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Subject: More V.H. licks Atomic Punk/Dancin in Streets
From: edward@pluto.njcc.com (Edward Sulikoswki)
Date: Sun, 28 May 1995 03:06:23 -0400

Off of VH #1 and diver down for sure.

Here is the beginning lick of Atomic Punk.Use a flanger,or combfilter,and 
a tad o' slapback delay for the Sliding noise effect.The partial rhythm
for Dancing in the Street's is a distorted heavily echo timing thing.
Oh maybe if you want to try a different thing for the Atomic Punk you can
add a wah into the signal and roll it back a little  and give it a try.
This seem's to make it more fatter or give it just the right hint of 
sustain when you need it.I think.Tune those babies down a 1/2 step too.
  Atomic Punk by V.H. intro                                        _
                           use vibrato    _= whammy a few times[re 7]
e
b                                                                           _
g                                                        7   8              7 
d                                          5   04        7Sl.8       5  04
a   *       *      *    play twice       7               5   6     7
e *   *   *   *  *   *                0                          0
*=scratch srings with edge of palm in like a rhythm of three.You really need
the flange for this and echo would add a cool effect if you time it rite.

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