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@@jhespada

It's easy ...take your original mp3, wav or whatever and load this in Audacity, then follow the video steps. Some newer CD/mp3 tracks are compressed, many older not.

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@@manchot66

@@avdocatwork

@@jhespada

thanks for playing J. Winter.

The Balance between audio and Guit.tone was not 100% perfect.

Hwy61 is a  low level record and is compressed too, like the JJF record.

JJF is too loud? O.k. i can reduce the audio volume in toolkit...

All my audio are regular mp3, but compressed with audacity effect. This gives a better density in the sound. ( you be careful, if use the compressor and later check of clipping with analyzer in AC)

Vocals for both are ready. The B. Dylan lyrics at Hwy 61 is very hard to sync :)

Thanks for your feedback guys!!!

Time for my tribute to Johnny Winter

From the third sudio album "second winter" 1969 the B. Dylan cover

Johnny Winter - Highway 61 revisited v0. 9 L B

Tuning for Lead is open D

Tuning for Bass is E Standard

 It's hard to sync, but now succeeded.

I think, it's better to play with Bottleneck and heavier strings or extra modified bottleneck-/slide guitar.

Is anybody here to play and test this tune?

The second Song is a Stones Cover from Album "Live Johnny Winter And" 1971

Johnny Winter - Jumping Jack Flash v0.9  L  R  B

@@avdocatwork

Suzie q bass - The Head riff is ok, but some mistakes in sync.  notes are right but sometime on the wrong position. Sorry :(

@@manchot66

@@avdocatwork

I can't say what's wrong with my volume adjustment. For me it's o.k. I use the studio headphone only. That's the point maybe? Whatever, tone volume is higher now.

Thank you Guys!

Two new songs from the psychedelic album "Their Satanic Majesties Request" 1967

The Rolling Stones - 2000 Light Years from Home V0.9  R B

The Rolling Stones - She's a Rainbow V0.9  2xL R B

She's a rainbow GP Tab was a good source, but very incorrectly in lead (miising notes added) and Bass (wrong notes corrected, i hope ;) ). All Tracks have many breaks. The lead path has fills with some rhythm parts with easy versions of rthm chords as combo. In bonus Track is only the lead part.

It's good to play all!

@@manchot66

Steve, thanks for your feedback. Aludog's acoustic.tone is saved, for later. The new acoustic for "backstreet girl" is taken from the official stones dlc "play with fire".

Thank you!

That's the deal :(

I lost Rosanna - Toto and Midlife crises - Faith no more :huh:

a quiet, but great Song is one of my absolut Fav's

The Rolling Stones - Back Street Girl (1967)  L B V

The Notation is a little like 'Mr. Tambourine Man' :D

Bass is very easy, but cool and the acoustic lead track has many single notes via stringfingering. Also here the mostly notes with handshape for "easier" play.

The Bass has some fill notes, taken from the guitar sound, a small overdub.

Lead  tuning is D-Standard

Bass tuning is E-Standard

Try it and have fun!

P.S. Steve, your idea with the lead.tone for rthm too was perfect for the tambourine Man! Thanks again!

@@avdocatwork

Suzie Q, what can i say to one minute bassline. so far excellent.

You are on the right path to the destination! Looks really good. Oh, i need practice for this line, i think :lol: 

@@manchot66

@@avdocatwork

you are both a big help for me! Thanks, for your time of patience and great feedback all the time. Thank you very much!

Steve, I have tested the bassline from

UFO - Only You Can Rock Me v3 for L, R, & B

two times by 87% skill :mellow:

That's a really cool bassline and fun to play, in places too hard for me and my slow old fingers :D. Bass sound is good, but a little too smooth/soft and dark, i miss more punch.

Great Job!

It's a good idea. to take the lead.tone for rhythm on tambourine man. I'll try this. Thanks!

Terry, thanks you too, for playing Mr. Tambourine Man.

I hoped the handshape mark would make it easier with all the single picking notes :o

Shure, it's a hard thing, but good for bored experts :D

I am glad, that the final version of DP Demon's Eye now works in terms of sound.

