Improvisation, Backing Tracks, or Live?

[@boomdust]

whatever that song is at the outro is so sick!

[@Gianelli9]

EQ with the fader guitar tone sounds killer. Ambient key tones sound great as well.

[@isaac-ne4ox]

Mesa boogie is a heartbreaker. Love it.

[@coleyoutubechannel]

I would like to hear a completely live set

[@TirmanKidMusic]

Backing tracks will sound more fuller. I like playing them ok the sp404 and adding effects in realtime while playing. Hope you play again in latin america

[@Persev444]

Reminds me of depeche mode. Ty

[@alexandramyressioti5234]

Backing tracks and live guitar/voice. Will you play anywhere near Greece Athens?

[@ВладимирЯрсанов]

very cool and atmospheric

[@littleforalot]

Those synth tones sound beautiful. I would say no backing tracks, maybe a looping pedal to layer guitar, though.

[@ludschter]

Berlin?😎

[@Ducktails]

Book me and I will play

[@ludschter]

@@Ducktails I'm afraid😎 I can't afford you...one more question: I'm working on Surreal Exposure (on guitar) and I can't figure out the chords in the line "When you told me lies...I come up with G - D7 - am....but it still doesn't sound right...

[@russellvolksen2794]

I saw minimal backing tracks like the bass drums keys

[@Ducktails]

oh you mean "say" not saw

[@russellvolksen2794]

@@Ducktails yup

[@timemansions]

I think the backing tracks is cool but keeping the guitar and voice live tbh

[@BuffaloBillsForever]

both styles

[@JS-nu3dw]

I'd say backing tracks and live guitar/voice.

[@rad666dude]

What's that silver pedal?

[@Ducktails]

a distortion pedal by rat pedals