giventofly My good friends moved to PE yesterday. I wrote them a song and recorded it with Garageband on my iPhone. The drums and bass are from Garageband and the rest I did with a Squier Affinity Tele through an Ibanez TS9. I recorded the vocals with the phone's mic (and I can't sing so sorry about that). Feedback is welcome (positive and negative).
singemonkey Not bad at all. Kinda catchy. Guitar sounded good. Good feel. I zoned out a bit towards the end cos it's a little bit samey in the long term. But still not bad. Don't apologise for your voice. It has the opposite effect to the one you intended - it focuses people's attention on the quality of your voice (which is better than average, btw). Whether in live playing or recordings, apologising for a weakness only draws people's attention to it. Don't do that.
studmissile Opening riffs sounds like "Born on the Bayou", fun and fitting tribute to your buddies or biddies.
giventofly I messed around with E7 open up the neck and that arpeggio sounded real familiar so I called my wife and she recognized it too but neither us could figure out what song it came from. Long after I finished the track and posted it here I was listening to Creedence one day and sure as hell it was Born on the Bayou. I honestly didn't mean to rip it (or any other song) off Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
giventofly Hammeron wrote Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk ??? What a waste. ☹ Huh? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
