Electric or Acoustic guitars recorded on your country pop/rock track for $75

As an experienced session guitar player and producer, I'm well versed in working with clients and artists remotely, helping them to bring the authenticity that their songs deserve.
I'm always striving to bring the best parts, tone and vibe that helps serve the song, therefore I'm always reaching for those really tasteful guitar parts that help lift the energy of the songs whilst also creating some ear-candy at the same time.

I've spent my entire career collecting some beautiful electric guitars including a 2004 Gibson Les Paul Standard, a Gibson Les Paul Standard 50s Goldtop P90, Suhr Classic T Telecaster and a Fender 50s reissue Stratocaster.
For acoustic guitars I use my 2015 Gibson J45, which always sounds great recorded. I also have a Takemine acoustic strung up in Nashville tuning and a Recording King resonator guitar.

I use a mix of either my BadCat Black Cat 30 (Vox/Matchless) or my Mesa Boogie Subway Rocket amplifiers captured using a Sennheiser E609 and Rode NT2 microphones. Alternatively, I also use an Amplitube Tonex unit with dozens of real amp captures to dial up pretty much any tones required for the song.

I have a pedalboard with a whole bunch of boutique pedals- overdrives, fuzz, delay, reverb and Tremolo plus a whole bunch of plugin FX.

All of this runs into Logic Pro X via a Golden Age audio Pre73 Mic Pre (Neve Clone) into a SSL audio interface.

I always provide different take options when it comes to guitar solos and you'll receive fully comped guitar parts for your song with a choice of both the raw files or mix-ready tracks you can just drop into your project.

I'm easy-going and love nothing more than to help artists get the most from their songs. I'm happy to take any direction you have for your song, or, if you're not sure what it is you want then I'll happily pop my producer hat on and make some suggestions for guitar parts that I think will help get you the result you're after.

I'd love to jump on a call and discuss your project!