Hi folks,
it was just an idea: could I let the Telli sound like a human voice? Kind of warm and smooth (like Barry wWhite)?
So I tried this recording with my Custom Shop 1967 Telecaster, Fender Pro Reverb Amp (Speaker changed to Jenson Alnico) and Keeley Compressor Plus Pedal.
After two minutes I added the BB Overdrive (not a good idea...), just listen to the clean sound! :-)
https://youtu.be/MYpiOZ8lRwg?si=b_ff9-Nr_hnzWRKR
Rudkowski, that didn't sound at all like Barry White to me!
After a few measures, I didn't care, of course. As usual, a very nice, very tasteful four minutes. Do you do your own backing tracks, too?
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Great playing. I don't get the Barry White reference either.
And for what it's worth, I submitted a new ice cream flavor idea to Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream in Vermont.
Premium vanilla ice cream with chunks of white chocolate and wild berries. "Berry White." No response! No one makes a great, unusual white/vanilla specialty ice cream, It's all chocolate based. They missed the boat on this one.
And I don't get my free year's supply for creating the flavor. A travesty I tell ya!
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Verrrrrry jazzy and just goes to prove that a Tele is an amazingly versatile guitar.
Excellent tone and excellent playing.
If we'd known we were going to be the Beatles, we'd have tried harder.--George Harrison
+1Originally Posted by ch willie
But no relationship whatsoever to the dulcet baritone voice of Barry White.
"When injustice becomes law then rebellion becomes duty."
Nobody has ever had a voice as sweet but low as Barry White. I listen to him from time to time. He was a great musician, arranger, and songwriter. He made careers for a number of folks as well.
If we'd known we were going to be the Beatles, we'd have tried harder.--George Harrison
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