Pat Metheny "James" on solo guitar with the Boss SY-1000 (No Talking)
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- Опубликовано: 14 июн 2024
- For those who (like me) can't stand the sound of my voice, this is the performance-only (no talking) version of a video I made explaining how I use the Boss SY-1000 guitar synth to play Pat Metheny's classic tune "James". You can find that video here • Pat Metheny "James" on... if you want to see a brief explanation of how I use the SY-1000 to loop selected strings of the guitar to accompany the solo.
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Great!! the best version I've seen of James. Even playing the original solo.
Thank you, that's very kind!
Bravo Sir
Thank you!
Pat himself needs to see this.
I wish I knew him to be able to send it to him!
@@AlanThomasGuitar Just send a mail with a link to this video. Send it to his manager in Boston (The Kurland Agency).
Got to bring up the pick in the mouth. A habit I have which is now bothering me post Covid. Obviously, the rest was perfect. As good as you play it I might dare to compress a little - or whatever might introduce more punch in tone/attack. Or maybe I am just def and listening on my iPad. Really great job! Thanks so much!
Thank you! I have to say that I too am bothered by the pick in mouth (more for the look of it than anything else), I just don't know what else to do! Guess I need to experiment with one of those sticky strips on the guitar... You also very perceptively highlight an aspect of the sound that I would like to improve--I still haven't got a proper acoustic guitar feel/response from the Godin solid body. I've tried a compressor but with no luck so far. Maybe an expander is needed more than a compressor (?), so still searching....
Beautiful! Circled back for another look after your remarkable rendition of "Because It's There". Here with PM; another winner on your stunning Godin. Saw Pat with Lyle, Danny, and the priceless Mark Egan performing James. Tears from most of us attending. Around 0:36 into the piece; have you voiced an Em6 with 022023? Curious and what a lovely voicing. Kudos! P.S. Plan to stick around for more on your SY-1K. Back in the day, built synths with the master--Dave Smith of Sequential Circuits...miss you Dave! Thanks again and cheers from PDX, OR.
Thank you, I really appreciate the kind comment! Re the chord you asked about, that B section goes from A major to a sort of A# dim--is that the one? that's A# G C# F#-->E (kind of an F#7b9/A#. That then goes to Bm7.