...and I'll try the 1 minute bass :lol: you know? Good luck for the next minute :)

i still work on my next custom...'back street girl' and more single pick notes :D ....

Thanks!!!

Hey, Guys!

a new song is created...

The Byrds - Mr. Tambourine Man  V1.0  L R B V

This Audio is stereo and taked from the remastered album "Mr. Tambourine Man" 2004.

Original album record 1965 is mono.

R + B is very fun to play, but the lead part is a hard thing. Stringfingering!

But the mostly single notes have handshape. I hope that's right and helpful.

http://www.bilder-hochladen.net/files/thumbs/k4lr-ju-7a22.jpg

@@avdocatwork

Thanks for your last feedback. Yes is very painful and a cross with the tone.

Here my Update:

Update 1.8
LEAD:
- some notes changed /added
- tone change better tuned
- Solo tone volume reduced
AUDIO
- long fade out reduced

Think it is a good balance now :rolleyes:

Deep Purple - Demon's Eye V1.8  L R B V 

is uploaded !

Thanks @all!!!

@@manchot66

Great! Thank you, Steve!!!

Hey Steve and Terry, thanks for your patience with me :mellow:

I hope, it's right now - all tone are (extreme)higher and the Lead solo tone extra one more higher.

In vocals double scrolling from some lines fixed.

Deep Purple - Demon's Eye V1.6  L R B V

Give me a positive feedback PLEASE :D 

Thank you!

Hey Steve, thanks for your fast feedback!

I can't understand this mistake with the tone volume :angry:

On my set up is the custom sound perfect. I'm looking for a solution...

thanks again!

Thanks  a lot Steve and Terry, for testing my custom!

The whole day notes changed and added in R + L and Volume for Lead solo is higher now, maybe too high. Vocals added too.

 Here the fixed Version

Deep Purple - Demon's Eye  V 1.5  L R B V

I need you again for a short test, thank you!

A simple riff, but it's fun to play....

Deep Purple Roots, the early years - i liked!

You can try it and make your pose while the play, but the Lead solo needs a full man again
:D

Deep Purple - Demon's Eye V1.1  L R B

from Fireball album 1971

The audio is remastered 1996 and taked from the Fireball Anniversary Edition Album

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I disagree with the other guys. Option 1 is far better. With option 2 you get two open string ringing out at the same time. No serious bass player would use option 2.

 

I know these words ... :Dbut you are right :rolleyes:

"Run Through The Jungle" , the bassline is simple, but difficult enough for my painful Hands. Thats fine all, absolutly. Bass.tone is perfect :lol:

Really good, thank you!

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Suzie Q please :)

 @manchot66

both is right, but option 1 is easier to play.

@avdocatwork

Wow, you are fast :)

Thank you for playing. 

I'm glad to see your newest Tunes from CCR Run trough the jungle and the great one Suzie Q. I can't wait to play this. I love the both songs! Thank you!

A new  Rory Gallagher powerful(!) Preview, Guys!

Big Guns from the Album Jinx (1982), taken from the remastered "Kickback city" album.

Here a live version :

This Studio record is a rare Version...You can try it now ;) :D :o very fast!

Rory Gallagher - Big Guns [remastered] (1982)  V 0.9   L R B

You will need a capo on fret 3 for Lead and Rhythm!

Enjoys!

 

 

...but back in the 60's and 70's that was part of the cool sound, but usually in heaver rock tunes. CCR used cleaner tones In my opinion. ....

Later, Terry

 

 

 

 Sure, i agree with you!

The Green River Bass is like a sound from "Have You Ever Seen the Rain".  The "Crimson and clover" bass is good for this, but too dark. The "Have You Ever Seen the Rain" Bass it's the same, just brighter and friendlier.

pefect for my setup and for your's...

The Bass is clear, but compressed and has no distortion!

Link

@@avdocatwork

I check your bass tone saturday morning...

@avdocatwork

"Green River"

ALERT! Your Bass tone is wrong! Check it again, please!

Tabs are fine!

suggestion: take the bass.tone from my cdlc "crimson and clover" and 2 less from the original volume scale. Thats perfect.