Fall City Road

joe satriani-style "pitch axis" theory experiment jam over my Playwell drum machine/looper 2-in-1 pedal (GTR players - get on Amazon and fu***ng order one already. Makes a more interesting metronome that's independent of your phone or computer, if nothing else, and has a tuner, too, if nothing else)- alternating the tonality of various "G" chords (ie G major, G minor 7, Gminormajor7, G minor7b5, G7b13, G Altered, maybe another), though in reality, when writing/composing, you can play other chords that aren't G as long as you switch the key center to a different tonality of "G chord" you're using that particular key/chord or chords because of)

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"Joe Satriani-Style 'Pitch Axis' Experiment Jam 11/1/24" - Austin Lowrance been off-and-on working up the main solo from 's seminal tune "flying in a blue dream" and wanted to try out some satriani-esque phrasing but mo...