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nyone know how to play drums?

I find a hard time letting go of the warts. All my posted songs have them thus far.

That's the legacy of an improvising artist who doesn't have the virtuso's touch.

Doesn't stop one from trying for a wart-free performance. This one seems to be getting me closer to that goal.

Have some patience on this one, At about 2:15 it starts cooking!

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Hits: 1028
Comments: 26
Fans: 3
Plays: 160
Downloads: 40
Votes: 4
Uploaded: Nov 28, 2006 - 02:24:09 AM
Last Updated: Nov 28, 2006 - 09:11:00 AM Last Played: Sep 23, 2009 - 11:34:19 AM

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Aaron David

Aaron David said 1093 days ago (November 28th, 2006)

Nice Guitar Harmony
Hey Pete...

1st off, thanks for commenting on my song, Never Wanna Cry. I like this piece. the beginning is a bit like you are finding your way and then about 2/3 in, you break out the guitar harmonies and it is sweet...

You may want to leave it as an instrumental, but I think you could take the best parts of it and use for a great vocal rock song, or in a collab with someone.

Just my thoughts :)

Aaron David

PS... where in New Brunswick are you? I was born and raised near St George, 40 mins below St John....

Check out my latest song called Hearts Alive

Pete_NB

Pete_NB said 1093 days ago (November 28th, 2006)

The biggest lobster...
...I ate in my life came from St. George's. Big 4 pound brusier that i could barely get in the pot. Yum!

I have been living in the Florenceville area of New Brunswick for almost 10 years now, after moving from Newfoundland.

Thanks for the feedback. I agree that the second part of the song is the better portion of this particular dish. And I do have visions of one day incorporating it into a vocalized rocker.

Check out my latest song called First of Fall - Slide

Ed Hannifin	Ed Hannifin said 1092 days ago (November 29th, 2006)
	The harmonized lead section... ...is worth waiting for... Brian May would've started a song with that bit. Your main riff keeps reminding me of the Van Halen take on 'Pretty Woman'... Seems like you've got something of a gift for harmonizing and for multitracking guitars... Ed Check out my latest song called Next Time Around (w/jiguma)

Pete_NB	Pete_NB said 1092 days ago (November 29th, 2006)
	Waiting Thanks for the comments Ed. I was wondering if I had that harmonized portion too far back in the song. It's my favourite part of the song and I'd hate to think someone missed it because they couldn't suffer through the beginning. Pete Check out my latest song called First of Fall - Slide

gregd

gregd said 1092 days ago (November 29th, 2006)

Mr. NB, warts are what . . .
let us know that you aren't a brain in a vat plugged directly into a midi controller. Besides, it makes the music sound "liver", and I dig that.

The composition in this piece is pretty slick. I like your attention to rhythm modulations. So many rock instrumentals suffer from the same straight-ahead drum beat, and this piece has an interesting break-beat thing going on. It still sounds looped, but it's a cool loop nonetheless. The guitars are interesting too. I like how you've broken the chords up across at least three tracks (I think?). It reminds me of Baroque chamber music in a Joe Satriani sort of way : )

Sweet.
-g

Check out my latest song called 08nov08

Pete_NB	Pete_NB said 1092 days ago (November 29th, 2006)
	Where can I get... ...one of those cool brain in a vat midi controllers? If we can get one of those out on the market place we'll be rich! Thanks for the comments. Baroque in a Satriani way?! I better not dwell on that or my head might get too big to fit back in the vat! Check out my latest song called First of Fall - Slide

gregd	gregd said 1092 days ago (November 29th, 2006)
	I don't know who markets these . . . direct brain-midi controller links, but I think you could make one with two pieces of copper wire, a lemon, a midi cable, and a tub of vasolene. I saw the schematic on some anarchist's website. Happy vatting! -g --- If you find yourself lacking finesse, a big rock will usually make a sufficient substitute. Check out my latest song called 08nov08

Pete_NB	Pete_NB said 1092 days ago (November 29th, 2006)
	Vasolene Rocket Fuel for Lightning Bolts. Check out my latest song called First of Fall - Slide

pooey

pooey said 1091 days ago (November 30th, 2006)

Yeah!
I'm always a bit nervous about guitar rock instrumentals. But this one did it for me. Don't sell yourself short: I really dig the first half. Simple melody, repeated just enough to become familiar.

The drums, yeah, loopy. I've found quite a few decent drum loops that are free. With all those sample packs, y'know? I have a couple dozen Drums on Demand loops that sound great and I use alot. I really should just buy a set.

Anyways, great job. Excellent guitar tone. Sometimes it sounds like the overall mix level hits the red and distorts. Very minor detail. Great track!

