I recorded this on my pc at home. Sorry about the hiss and pumping /breathing. I was using a new software a friend gave me (magix audio studio 2004 deluxe).
Didn't have a manual ,couldn't find the input audio monitor, and didn't  realize that the compressor plug-in was on and on the wrong settings. So there's some noise and clipping going on . I didn't hear it while recording, but I sure heard it at mix. anyway I ran it thru a de-hisser hope it helps some. I might pencil edit the clipping. but I doubt it since it's just a noodle.  It's hard to mix and record thru pc speakers and/ no mixer.
I did this last night bass keys and drums all on a cheap casio keyboards.
Then guitar.   let me know what u think.  if anybody likes it i might work it into something

I enjoyed listening to noisy noodles it was a kool peace

hey hey not bad this noodlin! definately has a nice groove, and good moves on that guitar too.

I bet JimK is gonna love this!

Sir Trippsalot

umpfhhh  just when it became interesting it stopped abruptly. WHY?
Go ahead with noodling.

I laid the key bass, and keys down at the same time to that drum preset. I was getting tired of playing the same thing over and over just for some guitar stuff. I might write some more parts, kill some of the doodle noodle solo, layer some more sounds in, get a a,b,a,b,c,a or some kinda song theme going. Change it up some . then it might work.
thanks for the input on this.

wish i was as fast, smooth and flexible playing at the same time as you, (i really have to work more on that )

but this starting of a song(noodle? too good, not weird enough imo) i wondered, do you wanna go in the same direction as your band songs or not?

cause i thought of changing the tempo(either way has possibilities) and some sounds like bass and drum and keys, i imagined a great rock song

not that it wouldnt be ok in this style, i think i just would like to hear your guitarplaying in another(more progressive,powerfull) style, just a personal thing,

well, anyway i wonder how it ends up

Nice guitar chops,groove great, you know in a wierd way the hiss works , maybe not across the board but on selected instruments ,aka stanley clarke bass.