No controversy, just chorus! Don Carr shows off some great riffs that keep on keeping chorus on pro and beginner pedalboards year after year. From Prince’s “Purple Rain” to Nirvana’s “Come As Your Are”, chorus is a great way to add movement, width, and depth to your sound. Don walks us through signature riffs from Rush, Van Halen, the Fixx, and more while also showing these songs leverage a chorus pedal to varying degrees. Check it out!
About Don Carr
With a three-decade career as a professional guitarist in Nashville, Tennessee, Sweetwater's Don Carr has a long list of album credits in multiple genres of music. His resume includes hundreds of radio and television appearances, as well as thousands of live performances in America and abroad as lead guitarist for the legendary Oak Ridge Boys. Don provides Sweetwater with professional insight through product demos, reviews, how-to’s, and group instruction. He is also the first-call session guitarist for Sweetwater Studios.
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