Here's a little tip that most know but some might not so I'm gonna chime in.

Most of us do our strumming and picking near the bridge or neck pickup, but, you can alter the tone of what you are playing slightly by strumming at the neck.

In the first example I'm playing at my standard strumming spot. The second is the same riff (minus my Southern Comfort induced goof up) played with the pick hand at around the 19th fret.

This trick works well on lead lines as well. You can make the e and b string sound more like the same notes being played on the a and d strings.

I hope this little nugget helps some players expand their bag of tricks.

had to put sound bites here.. "I'm not a smart man"

I get your point, deff noticable, in fact I never think of where I pick using my electric guitar, I guess I´m used to doing it just where my hand holds down, but you gonna re-record the samples with the guitar in tune right? ;)

yup, that'll teach me to come home from the bar and decide to post up :-)

my computer is lagging a little on the recording, forgive me

LOL! No prob man, easy task for sure.