New Irish tune ( sort off )

[soundcircel]

yep.it's an ibanez jem recorded clean through a line 6 pod.then i processed it with the guitar rig software.I used some extreme settings

[mazz]

OK, got it. It's a cool sound, now put it in the room with band and I think it will help the overall effect of the song.BTW, what kind of dog is that? It's cute.

[soundcircel]

thanks.I am not having a band so that would be a bit diffecult.Summer is a French Bulldog.Snoaring like a maniac

[mazz]

Sorry, I'm speaking metaphorically. What I intended to mean when I said "band" was the collection of tracks that makes up your piece. What I meant was that sonically the lead guitar sticks out from the rest of the tracks. It sounds like it is in a different room from the other instruments, particularly the flute and the fiddle. In my opinion, it was distracting and took away from the impact of the piece.I'm not as cute as your dog but I bet I snore louder (just ask my wife!).Good music,Mazz

[soundcircel]

Thanks Mazz for your helpfull comments,about the snoaring, it is obvious you never heared a bull snoar

[soundcircel]

thank you Songwriter

[kouly]

I could almost picture Satriane doing this. I think I would like it lean more to the traditional Irish myself but it is hard to pull off ethnic based songs unless you are disciplined. I tried to do an oriental piece and because of some drums sounds I used somepeople thought it was an Irish or Native American song. I would try also to back some of those highs off the guitar. I am not a big fan of the POD but to each his own. I would love to hear the guitar track through a nice tube amp mic'd to taste with a bit less of that harshness that I hear from these imulator units. Overall a nice track, keep it up.

[soundcircel]

thanks Kouly.A nice compliment that you compare me with Mr Joe....makes me blush...