Would really appreciate some feedback on my new tune. This one has been a bit harder work than the other tunes I've recorded recently, so it would be awesome if some people heard it 
Warning: no vocals are contained within the track
If soundcloud doesn't work for you, you can hear a slightly lower quality version here
Thanks for listening.
I like the 3 'verse bits, not struck on the other bits but then I don't really listen to instrumental music anymore
that said I think you are a really great guitarist
Plum
You can play that's fore sure but that had just too much in.
"ok lets go up the scale, now let's go down yeah that's good now a little bit of rift and one more time up the scale...."
it was 15 seconds off 3 mins? what happened to the wasp? it sounded a bit 'eurosport' soundtrack. good skills though.
I thought that was the Bee side.
Tough crowd. Thanks for listening. lol @ Eurosport, might send it over to them, cash would be handy.
Bee side, comedy gold
it does sound like production music
iDave, it's 3 wasp minutes, which are slightly shorter.
Drac, Deadman's Waltz might be more to your liking. Considerably less notes
The Deadman in question being Gary Moore? Nice homage.
Written before Gary Moore's demise and not intended to be a homage. I've never really listened to much any of his stuff, so any similarity is accidental.
The 'Deadman' isn't really one person in particular, but more an expression of loss generally.
Drac, Deadman's Waltz might be more to your liking. Considerably less notes
Not to my liking but blimey you can play.
Sounds like something that would have appeared once on Old Grey Whistle Test then faded away to obscurity.
Coming from a Focus and Curved Air fan, that's meant as a compliment. 
It'd be interesting to see if any other of us muso type can cume up with a full intrusment tune
Cheers Graham.
Drac, Thanks for the compliment on my playing, but I'll not put you down for an advance copy of the album
Plumber, have a go mate. It's an enjoyable process. I'd be keen to hear your efforts.
Be interested in feedback on any of my other tunes as well. (braces himself)
It reminded me of 16-bit game music, something like outrun or a simular racing game set to a beach background. Ment as a compliment
It's a bit.. Otis. And I don't mean Redding.
Funky guitar over backing is always going to sound like that though. I don't like Carlos Santana either
not my thing, but good for you for putting them out there. Rhythm change at 1.22 is a bit jarring.
This is fun, I think I prefer this to the much more favourable feedback from the muso sites.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6J3WycwaJs
GH,
Not really got the equipment running at the moment to record anything but this is old and on you tube
from my minimalist and heavily influenced be SE7EN period
don't really find playing guitar that interesting anymore
Plum
Having been very rude (sorry) I'd never have the nerve to put any of my stuff on line.
guitarhero, I feel totally outclassed by proper musicians like yourself.
But still, I try to make noises that sound like music...
Hmmm, didn't really do it for me I'm afraid to say. 
Trying to be constructive here, it sounded almost 'programmed'. Obviously listening to something through my rubbishy PC speakers is not the ideal way but felt that I could guess what was coming next.
Actually, it was missing 'soul' and 'passion' but technically you do seem very good.
I love guitar instrumentals, Gary Moore too whom I've seen live a couple of times. Guitars rock. 
Nice one Plum, that would make an ace opener for a concept album.
I've gone through phases like that re not being into it much, but I'm enjoying my guitar more now than I have in the last 15 years. Doing these tunes is a big part of that. I realise now I'm not good enough to 'make it', but I enjoy the music I write and record, and that's enough. (although it's amazing when others like it too)
bassspine, thats what it's all about mate
emsz, you're forgiven If you fancy some feedback, emails in profile. I promise to be gentle
Gulp, Cinnamon girl, that one cut deep. 
Not having fun anymore.
I certainly put my heart and soul into my music.
Suppose I asked for it
guitarhero - I apologise but in no way did I intend to cause upset, my choice of words was obviously rubbish.
I think the backing track was too 'programmed' which in turn detracted from your playing. Would it be possible to somehow 'adjust' the backing track?
You know how some guitarists can 'let loose' and put in an unexpected note or riff? Hendrix for example?
Once again, I am very sorry for offence caused - there's no way that I would deliberately do that.
I'm going to ask for bike advice on a muso forum I think your right GH about getting diverse opinions elsewere. If I post my art on an art forum it normally boils down to technical ability were as non arty friends look at it in a different way.
I'd love to hear more of peoples music on here.
CG, drums are samples of real loops played by a real drummer, Bass is me, acoustic guitar is me. The piano IS programmed, but quantized to (attempt to) feel human.
Through PC speakers there's a fair bit of the backing track missing (well, there is through mine. I would never listen to music through them)
I was upset as I felt your comment about my playing lacking soul and passion was aimed at my playing generally (an opinion I'm obviously going to disagree with). Whereas my tunes Deadman's Waltz and Home are drawn from real emotions of loss and love ( I even left sloppy playing in the recordings as I felt it conveyed the emotion better) 3 mins, was meant to be more playful.
I'm rambling now
Bloody musicians and their fragile egos
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