My stuff

[Geiri]

here is a link to myspace were I have some unfinished demos.

Any feedback will be welcome. http://www.myspace.com/angist


Cheers

Geiri

 

[Geiri]

Please do post your opinions.

I know it sounds crap but it's line6 toneport so there won't be any tube vibes on these demos. I would like for you guys and gals here at the boogie forum to comment on the songs.

Don't worry I will not be offended if you think it's crap I will just work harder and get better.

Thanx

Geiri

 

[scottywompas]

Dude I dig it.

It's very cool instrumental that doesn't come of as overbearing.

Keep up the good work.

Scott

 

[Geiri]

Thanx dude.

I checked out your soundclick page, Very nice songs and great playing. What gear are you using? I dig your lead tone on instrumental madness.

 

[insideout]

My Icelandic friend! Excellent work 8) . I really like the ideas you have going (and you certainly do a better job with the Toneport tones than I've ever been able to ). Killer speed picking. And if all that wasn't enough, your main picture on your page just killed me :lol: . Awesome!

 

[Geiri]

Thanks my friend

glad you like it. The toneport can get you only so far but now after prowling the forum and hearing some excellent tones here ( your stiletto jam for example) I really don't care for the toneport anymore. So now I need your advice, when you are recording do you just mic the cab in your living room or are you using a studio booth??

Recording outside the digital domain on my own is not what I'm very good at.

 

[insideout]

Yeah, my "recording studio" ( :lol: ) is a 12x12 room in my house. No booth or anything else. Just a SM57 off center, into the toneport. There are so many variables when mic'ing a cab, and I also find it very difficult to capture the sweet tone I hear in the room. But it's fun to keep trying 8)

 

[Useful Idiot]

Sounds awesome, like it very much

 

[Geiri]

thanx dude

Now the next step is to record with a real amp instead of an virtual one