A new tune from us that's on the next EP.
All guitars and bass are Kemper. A mix of commercial profiles from MBritt, and Ampfactory, rig exchange profiles from Fluff and Sheguitarplayer, and some stock bass profiles for bass.
This Kemper machine make recording so easy I really don't miss any of my beloved amps at all. Love it! 
Nice Song.
Sounds like professional pop 
Late 70th!
Clockwork-Guitar with transparent sound.
Very clean mixed! Like it!
Good stuff! Thanks for sharing.
Nice one I like it
Thanks everyone! I know tunes like this lack the fretboard fireworks of many of the amazing users posted songs in this section, so I'm glad you guys didn't think it was too boring.
We recorded all the Vocal, Guitar and bass tracks ourselves for this EP, but tracked the drums at a studio (as the quality of our diy drum recordings were pretty horrible ). Simply gave all the files to a local guy to do the final mixes. Saved us a lot of $$ not having to track absolutely everything at a studio where obviously, time isn't cheap.
When recording, being able to pick from any amp in the world at the turn of a dial is a luxury I now never want to be without. The fellow doing the mixes told me these were the best and most consistent quality guitar tracks (tone wise) of any raw home recorded files he'd ever received. I wanted to take all the credit, but had to fess up and tell him all I did was scroll around on the Kemper and find tones that complimented eachother, tweak slightly, and hit record. Having all the same sounds live is obviously a huge benefit too!
Like it a lot mate, don't worry about fretboard fireworks, it's all about the songs, only a few guitar players are going to worry a lead break, everyone else will listen to the overall experience that is this very commercial and great Rock/Pop song.
Geezer.
Yep!!
Well done!
Thanks everyone! I know tunes like this lack the fretboard fireworks of many of the amazing users posted songs in this section, so I'm glad you guys didn't think it was too boring.
We recorded all the Vocal, Guitar and bass tracks ourselves for this EP, but tracked the drums at a studio (as the quality of our diy drum recordings were pretty horrible
When recording, being able to pick from any amp in the world at the turn of a dial is a luxury I now never want to be without. The fellow doing the mixes told me these were the best and most consistent quality guitar tracks (tone wise) of any raw home recorded files he'd ever received. I wanted to take all the credit, but had to fess up and tell him all I did was scroll around on the Kemper and find tones that complimented eachother, tweak slightly, and hit record. Having all the same sounds live is obviously a huge benefit too!
Nobody cares about fretboard fireworks any more. In my Band we play the stuff that drunk punters know, love and can dance to. If we played a Steve Vai song everyone would leave other than the few guitar players in the pub who would say...... WOW that guys good. lol
The emothions the song provides to the person listening is what really counts .......... But ya cant beat a good guitar solo though 
Nobody cares about fretboard fireworks any more. In my Band we play the stuff that drunk punters know, love and can dance to. If we played a Steve Vai song everyone would leave other than the few guitar players in the pub who would say...... WOW that guys good. lol)
Haha, yeah this is my experience also. However, this is the first band I've ever been in where we all 100% agree that any tunes in the set are only good if the audience likes it (sounds obvious, but it's so very easy to be selfindulgent when writing or blasting through a PA at 100dB) . We've written, performed, and quickly dropped quite a few songs that we liked a lot, but they just left the audience flat. That's the main fun of playing original, Pop Rock kinda stuff. The audience is almost always energetic and into it (and girls like to get up and jump around to it, so naturally, the drunk guys follow.. win/win for us )
Great power rock tune! Killer production on it too!! I like all the air around the guitar tones and the balance of parts. Would never know it wasn't tube amps.
