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Originally Posted by Ncbandit
The song starts with a flat picking intro which eases it's way into the main strumming rhythm.
To see which guitar would be the one I did a scratch take of all 3 using a thick pick, thin pick, and fingers only. The outcome was surprising. The Eastman was the best sounding on the flat picking intro using a thick pick, the MD60BG won on the main rhythm section using a thick pick, but the parlor was a close second on the main rhythm using just fingers.
Does anyone else go through this insane process or do you just plug in and do a few takes. done!!
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While I do consider and have in my mind which guitar I might want to use. I usually do not audition multiple, others .
But since you came up with your audition results already , what about using the Eastman for the intro and any lead riffs or fills you might want to add, and also use the 60 or the parlor for the rhythm strum. You can use automation to fade out of the flat picking and fade into (bring) the rhythm up from underneath the intro ??