Showing posts with label esp guitars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label esp guitars. Show all posts
Monday, September 7, 2009
Shadows Fall John Donais Testing Out Rivera Amp/Cab With ESP and MXR
By Mark Grove
Jon Donais is one of the better metal and music's best players. He gives you the goods playing with more of a crunch and dirty tone.I'm assuming he was at NAMM doing this.
If you're a lead guitar player or bass player,try playing to Jon. You might find it difficult.Jon may have changed his settings if he was doing a live or studio session.
I get the feeling he was testing out the Rivera to see how it would sound at higher levels whether playing cleaner or dirtier sounding riffs.That way he could know what tracks might be better for the Rivera. Hard to tell from the 4 or five minutes in this video.
But,this video could be a good way to train yourself as a sideman.
I'm still also interested in interviewing Donais and Zuess the Shadows Fall producer for more golden nuggets to take your playing and recording further as a result.
Look for ways to use concert footage as a way to train your playing when you can't play with other players.
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Shrapnel Records Artist--Greg Howe Guitar Lesson Shows Players How To Improvize Like A Pro On Lead Guitar
Greg Howe is one of music's top players and shows you how to create definite ideas without changing notes and licks on the fly constantly.
Basically thinking differently in your Axe approach and avoiding sameness in your playing. Greg plays with textural quality above all else, rather than rhythm based in scope.
I think Greg is not just a great player, but a teacher you can learn from. Greg is a highly sought after session player both live and in studio.
For more info on Greg Howe and more lessons from Greg, go to...
http://www.greghowe.com/lessons
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