Avery Watts demonstrates how to play "Stand" on electric guitar. ©2011 Pulse Records. All Rights Reserved. Get this song off of the full-length album "The Takeover" at: iTunes: bit.ly Amazon: amzn.to Google Play: bit.ly CD on Demand: amzn.to averywatts.com http twitter.com -THE BREAKDOWN- GUITARS: -2 Rhythm -FX: Phaser & Lo-Fi TUNINGS: CGCFAD (all guitars) GEAR USED: -GUITAR: Custom built Warmoth 'Les Paul' Style (Chambered Mahogany w/Maple top, Maple neck, Ebony fretboard) -PICKUPS: Seymour Duncan SH-5 (Bridge), Alnico II Pro (Neck) -STRINGS: D'Addario EXL116 -CABLES: Planet Waves (instrument & microphone) -AMP: Peavey 5150 with Groove Tubes 6L6GE Power Tubes (12AX7 Preamp) -CABINET: EarCandy Cabs 'BuzzBomb' 2x12 loaded with (1) Eminence Private Jack, (1) Eminence Governor -EFFECTS: MXR M108 (for Lo-fi), BBE 482i Sonic Maximizer, Rocktron Hush Super C -MICS: (1) Sennheiser MD 421-II, (1) Secret Weapon Mic -MISC. HARDWARE: DI Signal captured with Radial J48 Direct Box (for Re-Amping) -SOFTWARE: Recorded with Avid Pro Tools, -PLUGINS: Waves MondoMod (for Phaser guitar) AVERY'S NOTES: -Since Rhythm Guitars 1 & 2 are essentially identical performances, only one example is played to represent both of them. -In the Choruses, strings are strummed very lightly in between chord changes to maintain a sustained sound. This may not always come across as an audible rhythm, but is done to simply hold the chord out longer.
Wednesday, 26 December 2012
HOW TO PLAY: Avery Watts - "Stand" on Electric Guitar
HOW TO PLAY: Avery Watts - "Stand" on Electric Guitar Video Clips. Duration : 3.82 Mins.
Avery Watts demonstrates how to play "Stand" on electric guitar. ©2011 Pulse Records. All Rights Reserved. Get this song off of the full-length album "The Takeover" at: iTunes: bit.ly Amazon: amzn.to Google Play: bit.ly CD on Demand: amzn.to averywatts.com http twitter.com -THE BREAKDOWN- GUITARS: -2 Rhythm -FX: Phaser & Lo-Fi TUNINGS: CGCFAD (all guitars) GEAR USED: -GUITAR: Custom built Warmoth 'Les Paul' Style (Chambered Mahogany w/Maple top, Maple neck, Ebony fretboard) -PICKUPS: Seymour Duncan SH-5 (Bridge), Alnico II Pro (Neck) -STRINGS: D'Addario EXL116 -CABLES: Planet Waves (instrument & microphone) -AMP: Peavey 5150 with Groove Tubes 6L6GE Power Tubes (12AX7 Preamp) -CABINET: EarCandy Cabs 'BuzzBomb' 2x12 loaded with (1) Eminence Private Jack, (1) Eminence Governor -EFFECTS: MXR M108 (for Lo-fi), BBE 482i Sonic Maximizer, Rocktron Hush Super C -MICS: (1) Sennheiser MD 421-II, (1) Secret Weapon Mic -MISC. HARDWARE: DI Signal captured with Radial J48 Direct Box (for Re-Amping) -SOFTWARE: Recorded with Avid Pro Tools, -PLUGINS: Waves MondoMod (for Phaser guitar) AVERY'S NOTES: -Since Rhythm Guitars 1 & 2 are essentially identical performances, only one example is played to represent both of them. -In the Choruses, strings are strummed very lightly in between chord changes to maintain a sustained sound. This may not always come across as an audible rhythm, but is done to simply hold the chord out longer.
Avery Watts demonstrates how to play "Stand" on electric guitar. ©2011 Pulse Records. All Rights Reserved. Get this song off of the full-length album "The Takeover" at: iTunes: bit.ly Amazon: amzn.to Google Play: bit.ly CD on Demand: amzn.to averywatts.com http twitter.com -THE BREAKDOWN- GUITARS: -2 Rhythm -FX: Phaser & Lo-Fi TUNINGS: CGCFAD (all guitars) GEAR USED: -GUITAR: Custom built Warmoth 'Les Paul' Style (Chambered Mahogany w/Maple top, Maple neck, Ebony fretboard) -PICKUPS: Seymour Duncan SH-5 (Bridge), Alnico II Pro (Neck) -STRINGS: D'Addario EXL116 -CABLES: Planet Waves (instrument & microphone) -AMP: Peavey 5150 with Groove Tubes 6L6GE Power Tubes (12AX7 Preamp) -CABINET: EarCandy Cabs 'BuzzBomb' 2x12 loaded with (1) Eminence Private Jack, (1) Eminence Governor -EFFECTS: MXR M108 (for Lo-fi), BBE 482i Sonic Maximizer, Rocktron Hush Super C -MICS: (1) Sennheiser MD 421-II, (1) Secret Weapon Mic -MISC. HARDWARE: DI Signal captured with Radial J48 Direct Box (for Re-Amping) -SOFTWARE: Recorded with Avid Pro Tools, -PLUGINS: Waves MondoMod (for Phaser guitar) AVERY'S NOTES: -Since Rhythm Guitars 1 & 2 are essentially identical performances, only one example is played to represent both of them. -In the Choruses, strings are strummed very lightly in between chord changes to maintain a sustained sound. This may not always come across as an audible rhythm, but is done to simply hold the chord out longer.
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