A lot of listens but no feedback - so I thought I would kick off!!
Really loving the bends on this and the volume swells - got it just right. This is a difficult one in regards to timing - particularly before the kit comes in, but you got it right and captured the essence of the tune... Mr Morricone would be proud...
Great job Jimbo...
Tony.
Chi Mai
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Re: Chi Mai
by tolo » 20 Mar 2010, 12:13
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Re: Chi Mai
by rogera » 20 Mar 2010, 17:22
I've just given this one a listen Jim and I enjoyed your version.
I know what you mean about the backing track - this is a very tricky number for timing but yours comes over well.
I know what you mean about the backing track - this is a very tricky number for timing but yours comes over well.
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