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Samples Demo songs Prices & Ordering
All of these electric guitar loops are completely “acidized” acid loops. The tempos and keys are noted in the files and folders, so you can easily and quickly find the appropriate tempo, key and style to use in your song. Both rhythms and leads are noted in the files and folder names to make it easier to find which you are looking for. There are 620 electric guitar loops in 17 folders. There are 634 MB in the 24 bit version, and 424 MB in the 16 bit version. I've tried to describe the disc honestly and accurately, without the usual hype, to give you the basic idea of what's on the disc, but I encourage you to listen to some of the samples and demo songs to see if you like the feel of the musicianship.sample 1, sample 2, sample 3, sample 4, sample 5, sample 6, sample 7, sample 8, sample 9, sample 10, sample 11, sample 12, sample 13, sample 14, sample 15, sample 16, sample 17, sample 18, sample 19, sample 20, sample 21, sample 22, sample23, sample 24, sample 25, Demo Songs: Drivin' Home - Here's an upbeat alternate rocker with some of Jeff's killer electric guitar loops from this disc. The bass comes from Dean Cortez Vol 2 Electric Bass and Vol 3 Slap Bass. The drums are from Drum Language Vol 3. The synth loops are from Rhythm & Grooves Vol 1. Morning Prayer - This is an ambient rock tune in the Pink Floyd vein. Jeff's electric guitar loops comes mostly from this disc with a few licks coming from Vol 6. The bass is from Dean Cortez Vol 1 Ambient Bass. The vocals are from Ijah's Bag. The synths are from Rhythm & Grooves Vol 1 and Vol 2. The Drums are from mostly Drum Language Vol 2 and Vol 4 with a few other drum loops as well. Prices & Ordering:
Also available are: approximately 50 MB segments of 16 bit downloadable electric guitar loops from this disc here:
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Disc Description:
Electric guitar loops-Hendrix style electric guitar leads and rhythms played by Jeff
Ballew. Tempos range from 80-150 bpm. None of the material copies any of Jimi’s
licks note for note. Rather they were intended to be as if Jimi were
re-improvising some of his classic songs. If you didn’t know otherwise you might
think some of these licks were taken from a Hendrix jam. They’re that well done.
And for the record they’re all being played by Jeff Ballew. It would be pretty
difficult to find anyone else who could play Jimi’s style better than this. Jeff
really shines on this one.