Check out my latest song called Wake Up (Pooey Remix)

Pete_NB	Pete_NB said 1091 days ago (November 30th, 2006)
	Glad this one passed the instrumental muster! Thanks for the kind words Pooey. I do like the beginning, it is one of my finer improvised efforts I've captured on "tape". General consensus amongst my friends who've heard seems to indicate the second part is what they really like. Can't complain I guess, at least they like something! Check out my latest song called First of Fall - Slide

Sea Monk Seven	Sea Monk Seven said 1091 days ago (November 30th, 2006)
	diggin it nice track. youre just improvising right? sounds good either way. hehe marraccas Check out my latest song called one white lie (demo)

Pete_NB	Pete_NB said 1091 days ago (November 30th, 2006)
	Thanks I was improvising for the first 2 minutes or so then for the main melody over the second part. I spent a little time finding some suitable harmony notes to start off the second part then winged it again. The additional track that joins the two parts together was constructed. Check out my latest song called First of Fall - Slide

rtcooper	rtcooper said 1091 days ago (November 30th, 2006)
	And Undaunted Keep It Coming. Let the Good Times Roll, Brother. The Double Up Rocks. Best Regards, Cooper Check out my latest song called Intimate Anyway

Pete_NB	Pete_NB said 1090 days ago (December 1st, 2006)
	CoolMan Thanks for the enthusiasm. Comments like that will motivate me to keep 'em coming. Check out my latest song called First of Fall - Slide

peacepiano	peacepiano said 1090 days ago (December 1st, 2006)
	I like improvising and I didn't hear any warts :) Thanks for sharing. Check out my latest song called I Should Have Known

Pete_NB	Pete_NB said 1090 days ago (December 1st, 2006)
	Cool! I guess everyone is their own worst critic. I hear a few missed notes and unintended melodic directions. But that is the charm of improvised playing, mistakes take you down different roads. Glad you liked it. Check out my latest song called First of Fall - Slide

Monkaton

Monkaton said 1089 days ago (December 2nd, 2006)

Great Guitar Sounds
I really like the quality of your guitar tones. Very good. I agree with the Van Halen reference. The harmonized guitars are done very well. I would suggest a rhythm guitar of some kind during that section. The rhythm is very strong in the opening part and a strong rhythm in the second section would enhance the leads, imho.

Check out my latest song called Darkness of the Night

Pete_NB

Pete_NB said 1089 days ago (December 2nd, 2006)

Rhythm Guitar
There actually is a rhythm track but I guess it is a little too subtle to stand out. For sure it doesn't have the presence of the first section's rhythm.

The Van Halen reference didn't stand out to me until I went and listened to Pretty Women like Ed had pointed out. It does have a strong similarity there, but purely unintended (or subcincious).

Thanks for the good words!

Check out my latest song called First of Fall - Slide

Alannah	Alannah said 1088 days ago (December 3rd, 2006)
	There was a small part in there ... ... where I was hearing .... "Mama let that boy play some rock & roll - Jazz is much too crazy he can play it when he's old - He's too young for the blues he's still inside his first pair of shoes" ... was that ... Jerry Doucette??? Check out my latest song called I'm Drownin' - Smokey VW (feat Alannah) + Outtaorbit

Pete_NB	Pete_NB said 1087 days ago (December 4th, 2006)
	First Time I've ever heard... ...the words "Jerry" and "Doucette" next to each other. But I love that line! What is the reference? And thanks for taking the time out to explore my litte corner. Check out my latest song called First of Fall - Slide

Alannah	Alannah said 1084 days ago (December 7th, 2006)
	The Reference??? ... you've never heard of Jerry Doucette???? http://www.jerrydoucette.ca/samples.htm --- "Music is the way our memories sing to us across time" Check out my latest song called I'm Drownin' - Smokey VW (feat Alannah) + Outtaorbit

Pete_NB	Pete_NB said 1084 days ago (December 7th, 2006)
	Oh! I've heard this guys songs before but I never knew who it was. A good Canadian boy too. I should be ashamed for my lack of national music knowledge! Check out my latest song called First of Fall - Slide

smokey bacon jnr	smokey bacon jnr said 953 days ago (April 17th, 2007)
	catching up Hi again. Like this - you've definitely improved loads since your first attempts. The solo really takes off about 3/4 the way in. Check out my latest song called Hum

dajama

dajama said 644 days ago (February 20th, 2008)

Very cool rocking tune
I love your playing, and that's a great guitar sound you have going there. The beat is good - I agree with the commenter who said it's more interesting than the typical beat you find in rock tracks. Perhaps a few fills would add to the dynamics? But this is a quibble. Great track - you have a great style. Nice one. Peace.

Check out my latest song called Across the Wire (MJRF)

Lennon714	Lennon714 said 641 days ago (February 23rd, 2008)
	Hell I dug the first part. If you're going to inadvertantly sound like someone, EVH isn't a bad option :). However, I was digging the second part more. I'm a sucker for harmonized guitar. Check out my latest song called Anarchy, Inc.

smokey bacon jnr	smokey bacon jnr said 639 days ago (February 25th, 2008)
	nice harmonising Nice twin guitar sound - reminded me of Blue Oyster Cult. Have you tried laying some drum loops behind these to give them some drive? Check out my latest song called Hum

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Name: pete_nb

Bio: Just a guy who likes to play guitar, get the idea down and move on to the next thing. My tunes don't require a lot of polish to my ear, they just need to have that special something captured in them that appeals to me. If they d... [see more]

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