Marvin Gaye I heard through the grapevine by Lavallee
Posted: Sat Aug 08, 2015 3:37 pm
by Lavallee
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Hi all, I wish to post this video to get help mainly on the solo that no matter how many times I have tried it, it comes weak. I tried slow , very slow, normal , many hundreds of times, still can' t get it. Anything else you see that needs improvement, please shoot.
I got a new guitar (as Bob pointed out ) It is a Taylor 210ce DLX, the entry level model. I have found my APX 900 body to be a little thin compare to this dreadnut.
I am using a karaoke backtrack from which I kept, the voice, the drum track, the voice, the horns and the tambourine. I removed the bass, the organ and the backvoices
Thank you for viewing
Marc
Re: Marvin Gaye I heard through the grapevine by Lavallee
Posted: Sat Aug 08, 2015 4:37 pm
by BobR
Hi Marc,
That was terrific. Great job all around. I really loved the percussive touch
Do I see a new Taylor?
Thanks for sharing
Bob
Re: Marvin Gaye I heard through the grapevine by Lavallee
Posted: Sat Aug 08, 2015 5:13 pm
by willem
You Marc, that was fantastic, wish I could do that allthough I work hard,, well your hard work payed of for sure,, great result.
Mmm nice guitar too
Willem
Re: Marvin Gaye I heard through the grapevine by Lavallee
Posted: Sat Aug 08, 2015 11:56 pm
by dtaylor
Really nice playing Marc, would've liked to hear your guitar a bit higher in the mix though. Nice percussion effects and synchopation in the bass run. All round good job.
Re: Marvin Gaye I heard through the grapevine by Lavallee
Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2015 1:41 am
by davidrfinn99165
That was excellent Marc, really fun to see Neil's recent lesson played agst the original, thank you!
Re: Marvin Gaye I heard through the grapevine by Lavallee
Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2015 7:21 am
by Lavallee
Hi Bob, actually the percussive effect, or lack of it on my red guitar is why I decided to get a new one. I have seen the difference right away, so I am glad I did.
Hi Willem, I am glad you like it. I am using Reaper in which I can insert an mp3 file (the track) and the guitar is another entry. So when the track play I play along and it records it. Thanks for the guitar comment
Hi Dean, thanks for your comment. I guess that because I have been working on the song for a month without bearly playing anything else, for me the guitar is almost the only thing I hear . Besides trying to do Neil`s lesson I wanted to hear the base drum in the track to get (or try to get)the rythm, but I agree that it hides the guitar. The next one will be guitar only.
Hi David, when I was trying to learn the lesson, I realize that I knew the song but not so much in the sense that without the song playing I could not make sense of when to change the 2 main chords, this is why I used the backtrack
Marc
Re: Marvin Gaye I heard through the grapevine by Lavallee
Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2015 1:15 pm
by TGNesh
Awesome Marc! Your hard work is paying of sure, very well done!!
I'm off to watch your review, which i'm sure will give you great feedback.
Ness
Re: Marvin Gaye I heard through the grapevine by Lavallee
Posted: Wed Aug 12, 2015 6:02 am
by Lavallee
Thank you Ness. I am working on Neil' s recommendation. I also start working on one of your lesson. Hope to post for feedback in a few weeks
Marc
Re: Marvin Gaye I heard through the grapevine by Lavallee
Posted: Sun Aug 16, 2015 3:33 pm
by neverfoundthetime
Magic Marc! I love it when you go for these classics and you always do a great job and have me smiling all the way through.
I thought this was your best yet. I already listened to Neil's advice so I know he was impressed too. Great job!
And... a new guitar! A bigger guitar suits you well!
Re: Marvin Gaye I heard through the grapevine by Lavallee
Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2015 6:24 am
by Lavallee
Thanks Chris, hope the return from vacation is nice and smooth. Sure like the better sound from the new guitar.