Improvisation!

[msinia]

Hi guys,

Does anyone of you know where I can get some bases (i think that's how you say it) so i can improvise over them?
Thanks to all,

[Incidents Happen]

your looking for Rhythms, my friend. The best thing to do is make your own rhythms, record them on Cakewalk, then improvise over the top of them. that way, you have it all recorded and you can listen to it.

thats what i do...

which reminds me, i haven't been on here in a long time! how's everybody doin?!

[msinia]

yeah that's right but recording on my pc is really crappy so im looking if i can find a page with recorded ones.

Anyone??

[Incidents Happen]

recording on the PC shouldn't produce crappy sound, unless you are doing something bad. that is, of course, unless your computer is like a 1993 Macintosh, or something.

With electric guitar, you'll have to watch the volume, and where you put your mic (could even be a computer mic, thats what i use), because you can get a real ****ty feedback sound. But! if you work with it, there is no better way to learn. By the way, if you think your rhythms sound like **** on the computer, you should examine them more carefully, maybe its your rhythm playing that is sounding like that?

I think Cyber Fret might have some recordings you can solo over, im not sure.

[msinia]

Haha... no i dont sound like ****. At least not utter...

No really, i get a lot of feedback cause my room is really small and my sound card also sucks. Thanks for the advice though. What is Cyber Fret??
Thanks a lot,

[aiwass]

Get a software like Guitar pro or Tabedit, and make your own for the computer to loop over and over in midi.

[mc9mm]

Look in the "Jam"-section here.
It's in the menu on the main page.
Theres some nice stuff there.

[msinia]

just what i needed, thanks a lot.