Here is a new ditty for all you guitar fans to enjoy! This was done in Logic pro 7.1 on a Mac G5 dual 2.7 ghz and Presonus Firepod interface. http://www.frankaxtell.co..._Logic.mp3
[Edited 8/15/05 19:48pm]

Cool jammin'!

SimonaleX said:

Hey thanks bro...I used my '82 Fender strat with '68 Fender pickups into a Carl Martin Compressor/ Limiter into an Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer into an old Electro-Harmonix Memoryman then into my Fender Vibro-King amp.

Lovely Frank . Juicy Alan Holdsworth jazz rock tone. Your one of the few artist's around today who plays like this.I Love it !

Great playing as usual Frank, thanks for sharing it.

thanks Frank, another good one for the MP3 player

Straight-up shredding - cool Love the sound of a Strat!

I am glad to see there are still some guitar enthusiasts out there in this day of musical mediocrity.
I'm still working on my guitar tone. It seems to be a never ending search. I'm checking out the Xotic line of pedals mainly the AC and RC Booster pedals.

http://prosoundcommunicat...ineup.html

Scottt Henderson and Paul Jackson Jr. are using them and saying many good things about them.
I just got a Arion Sch 1 stereo chorus pedal for that cool leslie sound...it has such a cool vibe to it. They are getting pretty valuable on EBAY these days.

I am still exploring the improvisational possibilities. I really like the idea of doing "A Love Supreme Thing" on the guitar. Jimi Hendrix I believe really started this concept with the "Band of Gypsies" LP. There is still so much to experiment with. Logic Pro 7.1 has been a wonderful tool. The possibilties are endless....so the Digital Soundscape continues.....

FrankAxtell said:

Frank when you mentioned "A love Supreme" it immediately reminded me of the song of the same name, off the "love Devotion and surrender" LP, a collaboration by John Mcglaughlin/Carlos Santana .
I've got to have a listen to "Band of Gypsies", haven't heard it in years, just "Axis Bold as Love" and "Best of" CD. Hendrix was trying to break from the Pop/Rock genre into a more Jazz infuenced style of playing, I believe with his new " Band, of Gypsies " group.
It's so important to me personally to remember the innovative guitarist's of the past, being a Guitar Freak I listened to a track of Jeff Beck's Album "Truth" recently ; which was the first "stereo Album " ever recorded. "Beck's Bolero", was the track and the use of a slide, to create a swirling echoing effect with the tremolo bar, and maybe some double tracking, is so brilliant.
Sorry, I better stop here, getting carried away.

http://www.johnmclaughlin.com/ This is kinda wierd ...

FLUX said:

Holy Moly! Thank you! I needed to see that. That just gave me some foundation for our new studio site. I've been working on somthing that looked a little more "real" looking but I LOVE that hand drawn look of the rooms. It will take more time, but it will be completely worth it.

yamomma said:

Is that the coolest site or what?