Robben Ford style fusion guitar improvisation (performed by GB using Mesa/Boogie Lonestar)

Here I'm just improvising over a Robben Ford style fusion backing track.

I'm using a PRS McCarty, Mesa/Boogie Lonestar, Pedals: AC Booster, Boss DD-20 & Keeley Compressor

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Gottfried
• Brux
• Robben
• Ford
• Fusion
• Guitar
• Jam
• PRS
• McCarty
• Mesa
• Boogie
• Lonestar
• Pedals
• AC
• Booster
• Boss
• DD-20
• Keeley
• Compressor

[BananaMashUp]

GREAT FUCKING WORK

[gottfriedbrux]

Thanks man. Peace -G.

[gottfriedbrux]

Thanks you. Here are my settings:

Clean/Channel 1:

Gain 2 o'clock; Treble 1 o'clock; Mid 11-12 o'clock; Bass 11 o'clock; Presence 10 o'clock;

Master 11 o'clock;

Lead/Channel2:

Thick; Drive 3 o'clock; Gain 3 o'clock; Treble 11 o'clock; Mid 2 o'clock; Bass 9 o'clock; Presence 9 o'clock; Master 12 o'clock;

Note: I use the Drive toggle switch on drive, but for this song switched to clean and used the Xotic AC Booster on the lead channel.

Check out my gear video. Hope this helps. Peace -G

[gottfriedbrux]

@godbyone thank you. :-)

[BananaMashUp]

yes, great work here.

[Sp3lld0wn]

Hey, I own a Lonestar also ...your tone sounds amazing, would you mind telling your settings? Keep on rockin'!

[gottfriedbrux]

That is too funny. Yes, it will NOT mess up your tone! ;-) Thanks. -G

[bstarrb80]

Thanks, I figured that he meant will not, he probably types like me.

[jamesteek03]

He meant will not mess up your sound. True bypass is always a good thing.

[gottfriedbrux]

Thanks man. I think the Keeley compressor is worth the money. It is true bypass and will mess up your sound. Check it out.