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Title: My new musical project -- the prog epic (BKP/WezV content)
Post by: Plenum n Heather on April 21, 2013, 11:43:48 PM
I would have put this in the Players forum, but there are only BKs on one section of the song (not intentional, just worked out that way).

I am writing quite a big progressive rock piece at the mo; this is Part Three; I hope you enjoy (those who can endure the entire thing) ... no vox yet (still looking for a singer at this time).

Well, here is the  latest section of the big prog piece. Enjoy!

https://soundcloud.com/as-follows/an-epical-journey-pt3-complete

Almost too much going on to break down:

Rhythm guitars are Tele Thinline/Beano Boost/Champster
'War' section is Tele Thinline/BB Preamp/Studio 2
Funk section is Strat/Beano Boost/Champster on the right; Strat/SunFace/Champster on the left
First lead guitar is Tele Thinline/Beano Boost/Champster
All other leads are Strat/Beano Boost or Strat/SunFace/Mooer Chorus/ Champster

Slide is a custom built lap steel by WezV ("borrowed" from PhilKing :)  )

Speaker is a Weber 12A125A w Shure SM57 off axis
Mic pre is the Focusrite Saffire 18i20

Bass guitar is a Silvertone bass/Tech 21 SansAmp Bass Driver/Pigtronix Philosopher's tone

All analog synths are Dave Smith MOPHO

Wulitzer/horns/piano are Halion synth

Harpsichord is Samplebase Scarlatti sampled harpsichord from the 1780s

Violin and Cello are EasWest Symphonic Orchestra samples

Mellotron is MTron sampled from original Mellotron tapes
Title: Re: My new musical project -- the prog epic (BKP/WezV content)
Post by: gwEm on April 24, 2013, 06:46:16 PM
very nice. like the solos that start around the 8m30 minute mark. is it composed, or improv? slide part very Blackmore
Title: Re: My new musical project -- the prog epic (BKP/WezV content)
Post by: Plenum n Heather on April 24, 2013, 08:06:15 PM
Thanks!

The drums and base guitar parts were written in 2 hours and this is the 3rd take. Just played straight through, no punching.

The solos were all written by jamming over each section and I kept my favourite takes. Pseudo comp'd I suppose.

Synth parts were written after the rhythm guitars were built up.

Then tracked bass. Solos were last.