Guitar Playback Feedback

[smartti1970]

Salut, as-tu abandonné ton boss gt8 pour un axfx ? es tu endorsé par eux comme beaucoup de jeune sur youtube ?

[Wallimann]

@smartti1970 J'ai vendu mon GT8 il y a quelques années en fait avant de passer à l'Eleven rack. Non, je ne suis pas endorsé. Il y a en fait que peu d'endorsés Axe FX. Seuls les grosse pointures comme Steve Vai ou Petrucci ont des endorsements chez eux...

[smartti1970]

@Wallimann merci pour ta réponse, alors ce son peut-être les importateurs/ distributeurs qui paie de jeune talent pour vendre la machine.. c'est connu, beaucoup font cela et pour l'ax il y en a tellement... tu es resté sur le eleven ou ce dernier ?

[Wallimann]

@smartti1970 J'ai gardé les 2 en fait. Niveau son je préfère l'Axe FX mais c'est vraiment subjectif... :-)

[acoulectrica]

Tracks that stay in one key. More Blues. More metal. More basic rock. Any track with more than one key should have the whole backing chord progression written out with. When I downloaded some tracks it just wasn't fun to play the complicated ones when I didn't know what mode or implied key would pop up where. It was still worth it for the tracks I liked though.

[Wallimann]

@acoulectrica Thanks a lot for the feedback! Did you get the pdf with the track? Each track should have the chord progressions and scale diagrams.

[marshi09]

How about something like sounds and/or progressions, motifs, and a couple of using different chord voicings that Larry Carlton uses? His Tunes are mostly great! Thanks!

[Wallimann]

@marshi09 I agree!

[Account3of7]

I'd like to see odd meter backing tracks.

[Wallimann]

@Account3of7 Great to hear! I'll add that to the list. :-)

[orestis87]

How about having maptrack packages or a super deal for all the maptracks toggether?I always wanted to buy all of them but it turns out really expensive :P

[Wallimann]

@orestis87 Great suggestion!

[Przybysz14]

a like playing over ballad classic rock tracks ;]

[Wallimann]

@Przybysz14 Thanks for the feedback!

[JBRFusion]

Some Jazz 2-5-1 progressions would be REALLY helpful! Thanks.

[Wallimann]

@JBRFusion Thanks!

[jameshabiger]

Yes... some metal/prog. metal. Would be great. Opeth, isis, tool... ect.

[Wallimann]

@jameshabiger In the works!!!

[mydadiscool1234]

some proggy, dream theater esque backing tracks. Great videos man!

[Wallimann]

@mydadiscool1234 Thanks a lot!

[flamen89]

lots of cool drum grooves to write licks over, that kinda thing. adding some hard rock stuff too would be cool =D

[Wallimann]

@flamen89 Thank you very much for the feedback . :-)

[andmaci]

definetly jazz, some good old one. think of wes montgomery.

[Wallimann]

@andmaci Ok! :-)

[Mikaelaelaelaelele]

I also liked to see some more tracks with faster key changes, like every second beat or something! :)

[Mikaelaelaelaelele]

Great site! Just buyed 8 tracks yesterday, and i will buy more.

I would like to see... more of the same!

I havnt browsed trough everything yet, but id like to see some more kinda upbeat fusion tracks. Cause its alot of ballads!

[12BarBluesMusic]

Some prog tracks

[JDNDVS]

Love your work David!

Progressive Rock and Metal

[metalalvich]

theme of some game backing tracks, like zelda or metroid

[MrLash1143]

Grateful dead style backing tracks

[musicman972]

Have purchasers able to upload backing tracks for sale to you so you get a break every now and again. Just a thought.

[musicman972]

@musicman972 I meant upload for sale through the site. Then if you are getting enough at the proper level of quality, which is what really sets you apart from all the others, you might be able to take a break every once in awhile.

[Sulcuscentralis]

Pink Floyd style tracks with strings (ala "Shine on your crazy diamonds" or "Marooned"), 80's metal, blues shuffle.

[masterofscotland]

Yeh stuff on jazz standards would be cool ( Rhythm and lead ) I'm not really sure how to learn Jazz

[D3V1LMACH1N3]

I think it would be cool to see some prog tracks that have unique timing changes and such. Would also be pretty cool to see some neoclassical shred style backing tracks.

[DragonSuushi]

What about some backing tracks that switch between genres as it progresses?

[udsahn]

It'd be killer if you add some more backtracks similar to Beautiful Aolean Scale (Loved it!). Essentially, ones that are made for a clean guitar or one on the verge of crunch.

I'd also love to see some more similar to Happy Satch Mood. I ESPECIALLY loved the part in the middle where the rhythm thins out in it. It adds a really nice contrast.

Lastly, I also feel that some odd time ones (in any genre) would really benefit the site.

Take care buddy! Stay epic :D.

[finners007]

Hey david I was wondering if u could do a fast metal melodic tune just so people can jam with their neck pick up like i do thanks in advance

[12copablo]

Jazz standards!

[Robowx]

I like the Fusion, Smooth Jazz, Blues, Funk and Rock backing tracks!

[stoob1969]

I like the major melodic backing tracks, maybe with the odd strange key change in it. People often struggle with melodic tracks.

[GaemethProject]

+1 for progressive metal and rock, master classes studying a whole track, i mean not the way to play it, but the way to understand why a composer used a x scale on triplet and goes for a legato using y scale and 5/4 signature. oh yeah please.

