Stone Sour - Blue Study on guitar

As some of you already know, I'm a drummer by nature. Having said that, this is a pretty good cover of Blue Study in my opinion. There are a couple small mistakes, and I realize I hit the second last chord wrong, but didn't want to re-record.
As for how I record, I plug my guitar (a Washburn Dime36 G16) into a Digitech RP50 Guitar Modeling Processor. Then from there I go direct into my laptop and record into Ableton Live 7. The video is done with a Microsoft Lifecam webcam, and I compile the audio and video in Windows Movie Maker.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask.

[@bikefreak77]

Thanks man. The guitar's great, but as far as I know, they stopped making them (unless you're buying used). But I would definitely recommend it. Plays well and sounds awesome.

[@bikefreak77]

Thanks

[@bikefreak77]

@somebody6sic6 Thanks man. It probably sounds robotic because I haven't been playing guitar very long. Drums are my main instrument and I'm much better at them.

[@bikefreak77]

pretty sure it was drop D down a half step, so Db Ab Db Gb Bb Eb

[@jager2759]

did u figure this out or get tabs

[@dimesack65]

what are your settings on the rp50?

[@bikefreak77]

@666munky6 definitely not. i still have the powertab i used and this was played using drop d down a half step as i already said

[@jager2759]

do you use a effects pedal

[@Dan020593]

:) very good man !

[@bikefreak77]

The Dimeslime is a Dean right?

[@bikefreak77]

I got tabs from Ultimate-Guitar

[@danwed7200]

perfeeeeeeect +1000 coins!

[@jager2759]

tab book says drop d

[@bikefreak77]

I see. Probably still plays well though. All of the dimes are amazing though

[@Stence28]

thanke me for getting it then not playing it jerk XD