which had no room on the first take of this collab, given MichaelRobinson being interested to join in with this collab, and given some very talented players on the forum standing to one side to let others play on the version that has now been completed .....- I'm hopng there's enough interest to have a second collab on this great BT.
There were seven very different interpretations on the first one, so I'm sure this "Take 2" can be VERY different. ABG's part is certainly very different and I've hogged the last section for myself - partly due to it being a perk for the sound engineer
and partly becasue my last section playing is quite a bit different to my part on the first collab.So - this is the backing track in full.
download/file.php?id=1775
As a taste of where we are - this is the last two sections - ABG and VB.
download/file.php?id=1774
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Michael - I see you commenting you're unsure about how the collab works.
1 - Book yourself a place in the collab by posting a reply on the thread - there are currently places open for choruses 1 thorugh to 5. The approximate times in minutes and seconds are shown on the list to help identify where each section is.
2 - When your place is confirmed then you can set about making the recording. I guess you have multitrack recording software (some sort of DAW). I would download the mp3 backing track onto track 1 of my DAW. Then i would record my part in the appropriate time slot while listening to the backing track.
3 - I would then mute / silence track 1 so that only my guitar part was sounding. I would then export it as an mp3 - this will have only the guitar part on it and the recording will include a silence before that for however long the solo was from the beginning of the backing track.
4 - I would then upload this mp3 of just my guitar part (which includes the earlier silence) in a reply on this thread.
This allows me, as the recording engineer just to download your mp3 guitar part and pop it into my DAW on a new track - because it includes the earlier silence it will line up perfectly in my multitrack with the original backing track. It can be a bit of a pest trying to line up a guitar part by sliding it around if the opening silence is not on the recording.
Having said that - if it is a problem for you to do all of this - I can take a recording that includes the backing track as well as your guitar part - but if I do that I have to cut out a bit of the original backing track to match where you've played and have to cut it just at the right place to make sure the timing is all Ok and there no gap or jump in the rhythm. Not a major problem but it is a little tricky to get it just right.
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#1 up to 0:53 -
#2 up to 1:40 -
#3 up to 2:26 -
#4 up to 3:12 -
#5 up to 3:58 -
#6 up to 4:44 - AlaskaBluesGuy
#7 up to end - VikingBlues
Roll up ... roll up ..... any volunteers!!!
Your take was a major reason fr making me want to set up a 'Take 2'! 
, but added some rhythm thingies to make-up for that 
