Add the right vibe to a track like a Studio Pro

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  • Опубликовано: 27 дек 2024

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  • @JeffKeel
    @JeffKeel Год назад

    Great lesson Justin. So much to get from this. It's the little things and quite honestly the simple things that catch the ear. Love what you're doing with the Channel. I am a fan

  • @polyphonicgroove
    @polyphonicgroove Год назад +4

    This track sounds so cool, let us know when/if it comes out so we can hear the full production. Watching you work is so inspiring, but at the same time depressing AF. :-) You're such a great player and so creative. I would love to see more videos like this, thanks again for the content.

  • @brentgilbert4208
    @brentgilbert4208 Год назад +3

    Your guitar sounds great! Really liking the song too! Hope we get to hear a final version…..

  • @johnpannella
    @johnpannella Год назад +3

    I think you nailed the slide part. Hopefully the Producer likes it. The tone you got for the slide is perfect! The amp sounds really good.

  • @BillDutton
    @BillDutton Год назад +1

    Not sure what is tastier...the tone or the playing. Both are inspiring!

  • @Redrum046
    @Redrum046 Год назад +2

    Of all your guitars I like sound of this one the most, beautiful!🎉

  • @meeno_the_man
    @meeno_the_man Год назад +1

    Yes! Great post. Very instructive. Many thanks.

  • @charleswood2182
    @charleswood2182 Год назад

    To one and all: Perfect role model here!

  • @graemero5532
    @graemero5532 Год назад +1

    Cheers Justin. pro at work, making it look easy.

  • @MBRMrblueroads
    @MBRMrblueroads Год назад +1

    Double drop D, I keep learning stuff over hear 10-4 👍👍

  • @mford1957
    @mford1957 Год назад +1

    Hard to tell how the parts fit without the song, but I like the parts you share. It's cool how he gives you the idea and you make it sing.

  • @g4r4is
    @g4r4is Год назад +1

    Great video Justin! Cheers brother 🤘

  • @OliverAmberg
    @OliverAmberg Год назад +2

    That was tasty!!! Thanks Justin, for another inspiring video!

  • @TheFeelButton
    @TheFeelButton Год назад +2

    Cool way to work out compositions! Cheers Justin!!

  • @TonyThomas10000
    @TonyThomas10000 Год назад +1

    You are so dang good. Right up there with Dann Huff and Brent Mason IMHO. Your playing on that tine gives me "Running On Empty" vibes.

  • @jalapainyo
    @jalapainyo Год назад

    Now it’s giving me an awesome Huey Lewis vibe!

  • @EasyThere
    @EasyThere Год назад +1

    Learned a lot as always thx dude.

  • @louisplett
    @louisplett Год назад +1

    Wow! Your tone at 10:13. That tone and what you're playing combined is just so thick but still articulate. Can you share how you're getting that glorious overdrive sound? What "fuzzy" overdrive is that? and I'm hearing some tasty reverb, what is creating that? Also how much do you think the P90s are contributing to that sound? I've been debating switching the stock humbuckers in my Epiphone Dot to P90s.

  • @joelmorgan7399
    @joelmorgan7399 Год назад +1

    sussssssssssssssssstain for days on that slide. Dang.

  • @timrieben8930
    @timrieben8930 Год назад

    Kool!

  • @mikemalone9404
    @mikemalone9404 Год назад

    Unreal ear!

  • @musicmann1967
    @musicmann1967 Год назад

    Hey Justin! When he asks you to sprinkle a melodic idea (that little sus thing) throughout the song, wouldn't you want to hear what the vocal melody is so you know where and what to play? If you don't know that, how do you where what you're playing will fit? Do you figure that he'll just movie it around in ProTools if he needs to?

    • @JustinOstrander
      @JustinOstrander  Год назад +2

      I’ve listened to it enough that I’m playing the vocal in my mind while tracking 🤠

    • @musicmann1967
      @musicmann1967 Год назад

      @@JustinOstrander Gotcha! We never hear the vocal in your video, so I was thinking "How does he know if that works?" Haha!

  • @forestgreenman
    @forestgreenman Год назад

    I really like the way you show this stuff happening albeit in a home studio scenario. Doing this work this way seems way more desirable to do but I'm sure you had to put in years of work to get to the point you are at now. Like Tim Pierce without the "cockpit" of gear, which is cool and I like Tim's videos as well.
    Thanks for the look at your work day!

  • @THEItchybruddah
    @THEItchybruddah Год назад

    Lazy J?

    • @JustinOstrander
      @JustinOstrander  Год назад +1

      Using the Sarge here

    • @THEItchybruddah
      @THEItchybruddah Год назад

      @@JustinOstrander Thanks.
      ALL the “stuff” sounds weapons grade. As Webb spake: “Lot more to them rekkids than that little thing that goes around and around!”