written in 7/8, sounds better with twelve string but could use octave pedal or something. 
need to stop using open chords because they sound samey after a while. 
obviously the drums need work...
also needs vox by gracsp and kinda like velvet underground style

track 2 [demo 1]

the intro is really good and then the little breakdown. needs a stereo effect change for verse and lofi vocals with short echo effect.

the drums also need to be more compressed and saturated and sustain-y like all those classic records from the 60s and 70s (and a super tight snare)

bluesy demo thing

its real crappy and improvised for most parts but it could be a nice little tune. hand claps and a slow tape saturated drumbeat would be sick

and really really spacey echoy vocals that make it dark and contrast the kind of cliche western vibe

4 track demo 3 [acoustic western]

really just crap on ableton with vintage samples and bad di guitar recording

super messy but could be nice to play and record properly ... the intro is lovely imo

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it is kind of white stripes but a bit dark and could use some really nice echoy vocals (as could all things)

track 5 demo 1 [digi mix]

lofi as hell, don't think I even used preamps which is why its still a bit hissy and doesn't have much high range frequencies

just a little funky jam I guess. the drumming sucks

track 4 tape demo

its in 11/8, so it can be hard to get ya head around but when you do its super cruisy to play. Only a snippet of a melody that could go to bigger tune

11/8

I recorded it on an iphone, and was playing that little kid guitar so its not the best. But I do like the sound of it, I think it'd be great to actually mic up properly and do some studio recording with it.

part a is in 7/8 then part b is in 4/4. It goes ABAB in this recording - although I stuff up B the first time around.

guitar idea (iphone voice memo)

fender dreadnought recorded into the avid mbox and ableton

Trk3

played really badly and uploaded straight after recording

track 7

It's distorted but mellow at the same time, only used the neck pickup + tone knob all the way down to create this warm fuzzy kind of head sound. It'd be great if the Les Paul worked but had to use the guitar with active pickups because of the high gain (reduces buzz, at the cost of some vintage character)

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