[LeapingDodo]

@GaemethProject THIS SO BAD!

[ImaDjentleman]

@LeapingDodo wut?

[LeapingDodo]

@ImaDjentleman check original comment i replied to.

[GaemethProject]

Salut David. What about technical purposes, aside wth maptracks, scales etc ? for ex. sweep picking, considering the way to play it, and above all to build some sweep lick from A dorian to another tonality? useful theme for a masterclass too ! Another idea : add some guitarist tools on your website such as scales calculator, metronome, chords charts etc. This could give GP.com an "all in one" purpose. Sinon Felicitations pour cette nouvelle mouture, et a très bientot en masterclass. A bientôt

[Wallimann]

@GaemethProject Excellent idea, thanks a lot!!!

[mariovansp]

I said it before and I!ll say it again: more Rock and Metal Backingtracks!!!!

I find the prices more than reasonable and have bought maptracks and regular backingtracks ... it has helped with my soloing/theory understanding AND they are fun (most important thing) ... I actually like the maptracks more than the regular backingtracks and would be trilled if there were more and maybe even bundles of maptracks ...

SERIOUSLY: ROCK AND METAL !!!

[Wallimann]

@mariovansp I agree, that is a real need!

Will start working on those. :-)

[KInggomez64]

Blues (anything really, maybe some odd keys would be nice), Metal (doom, thrash), basic Jazz (II,V,I), Rock (more complicated rhythms with more chords and changes), Funk (anythings always awesome) Thanks :)

[Wallimann]

@KInggomez64 Thanks a lot for these suggestions. :-)

[Miteour17]

Im gonna be selfish and say blues funk r&b ;P



[Alexiaden93]

How about some Bossa grooves, or something in the style of Alex Hutchins or Guthrie Govan? I can't really think of anything else that is missing. :)

[Wallimann]

@Alexiaden93 Thanks man!

[salisburysimon]

My wife bought me your applied theory bundle lessons for Christmas. The videos and charts are very easy to understand and are helping me to 'get' a lot of the theory that has escaped me so far - your teaching style is much easier to grasp than other I have tried. So much to learn, so little time! Strongly recommend this package and the backing tracks are great too -thank you. Really enjoyed the Heart of Fire track (Happy Satch Mood) even if I didn't win. Thanks for the renewed inspiration.

[Wallimann]

@salisburysimon Thanks so much for the nice feedback, much appreciated! :-)

[artistssoftpastels]

Hey David! I like the fusion stuff too but I agree with Dodo country would be good, it's hard to find any good country backing tracks on the internet (for me anyway) and if you could get some out country jam tracks out there that would be great!

I would buy.

[Wallimann]

@artistssoftpastels I'll add that to the list, thank you!

[FazSaber]

Progressive Metal! :D I've seen you write this type of stuff, Dave :P

Would be cool if you could do lessons on common song writing techniques, such as popular chord sequences etc.

[Wallimann]

@FazSaber Thanks for the topics, I'll do that!

[mickey5241]

i would love to see more rock and funk backing tracks. i find the price of 1.50 reasonable, it´s for handmade music - so i appreciate that

(i hope you know what i mean... this comes out when a german guy is trying to speak english :D)

[Wallimann]

@mickey5241 Your English is perfect! Thanks a lot fo rthe topic suggestions. :-)

[chocomalk]

Looks good, very simple and easy to navigate. When clicking on Maptracks or jamtracks without choosing a specific category, it brings you to a search list, I think the categories should be presented in an icon view like the Jamtracks themselves for consistency. The Homepage grid layout should also be the default and the list view should be the alternate for the same reason.

The Freestuff area contains a typo, products is spelled as profucts.

That's all I got, cheers! =D

[Wallimann]

@chocomalk Thank you very much!!!!

[jwe986]

some good metal and instrumental backing tracks :P

[Wallimann]

@jwe986 in the works! :-)

[Angelopes]

@jwe986 Yeah! more metal BT!

[leonardogzm]

i would love to hear jazz standars but not in a jazzy feel.. more in a funky way, kinda alex hutchings vibe, those tipes of backing tracks are the ones a found more useful, cause it has chord changes and still have groove. :), best of luck david!

[Wallimann]

@leonardogzm Thanks a lot!

[immortalsoloist]

Dave I love fusion tracks and I'll buy some stuff soon. Would be awesome to add some odd time/progressive tracks.

Cheers brother.

[Wallimann]

@immortalsoloist Great idea, thank you!

[immortalsoloist]

@Wallimann Actually Dave Thank you :)

Much appreciated :D.

[LeapingDodo]

I like the fusion backing tracks, never really considered to use it to be honest because the individual backing tracks are a bit expensive (1,50 is a bit much in my opinion)

And i think i would like a bit more metal backing tracks and meaby some country, just to get more of the genres you have allready listed into the mix, and some more maptracks would be nice .

Otherwise, you could try to cover more kinds of genre's like classical/symfonic ones. So people who play other instruments can use it.

[Wallimann]

@LeapingDodo Thanks a lot for the feedback, much appreciated!

[LeapingDodo]

@Wallimann No problem, Good luck!

[randyrhoadshimself]

almost first

[WencesWasHere]

This is high quality customer service :D... I guess I can't help, since I'm getting into fusion playing and that's all I need :) Anyway, thanks David.

[Wallimann]

@WencesWasHere :-D