Nice!

I like it yodacaster

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You have some nice accent parts. I like Night Driving the best. The lead on Jam is a little too punctuated in parts, but good job overall. I'm just trying to give some helpfull critisism. And I'm not going to make any mention of the name of this thread. Too many cliches already!

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Thanks for the critique. The Jam was a one off song. I created a drum loop and just started playing bass over it. The lead line was what came out on the first take and I kept it. If I am recording, or just playing (originals) for that matter, it seems that my first take is always the best. If I am not recording and I try to recapture what I just played, I have all the notes or chords there, but it just doesn't sound or feel the same as take 1. So the lesson here is always keep the tape (or computer) rolling.

I guess the title of the thread is my fault for all the cliches, but it does get your attention!

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