I blast your backing tracks on my jbl party box speaker while I play along using my amp for my guitar. Sometimes I let your solo at the end play so my neighbors think I’m getting better
when I was a kid I had this PC game called Hard Truck: 18 Wheels of Steel... the sound track was all original southern rock instrumentals. I say this because this track instantly reminded me of the game and would've fit right in with it haha
I thought something was wrong and he was having a laugh playing that fast turns out my youtube was play at double time. Keep up the great work :), Nice looking guitar :)
The drums accentuate a triplet melody style for your guitar the cords are simple but the timing and drum style makes you play a certain way after all its 2024 players expect a lot more from backing tracks players don't just play blues licks even though blues is still foundational
@@ashikabbasali1836never thought about it as you explained. Hearing the drums louder can definitely force you to play as intended. Yes, a bit loud but with a purpose.
They are a tad loud in this one but I generally mix them louder and drop out some midrange in the guitar so your playing can cut through when jamming. Particularly in a riff-heavy track like this, the guitars can take over
I blast your backing tracks on my jbl party box speaker while I play along using my amp for my guitar. Sometimes I let your solo at the end play so my neighbors think I’m getting better
I do it through my Bose S1 portable PA
That last part...not a bad idea 😅
Hahah definitely had the same thought on the last bit there 😂 but feel like his consistently amazing tone shatters the illusion
Sweet tune. Reminds me of an old Skid Row song. Of course, that solo was rippin' as usual.
Very powerful indeed
Feels a little like Boston, only Big Ballsy Better! Tom, you never cease to amaze me!
when I was a kid I had this PC game called Hard Truck: 18 Wheels of Steel... the sound track was all original southern rock instrumentals. I say this because this track instantly reminded me of the game and would've fit right in with it haha
Nice tune and playing
Amazing solo!!!
Choptastic awesomeness 🤘🏼🙂🤘🏼
Damn, I was watching a video on BandLab jams and this beauty of a video played for me afterwards!!😎😎🤘🤘
❤ love it
Id definitely listen to an album of yours always packing the heat🔥🔥
nice track.
Nice work 💪🏼
Another absolute BANGER 🎸👌👌👌👏👏👏👍😎
I thought something was wrong and he was having a laugh playing that fast turns out my youtube was play at double time. Keep up the great work :), Nice looking guitar :)
That was fun! Thanks.
Thanks alot 🤘🎶🤘
Aww man can we get a tab of this on the patreon?? Would love to learn this riff, its so sick
Hell yeah you can I've just posted it!
@@ElevatedJamTracks Legend!!
What guitar is that? It's bloody fabulous!
Valiant Soothsayer. Made in Ukraine by awesome people!
Que bueno!...equipo
Sory E. Noow is moment.
😮😮😮😮🎉🎉
Could we get a link to the guitar?
The one I'm playing or the thumbnail?
@@ElevatedJamTracks The one you're playing
@@frankxv500 valiantguitars.com/guitars/soothsayer/
I'm here for the balls
Nice Track, I just think the drums are a bit too loud.
The drums accentuate a triplet melody style for your guitar the cords are simple but the timing and drum style makes you play a certain way after all its 2024 players expect a lot more from backing tracks players don't just play blues licks even though blues is still foundational
@@ashikabbasali1836never thought about it as you explained. Hearing the drums louder can definitely force you to play as intended. Yes, a bit loud but with a purpose.
I appriciate as bassplayer (beginner level) to hear the (kick)drum...
They are a tad loud in this one but I generally mix them louder and drop out some midrange in the guitar so your playing can cut through when jamming. Particularly in a riff-heavy track like this, the guitars can take over
lol a backing track for guitarists but the dude proceeds to noodle and be louder than anything else....