lets talk abotu music

Do you have a microphone? Record something, listen to your own voice because it sounds different to other people than it does to you when you are talking/singing/whatever, then upload it with that audio host I always use, and let us hear it.

We won't bite.

Or, I won't, I'm not too sure about those other guys.

HELL YEAH

My only issue with overdubbing is that you'd have to get a soloist to play with you if you ever went live and the songs were famous for their solo lines, or something. Of course, you wouldn't actually have to, since they'd be YOUR songs, but you probably catch my drift.

Luckily the soloists that I've worked with in the past have all been awesome dudes and only solo'd where appropriate.

My favorite was this one guy (my bro Matt, actually) who literally held a D chord and just played those four notes, only deviating to play a line of D2 or Dsus notes, while I played Ds, Gs, Fs, Es, and whatever else on my bass. I just went nuts doing improvs and stuff. Had a great drummer, too. The rhythm guitarist was going back and forth between D and E, but we had him more as a background sound more than a main part, at that time. But yeah, a lead guitarist letting the bassist take the lead, and on the fly, even. That was great.

Brb I'm gonna record me singing something stupid and post it here.

i can play that, simple song

Most Beatles songs are fairly straightforward though (especially the early Beatles songs), the beauty of simplicity.

noooo i can't :[[[

The only time I would sing is if nobody else in the band would do it. I'd try it, at least.

I'm a biter if you catch my drift. (Wink with a nudge mayhaps?)

**** it's late and my posts are crap, but who cares? Let's live it up!

BEEN AWAY SO LONG I HARDLY KNEW THE PLACE

@Glukom: Not all soloists are arrogant though! There are defenetly more of them then arrogant backup/rhythm guitarist (who are usually more chill) At my camp there was a 13 year old kid who thought he was the **** just cause he could play a pentatonic scale moderately normal speed with some slow-ass tapping arpeggios >:(

PEACH PEACH PEACH PEACH PEACH'S CASTLE!

Also I am a soprano

but you already knew that.

**** BACK IN THE USSR LETS PLAY REVOLUTION 9 (I actually can play this as I have a vyper amp which has insane reverse effects)

That's where the importance of the rhythm section comes in. If you're a four piece band, then make sure the drums and bass fill in the rhythm guitar part as much as possible while the guitarists does the solo.

And by that time they should be competent enough to do that.

Fujiko will you sing...for me?

Cuz I'm a SECRET AGENT MAAAAN

@Mokun we will sing USSR

But replace USSR with MFGG

Nu

That song's weird. Back In the USSR is one of my favorite songs, so...

If I upload something with me singing, I'll probably upload me singing this song because I love it so much:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efBeBhNh5VU

I've always had a place in my heart of sus chords ;-;

Of course not, some of my favorite guitarists are big solo players (Eric Clapton, Hendrix - though he was a great rhythm player too, most noticable on Axis: Bold as Love, etc.)

Also listening to the BJ album crossroads while I post.

****'s amazing.

Oh man one of my favorite things to do is use a sus chord right before transitioning to another chord, or when I'm doing an improv finger-style filler during a quiet moment (see, I usually play in church, where 90% of what you do is improv anyway). They're so amazing. ;_;

EXACTLY


Don't worry I was joking, USSR's a great song and Back in the MFGG would be great! I personally like Day Tripper, Penny Lane, Paperback Writer, and Revolution 1 better tho