate when it doesn't get buttered right off... Back to the real world.

My lesson: Bouncing tracks and playing with preamp eq's. This little thing goes deep!

Have a great weekend everybody!

[Geir]

Hey, love that massive sound of multiple guitars in harmony !!! Good one !! Just too short !!!!

G.

[Bluesberry]

Very cool sounding.  I have not yet played around with harmonizing/layering guitars yet, this sounds good.

[lg]

Hey, thanks! Back at ya'!
Gee, I hope your toast didn't get ruined.... LOL
Very cool stuff man.
I love the creativity....

LG

[Wiley]

That was really neat.  Different. Just to short, but I understand about the toast thing. LOL

[Kody]

This has a great "walking" drive to it...I love it when you can listen to a song and your feet are in sync with the beat while you're walikng down the street, it's so neat lol!! Only problem is: You wouldn't be able to walk very far with this   I really like your playing, your harmonies, and the tone on the main lead sounds perfect~ Good job, Launched!~

[tafka]

this is way too short!
timing is everything in music and you have it in wads.
fantastic playing to keep this Right.

Tony J.

[launched]

Thanks for the positive comments - every post coming from experts and skilled musicians means a lot. It's tough enough to wield the axe, let alone handle this precarious little piece of plastic. 

I had recently discovered the preamp settings in the effects and just can't believe all the different tones that can be produced. I have to write a lot of stuff down. Just when I though I had it figured out...

BTW, if anybody cares to know, my toast came out fine. It was fit for human consumption and delivered my daily dose of grade A butter without a hitch!

Later,

Mark


 

[jackofall]

I liked this! Keep them coming....

[Ferryman_1957]

Nice job! I  love the way the guitars and harmonies build, it needs to be longer though. Glad you're getting to grips with this piece of wizadry.

OK - I'm at the kitchen table again, daydreaming of my ancesters off the shores of Scotland. Swords clanking, upturned sod, blood and guts - fighting for their very existence.

That would probably be my ancestors they're fighting (or some Lowland Scots types). Sorry!

Cheers,

Nigel