Darn That Dream on RW Warmoth Neck

[Uffe Steen]

Hi Again
I would like to share one more tune with some inner voicings going on.

I have tried several different necks from Warmoth, but this one is the thing for me at the moment.
I realized that necks/fretboard are a main factor for the sound.
The PU I use are Suhr V54.

http://youtu.be/9z1LEpbYTKk

 

[stratamania]

Good job, I subscribed to your YouTube channel.

 

[Cagey]

Nice work! Recording levels could use a bit of a boost, but I don't think it affects the sound quality in this case.

Your technique is such that it probably doesn't matter to you, but if you haven't used a "raw" (unfinished) neck yet, you might want to think about one for a future fiddle. They really feel nice. Canary responds much like Maple so if you like this neck, you'd probably like one of those.

 

[Uffe Steen]

Good job, I subscribed to your YouTube channel.

Thanks for listening and subscribing Stratamania

 

[Uffe Steen]

Nice work! Recording levels could use a bit of a boost, but I don't think it affects the sound quality in this case.

Your technique is such that it probably doesn't matter to you, but if you haven't used a "raw" (unfinished) neck yet, you might want to think about one for a future fiddle. They really feel nice. Canary responds much like Maple so if you like this neck, you'd probably like one of those.

Thanks for listening and the sound advise Cagey.
And I will check out more about Canary

 

[bagman67]

Very nice work, Uffe.  You guys who play lefty-strung-righty just blow my mind from the word "go."  But a complex arrangement of a sophisticated jazz tune - that just goes straight into the "How the hell does he do that?"  stratosphere.

 

[stubhead]

Yeah, backwards AND upside down - fine playing. I guess you didn't have to worry about which teacher to go to! I write left, but play right (which is real common, probably more so than any form of lefty) and stay pretty ambi on other things. 

 

[Uffe Steen]

Yeah, backwards AND upside down - fine playing. I guess you didn't have to worry about which teacher to go to! I write left, but play right (which is real common, probably more so than any form of lefty) and stay pretty ambi on other things.

Thanks, for taking time to listen to my version.
And for your story 
It´s funny because I write with my right hand , but as you see, the guitar..  :icon_scratch:  :glasses9: