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  1. On 7/19/2023 at 12:48 AM, Woody mC said:

    Great fun indeed! And yes, one can both hear and observe that it's a pretty tough line. Absolutely no chance for me to replicate this on pipe organ pedals -- it's way too fast for my abilities 😕

    Too bad, cause it would be really cool to hear that bassline on pedals. There used to be this video on youtube of a band with a woman playing the bassline to Clash on Big Bridge from FFV on Youtube, but I haven't been able to find it again. It was super neat. 

  2. Thx, I will def try it with some delay and see how it sounds. Do you think playing the notes of the arpeggio a bit more legato would help too? I feel like the arps in the original song have a very soft feel to them. I'm not sure though, i just don't wanna take away any more attack if the ringmod is already eating some up.

     

    Anyway, I'll mess around with it. Thx again.

  3. Thx. I think i can maybe make it a bit more funky though, not 100% happy with that. Maybe a BIT too many notes. I will finish it, but may take some time as I have some other projects I need to finish up.

     

    Btw, 90% of the funk in that original video you posted comes from the drums. The guy is playing the original bassline with a couple extra notes and one fill. The other 10% of the funk comes from his dancing, hehe.

    I hope you wont be disappointed that I won't be dancing in my video when I finish this. ;)

  4. Here's a short 14 sec clip of me trying to make a guitar sound arpeggiated. I've always wanted to be able to cover stuff with arps, like is more present in Western composers' work like Tim Follin or Jeroen Tel. But, I've thought it would be too tough to pull of that sound on a guitar. This week my friend gave me an idea to try. Here it is. I think it came out pretty decent. Any suggestions on how to make it sound more authentic are welcome. 

    Original Track:
     


    Here's clean unprocessed guitar of what I played. It's all 8 notes of each arpeggio played separetely one note at a time and layered on top of each other.

    Here's the track above with just a little bit of ring modulation and reverb.
     


     

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