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Never Been (original instrumental)
I wrote the beggining of this song in open d. playing the same thing in standard tuning sounded cooler to me and i built from there. Hope you enjoy
http://soundcloud.com/adam-broughton...r-been/s-hM5MV |
#2
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Interesting that you'd start out in open-D tuning and end up in standard tuning playing in A.
I like the sound of the song. It could stand some embellishment here and there. I liked the progressing leading to the ending. Nice touch. It didn't just end, it sounded like it was ending.
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Thanks for the feedback! I'm glad you liked it...the melody changed completely in standard tuning. That A major chord pattern in open D was a D9 something or other. Sounded happier. I'll mess around with the arrangement and see if i can add some more
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The "open" parts were where you went from picking to strumming. Like driving on a winding road and then out on to a straight, flat road. That's where I found there to be something missing. But that all depends on what you were trying to achieve, like the winding to flat road analogy.
Given the melody, I think it's better in standard major chords. I think I'd reserve any 9ths, etc. to flavoring it instead of dominating it, if that makes sense.
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- Rob YouTube (GuiTuber) SoundCloud My modest collection: Hohner HGK-512 (no strings; lifted bridge) Yamaha FG720S-12, w/ p'ups Alvarez AJ60S, w/ p'ups Ibanez AEB5 acoustic bass Pickups: JBB-Electronics Prestige 330 (SBT) - finest quality at half the price Recording gear: Focusrite Saffire 6 MXL 990 and 991 condensor mics |
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Ya i feel you. Maybe i'll get an A harmonica and use it for the strumming parts...or just write lyrics.
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instrumental, origional |
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