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@willymac – Brilliant performance! The audio sounds great. That Kanile’a has such a rich tone. 🙂
I think you nailed some of the big subtle take aways, specifically the hammer-ons and pull-offs (P/O is the biggie here) and that harmonic pop towards the end. Great job overall, Brian!
@Andrew Thanks for the kind words. I love Kanile’a’s tone also. I haven’t been able to totally capture it on tape (I mean nano bops or whatever they call it now :-), but I’m slowly getting there. After our stay at home order is lifted I’m going to start calling my sound tech friends and see if any of them would like to help me capture it. Woo hoo!
Excellent job @willymac! I thought that was really good. Very smoothly played and that Kanilea’a sounds amazing with the low g on.
Thanks @rebeca. I’d say your rendition was more relaxing though. Yours sounds like you’re lying in a hammock in a tranquil forest whereas mine sounds like there are kids running through the forest playing tag hahhahaha. Thanks for listening and for the feedback!
I had a blast learning this tune. Thanks so much to Jari Tolvanen for Such a wonderful song and to Andrew for a great transcription and lesson. I’m really enjoying everyone’s performances so far this month! Lots of talented people in this group. In Am A PREMIUM MEMBER. Take Care
@sgwarren @rickeymike. Thanks I appreciate the encouraging words.
@surfnrz Yowza, most cool. Great job.
@willymac – wow! So professional and pleasing to the ear!
@surfnrz – super cool! What a sense of timing!
@yooki-h – thank you for your kind words but I insist on saying that I find your entry and your way of playing classy and relaxing 🙂I’m enjoying every performance and learning a lot from all of You!
@surfnrz – so good, ray! Gonna share this 🙂
@rebeca Thanks.
@verity2003 – Hi Cecilia, looks like you did not attach any link.
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