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 Jul 29 2012, 01:20 PM
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Original lesson: 4 Solo Tricks by Lian Gerbino
Hi guys, time to make an appearance in the REC section again :) This time with a cool lesson by Lian, recorded with my Ibanez, GR4 and Reaper. Christian -------------------- |
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Jul 29 2012, 07:50 PM
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Herr Driever ! Great take.. and yeah, that is such a cool lesson by Lian isn't it - love that melody
 You did a great job, there's nothing wrong at all.. very tight and controlled. There's only one complaint, and this could be a matter of taste, but I noticed one of your bad habits has returned.. something I tried to eradicate once upon a time...  You often move your finger to the next note and then pick it. The melody sounds far more powerful and controlled if your finger shifting and picking occurs at the same time. There's nothing actually 'wrong' with what you do but it can sound to the listener like you have bad co-ordination. It's the only possible criticism I have but like I said it could come down to taste at the end of the day
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Jul 29 2012, 09:16 PM
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This is a very good take man. Comparing your playing with Lian, I find a big difference with the vibrato technique, your vibrato starts sooner and the vibration starts with the same speed and width than when it ends.. I would do it more natural, at least in some notes, to make it sound more natural... is it clear? Compare your take with Lian's and let me know if you don't see what I mean. By the way this take obviously passes.
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Jul 31 2012, 09:51 AM
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Hallo Christian!
I only wanted to congratulate you and to agree upon the things stated by my two comrades - I think you upset Ben with the fact that you didn't keep the good habit he wanted you to have. It's time to start thinking about how to send a big crate of donuts his way Cosmin -------------------- My music:
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Aug 1 2012, 12:25 AM
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Well played man! All the bits are there and in the right places but maybe go a little nuttier/looser on the vibrato to exaggerate certain bits more than others. Vibrato is a great way to emphasis or de-emphasis a given note, passage etc. Sometimes, over doing it sounds cool, sometimes under doing it works. Don't be afraid to pull and Yngwie and pull your vibrato really wide now and then to give it flavor!
Todd QUOTE (Gitarrero @ Jul 29 2012, 08:20 AM)  Original lesson: 4 Solo Tricks by Lian Gerbino Hi guys, time to make an appearance in the REC section again This time with a cool lesson by Lian, recorded with my Ibanez, GR4 and Reaper. Christian -------------------- VIDEO CHAT LESSON SATURDAY & SUNDAY!
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Aug 1 2012, 06:16 AM
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Very well played! I agree with Ben! 100%! He has a god point! Your playing sounds in control but if you will continue shifting your finger first and than picking you might have problems in the future and it will be hard to re learn the whole thing! I would highly suggest to correct it right now!
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Aug 23 2012, 12:50 PM
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