Live fun by the sea. This is my in-ear mix. 

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Eleven rack test track. A Les Paul into a Fender Bassman emulation.

Les and the Bassman's Blues

What Dominates Your Fridge Ian?

Messing with the 11 Rack with a JCM 800 amp setting. Less echo than the last track but still got the Charvel Model III guitar in play (with added flanger and wah, welcome to the 80s). Image (if you will) every 80s film where the hero dragged his face out of the mud under the nose of the evil sargeant major, to fly into bomb the enemy and win the war single handed - even though the enemy's pointy sticks were no match for his F-16 fighter jet. This was the soundtrack to those movies before "Tom" went to the factory to get the girl.  

Tom Is Coming to the Factory

Some Kind soul left a backing track on Youtube. So I added a solo line with the Korg Kross synth at the beginning and a lead guitar part. 

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A Blues "thing" for my forthcoming piano grading  

Moody Prawn Blues

This is the second of my three pieces for my Grade 3 piano exam.  However, this one is using the "Parallels" church organ patch which is included in my, soon to be released, Kross sound bank. The piece is by Clementi and features the sound of the Church Organ used by Rick Wakeman on the song "Parallels from the "Going for the One" album.        

Clementi Meets Rick

This is a little ditty featuring the Lowther Alexander Guitar. 

Morse Code

Eleven Rack Neal Schon impersonation. Neal would have edited out the flat note at the end, but I couldn't be bothered. This is just an attempt at uploading an Eleven Rack impersonation and showing that modelling amps have finally arrived.       

Whos Crying Now

Another short demo of the Eleven Rack with the riff of the Rammstein track "Du Hast" - using a really cheesy Midi file track that I found on the net and messed with in Cubase. 

This sound has a quadruple tracked Soldano model. Two of each track are panned hard left and right. It was played on a Parker P40 using the humbucker setting. It would have sounded even fatter and nearer to the original on the Les Paul, which is heavier and therefore has more lower mids, but I was too lazy to get the thing out of the box. 

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