Crispin's Day (Neoclassical ditty)

[GryphonGuitar]

Just tried my compositional wings on a Mike Varney-style technique demonstrator track for a friend who asked me to do this. I called it Crispin's Day because I was watching Henry V while I wrote the arpeggios, if anyone asks

It's recorded using my Jackson DK-2 and a POD XT.

Bass guitar is my DK-2, pitch-bent an octave down and then passed through Amplitube.

Keyboard solo is me playing a VAZ Modular synthesizer.

The BT is self-made with some GM harpsichord and some VST plugins.

Feel free to listen, and to critique anything that may come to mind!

http://www.silentcall.se/Andi/crispinsday.mp3

[Shawn Lutz]

good stuff and has the varney neoclasscal vibe for sure...nice job

[scotty]

Excellent job.

[khabibissell]

Your playing is really clean, and its obvious you know what you are doing, but there isn't enough meat (melodic theme) holding things together. It just seemed like a two minute guitar solo. If that's what you are going for, then you did a great job.

If you're trying to write a song, try to work on creating melodies that repeat and serve as verse/chorus etc... then put a killer guitar solo in there.

[RacerX]

Bass guitar is my DK-2, pitch-bent an octave down and then passed through Amplitube.

Pretty cool