Clean Jazz'ish Clip

I got a PM from a member couple days ago asking if the V-Amp Pro had any good clean tones.................

So I am posting this fairly clean jazz guitar piece.............

It is a very basic clip.............

This was not written by me.......it is a guitar lesson backing track with me playing guitar over it.............

I am playing only the lead parts...........

This clip is only to demonstrate some direct recorded clean electric guitar............ 

I feel the tone is convincing enough for demo purposes.........

What do you think...............?


This was recorded quickly using .......

 2001 Gibson LP Special SL using only the neck pick up.......which is a 490R.......

V-Amp Pro....................

XENYX 2442FX................

AP24/96..............

SHS4.............

SF Audio Studio9.....................

There are no plug ins on any of the lead guitar...................what you hear is what I played.....................and yep.......the lead is  little to wet..... 


MP3 streaming...............

http://www.4shared.com/au...QBzPur/SmoothJazz.html


Thanks


Apologies to those whom may have already heard this over in the Hardware Forum.
 

Guitar sounds good. I like smooth jazz and you've got a smooth groove going on to show off this interesting setting of V-Amp Pro. Not exactly the sound I would probably go for. I might lean towards a basic clean Fender Twin Reverb Amp with that sweet chorus on the guitar.

Hi there, I love the bigness of the mix and the guitar is played skillfully. Blessings

I don't have a clue what a V-Amp Pro is, but the guitar sounds great to me.

Hi Janet thanks for your reply


A "V-Amp Pro" is a rack mounted guitar amp modeler..........


So basically I plug  my guitar into the "V-Amp Pro".. configure an amp sound that I like .................go out o the "V-Amp Pro into my mixer..then into my computer for direct recording..................

No actual guitar amp is involved..............

There are many brands of hardware amp modelers ...........

And many VST amp modelers ...these work within a host, such as "Sonar"

OK, thanks.  I think I get it. :-)