Rock & Pop #141

[Wade Cornell]

This track is just with guitar. The sax track is somewhat unique as it uses heavy wahwah. You need to come up with a convincing lead line. Doesn't have to be as "tweaked" as the sax on this one, but you may find it interesting to hear how far our sound can be pushed using a "box". In Concert A minor, so soprano and tenor play in B minor and sopranino, alto and baritone play in F# minor. 1st track with sax 2nd without.

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[Pete Thomas]

Yeah nice. Interesting that wah wah almost turns into an instrument by itself, I mean most people have only ever heard wah wah guitarr, and when they hearv a saxophone with wah wah would just assume it's a guitar.

I had an album once with wah wah vibes, still sounded like a guitar.

The main advantage is in the experssion as a saxophone vinrato and bending has different nuances to a aguitar, so take quite a discerning ear to know the difference once the processing is on there. (Whicxh in the case of wah wah is really nothing more than moving EQ filters)