wait!  this isn't about beer?! 
 
Daryl's snoring brought me here to listen!
 
nice guitar work, Andy!  love the clean sound and the dynamic tones you're getting out of it.
 
I like Tom's suggestion of modulating up then back down, but as he said - this is your tune, so...what the heck do we know???  - I'd also consider upping the frequency of the drone - think of it like a Leslie on slow right now and then somewhere in there you move it up to FAST, then back down again...but...that's just what I think I'd like to hear.  I'm just a dumb dawg..
 
but even as is, it's nice stuff!  Beagle likes.

Very cool Andy! With some pictures of crystals on the cover, this would have made you a fortune in '92.
 
Regards,
Dan

Very artistic soundscape Andy, I really enjoyed. Really cool you can project your established sound with different tools. Nice tone and style.

I almost fell asleep....and that's intended to be a high compliment. I love the drone pad. I liked the way you interwove the guitar into it...proof I think that you don't really need a synth to make this kind of a song. Just a guitar , a few effects and a whole lot of imagination. Very reflective, imaginative and relaxing...yawn :)

rscain
And your guitar playing sounds fine to me!

 
Thanks Bob . I would struggle to take my playing live though. The band I was in gave me the simple stuff to play
 
Thanks so much for listening, and I'm glad you liked it

Hiya Reece
 

Beagle
Daryl's snoring brought me here to listen!

 
 
Haha! Yeah, Daryl fell asleep and left his SoundCloud player on repeat LOL!
 
Not sure how I got the tone to be honest... I'm a DI'er and have to rely on things like Guitar Rig and TH2 for that kind of stuff. Rob spotted that I was using my NF (narrow field) pick-ups... I wish I could do that ... All sounds the same to me 
 
I also opted not to use a plectrum on this one, and used my index finger, which is a habit I've picked up over the last couple of years. "Now... where did I put my dunlops..."
 
Thanks so much for listening

dcumpian
With some pictures of crystals on the cover, this would have made you a fortune in '92.

 
LOL! Just like me to be behind the times... I was still wearing flares in the eighties 
 
Thanks for listening Dan
 
 
 

ohgrant
Really cool you can project your established sound with different tools.

LOL! As soon as I find out how I manage that, I'll give you a shout
 
Thanks so much for listening Grant

Starise
I almost fell asleep...

Mission accomplished!
 
Hiya Tim,
 
Thanks for listening to Corona! Yeah, I should try more guitar stuff... Perhaps write something down next time instead of making it up as I go along [D]
 
 
cheers
 
andy

I love the sound of suspended notes, trippy delays, and noodles. :)