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My take on the last track on Out Of The Cellar.

Megadeth's Risk, released in 1999, seemed to be a bit of a departure from their expected thrash metal. However, there are a couple of good tunes on the record. Here's my take on Breadline.

My take on Green Day's Basket Case. Tones from an Axe FX 3 using stock presets.

My take on this 80's classic.

Bought it new from a local Charvel dealer here in Atlanta.

Ah man - Steel Panther. Just search YouTube, and welcome to the party. The MarkyMark movie band was Steel Dragon.

That's one of the early USA ProMod series that Charvel released around 2008 - a Charvel SoCal in Candy Green. It came with a flat black pickguard that I changed out a while ago. I bought it new around the same time I bought the Charvel San Dimas in Seasick Green (the lighter coleoed one...

That's Charlie -- he's the studio manager. I grew up in the 80's and have never moved on from the heavy metal/hair metal/glam metal genre. Steel Panther is the closest thing out there today to this. I've seen them multiple times and absolutely love their shows. All members are very...

Supersonic Sex Machine. Used the red channel of the stock 5153 preset in my Axe FX3. All guitars removed from the original track.

My cover of this tune. Made it a bit heavier.

Ah yes - mixing. The Sound Engineer assigned to mixing songs is often overlooked and contributes a significant portion to the the finial outcome. He is arguably the "5th member" of a 4 piece band.

Guitar cover off of Van Halen's last studio effort.

My cover of this tune.

My take on Panama using my EVH Circles guitar and my Axe FX3. All guitars removed from the original track and added back in by me.

Got around to doing some George Lynch / Dokken recently. Here's It's Not Love. As usual for my videos, I removed the original guitar tracks and added ack all the parts. Used a Fractal Audio Axe FX3 for the tones.

So I went back and added two more tracks panning each one 56% left and right respectively. Big difference. Huge guitars now and much more present in the mix. Thanks for the feedback on the tune and the tips. Much appreciated.

Cool - I may go back and add the two 56% panned tracks in the session. Curious to hear it. I know that Jerry C used a tons of amps recording that record.

I used Lalai (online service) to remove the guitars from the original track. They do a pretty good job on most songs and they did really well on this track going after the guitars. On my version, I used a Friedman model with a GB cab on the left track and the same Friedman model with a V30 cab...

My take on this classic Cantrell tune. Used an Axe FX3 with stock cabs and presets.

Thank you. ?