Montezuma's Revenge
Posted: 07 Mar 2013, 14:47It's the 'B' side to 'Argentina' and also from Tasty. Cracking tune, always loved it. Alan Tarney without doubt kicks bass butt on this.
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Posted: 07 Mar 2013, 14:47Re: Montezuma's Revenge
Posted: 07 Mar 2013, 15:56Superb!
Re: Montezuma's Revenge
Posted: 07 Mar 2013, 16:03Praise from the master himself!
cheers Buddy, appreciated.
Lee
cheers Buddy, appreciated.
Lee
Re: Montezuma's Revenge
Posted: 07 Mar 2013, 16:24Excellent work from all three of you!
Stonking tone from the Lead - how do you get that sustain at the end of the notes? IS that off the Q2 or a Boss pedal or whatever?
Brill !
cheers
ian
Stonking tone from the Lead - how do you get that sustain at the end of the notes? IS that off the Q2 or a Boss pedal or whatever?
Brill !
cheers
ian
Re: Montezuma's Revenge
Posted: 07 Mar 2013, 16:37Fantastic Lee 
Lovely clean and precise playing. Great sound too and the video work is amazing.
Hugh.
Lovely clean and precise playing. Great sound too and the video work is amazing.Hugh.
Re: Montezuma's Revenge
Posted: 07 Mar 2013, 19:50That was great Lee 
- loved the slide guitar parts and great video production.
Cheers Phil
- loved the slide guitar parts and great video production.Cheers Phil
Re: Montezuma's Revenge
Posted: 08 Mar 2013, 11:14Excellent, Lee. Come and play for us at the Sussex Club - you're only just up the road!
Kind regards,
Terry
Kind regards,
Terry
Re: Montezuma's Revenge
Posted: 08 Mar 2013, 12:11Great performance on this superb number that is rarely heard these days.
Well done mate!!!
Mike
Well done mate!!!
Mike
Re: Montezuma's Revenge
Posted: 08 Mar 2013, 13:23That is without doubt one of the best things I have ever seen on this site. Authentic? I'll say!
Well done indeed
How were the drums and percussion done?
Cheers - Iain
Well done indeed
How were the drums and percussion done?
Cheers - Iain
Re: Montezuma's Revenge
Posted: 08 Mar 2013, 20:48Very kind of you Iain and thanks to everyone else for your comments.
Everything other than the guitars of course were VST instruments run on Cubase. The drums and percussion were supplied by the stock BFD2 plugin, tweaked only very slightly. The xylophone came from a free VST plugin.
The lead and rhythm guitars were DI'd with the very impressive JamVox 3 adding the amp simulation and effects.
Everything other than the guitars of course were VST instruments run on Cubase. The drums and percussion were supplied by the stock BFD2 plugin, tweaked only very slightly. The xylophone came from a free VST plugin.
The lead and rhythm guitars were DI'd with the very impressive JamVox 3 adding the amp simulation and effects.