Most funky @Growl ! As well as definitely being in the pocket your obvious knowledge of the fretboard and ability to comfortably get around the neck shines through
4 Likes
My first attempt at using a green screenâŚ
This is Jerry Reeds 1970 hit âAmos Mosesâ, (original in the key of âAâ) but I decided to use Hank Williams Jrâs 2003 version in the Key of âGâ for this cover instead since I wanted to add a bit of âSwampfoxâ feel to itâŚ. Gotta admit, using a green screen can be a âTON of FUNâ!!
Have a GREAT weekend, andâŚ.
Keep On Thumpinâ!
Lanny
12 Likes
That was thorough;y enjoyable Lanny! I hadnât heard the Hank Williams Jr.'s version before. The green screen came out fine. Nice tone on the bass as well.
4 Likes
Thanks @JerryPâŚ. Had to get some practice in on using a green screen for my upcoming projectâŚâŚ Been working on it for awhile nowâŚ. Hope to have it out (maybe) before the end if the yearâŚ.
4 Likes
Great cover @Lanny
Never heard of the song before but I really enjoyed it and the green screen worked a treat
4 Likes
Hey @Lanny that was fun, didnât know the song. Technique question. Your thumb never moves from the pickup. So do you mute the E string with your thumb on your fretting hand?
My guess is you played a lot of guitar before you moved to bass 
5 Likes
Guilty 
Hey fabulous, another song thatâs on my job site playlist. Looks like a fun song to play.
4 Likes
Seems you jobsite is nice place to be, at least for your ears.
2 Likes
That fade in gave me some Twilight Zone vibes, spooky.
4 Likes
Thanks @MacâŚ. Takes a bit of time to set up and steam out - not to mention the amount of space required, but it is fun to work withâŚ
2 Likes
Thanks @BarneyâŚ. Yea, I use my fretting thumb to mute the E string - something I always did playing guitar for so many years⌠I know itâs not what we were taught in the B2B course, but being an âOld Dogâ,âŚ.
4 Likes
Great song @Lanny and great cover ! The P is a great choice for this kind of song, for sure. Speaking about tone, itâs perfect.
Also your use of the green screen went pretty well, I find those images overlays quite impressive.
yeah thatâs the rockânâroll guitar way to mute the E string (obviously I always do this, too) not sure itâs very academic, even for a guitar player (if you look the hand position of a classical guitarist, it canât be done), but most do this. Itâs very natural and very efficient.
5 Likes
Great job here @Lanny, sounded perfect.
I am messing with green screen now too and man o man it takes up a lot of space!
My biggest problem is my ceilings in the basement are too short so will be setting up in the attic once the au pair moves out in January. Had to do my part for @PamPurrsâ last cover in the garage, too cold out there now and way too inconvienent.
It is quite fun though
6 Likes
No chance of me doing that with my T Rex arms! Iâll just have do what Josh taught me
4 Likes
Thanks @terb⌠Set that one up with Seymour Duncan Quarter Pounder pickups to use for songs like this oneâŚ
4 Likes
Know exactly want youâre saying @John_E!! When I set it up, it takes up most of my play room⌠I thought about using my workshop, but then Iâd have to bring all of my recording equipment out there and set it up since I record both audio and video simultaneously. I know all about those cold garages in the winter time though - not fun⌠
5 Likes
Reminds me of our dog Griffin⌠A Shitzu/Bichon mix⌠Has really short front legs and really long hind legs. When he tries to jump up on the couch, sometimes he misses and just smacks into the bottom of the couch because he just canât get enough âlift offâ with those short front legs,⌠but has plenty of âpush powerâ with his long hind legsâŚ
2 Likes