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Nasty Blues Rock

Here you can learn the main riff of my nasty blues rock tune " Run Bitch Run " - a cool hard driving blues rock played with a drop D tuning. Pretty easy to play and it has a great effect. 

Here you can listen to the full version of the song :

run bitch run.mp3

Run Bitch Run.pdf

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Hi HP,

The song is very cool and equally so is the sound!

Would you mind to tell your amp type & settings and also the used effects incl settings for that song? 
 

Cheers,

SpaceAce

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Hey Space Ace,

welcome here in the HPCrazy Students Club. I dont remember. I check tomorrow in the studio. But I basicly use an AXE FX III Processor for all guitar sounds. Mostly Ping Pong Delay and Reverb - thats all. I think the Amp was a Friedman Amp on max. Distortion.

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Thanks, HP! 

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I enjoyed these 2 videos a lot. Gotta love the dropped D and the killer rock sound \m/

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