Hadn't listened to Professor Satriani in quite some time.
This came out after listening to a bit earlier today.
A very Satch-like tune
-
Narsh
- Reactions:
- Posts: 794
- Joined: Thu May 28, 2020 11:18 am
- Location: Parkland Florida
- Gearlist: Main Guitars: Kiesel Aries 7, Kiesel SCB6H,
Main Bass: Yamaha TRBX305
Main Amps: Kemper Profiler, AxeFX II XL+, Neural DSP Parallaxe
Recording: MAC,Reaper, Focusrite 8i8 Gen3, JBL LSR308
And much, much, more... - Contact:
Check out my Music: https://soundcloud.com/romeroenr
Some tasty playing there! I really liked the different tones you used... started out with a fuzz (I believe) tone, then to a more amp pushed breakup tone, then to something that sounded maybe more like the neck pickup? Anyway, I thought it was cool 
-
Narsh
- Reactions:
- Posts: 794
- Joined: Thu May 28, 2020 11:18 am
- Location: Parkland Florida
- Gearlist: Main Guitars: Kiesel Aries 7, Kiesel SCB6H,
Main Bass: Yamaha TRBX305
Main Amps: Kemper Profiler, AxeFX II XL+, Neural DSP Parallaxe
Recording: MAC,Reaper, Focusrite 8i8 Gen3, JBL LSR308
And much, much, more... - Contact:
Agree 1000% very chewy. I used only the Helix for this one and my strat if you can believe it.
Check out my Music: https://soundcloud.com/romeroenr
-
redman
- Reactions:
- Posts: 783
- Joined: Wed May 27, 2020 3:22 pm
- Location: Asheville, NC
- Gearlist: Gibson LP, Agile PS900, SX Tele, SX Strat, PRS SE Zach Myers Yamaha FGX830c, Yamaha LL16, Yamaha LL26, Eastman E10D, Tobias Bass, Squire CV 60's P Bass
Dude what can I say, completely excellent again your leads are getting better and better they've always been great but that song it's like you were bearing your soul in the lead. That's very hard to achieve with a guitar it's what makes a good singer a great singer and a great guitarist an incredible one. I am a fan my friend.