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Sep 30 2015, 01:52 PM |
Hi Phil! Nice to know that you liked my new lesson!
About the latency issue, I imagine that you are using your pod's guitar tone, don't you? In this case, the easier/faster solution would be to listen directly what's entering to the sound card instead of what's being recorded in the daw. If this is possible to be set with your soundcard, the problem will be solved. Latency appears when you activate monitoring from your daw, but you could try activating the input of your interface. With my M-audio Fast Track, I just have to move a mix level that mixes input with computer's sounds. Is this possible with your soundcard? If not, I think that this will be possible if you use your pod as interface instead of your soundcard. -------------------- My lessons
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Oct 1 2015, 02:24 PM |
Great news!! Well, computers and audio are sometimes trial and error... it can sometimes be illogical...
Looking forward your new takes. -------------------- My lessons
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Oct 3 2015, 07:48 PM |
Hi Philm, great to find new takes from you!!
I notice improvements on this takes based on the things that we have been disusing,, mostly on the Rise Against lesson which is getting really close. Then, Sum 41 is getting better while Skate Punk is the one that is still showing more important problems. I recommend you to practice these two ones even at a slower tempo to be able to think on your hands movements, in order to make them small and effective. Working on smaller sections is also a good idea. For example, you surely can identify the riffs that are giving problems, isolate them and practice as a loop. That's the most effective plan. By the way, you playing shows improvements, you are on the right track, keep going! -------------------- My lessons
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Oct 8 2015, 03:40 PM |
That sounds great Philm. Congrats on your great job here, keep on rocking.
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Oct 20 2015, 01:21 PM |
Hi Philm! Welcome back! Howidays are always welcome to refresh our mind and spirit.
You are right, I'm using alternate picking and I'm also muting a bit (less than the lower string) the 4th string. to make this sound clean. -------------------- My lessons
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Oct 22 2015, 04:17 PM |
Hi Philm! This sounds good for me! The plan is very complete and the fact that you cover many lessons seems to keep it entertained and motivating.
It's also a good idea to get back to song analysis, it's very important to keep on training this stuff to start developing your creative side. It's needs practice as the other techniques. -------------------- My lessons
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Oct 28 2015, 01:18 PM |
Fantastic analysis man! I like how you worked on details and went deep with the "what's happening?" section dedicated to arrangement and production. This will start adding vocabulary into your mind that will be really helpful for music creation and production.
The theory behind this one is simple, it's in G# major and the chord progression is one of the most used in pop music: I - VI - III - VII. Check my picnic panic lesson where I talk about this: LINK The scale used for the solo is also G# major. I don't consider it Pentatonic because they are also using the 2nd and the 6th of the major scale. -------------------- My lessons
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Nov 2 2015, 02:22 AM |
Hi Philm, thanks for the new videos.
I've noted that the main problem here is timing. The first one is the most problematic and I think that it can be related to some latency issues, is it possible? Because the whole take sounds with the same timing issue. The other lessons are better. Bad Religion style shows issues on the intro riff while Skate Punk has more notable timing issues in the whole take. ADTR is the best of these takes and it's very close to perfection. -------------------- My lessons
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Nov 3 2015, 04:31 PM |
Hi Philm! Great to know that the comments helped. I'm checking my back ups and I don't find Skate Punk lesson. I'l see if I find it later. By now you can use guitar pro file to practice along with the lead guitar. You can also turn on metronome to have a clearer rhythm reference.
It's very important to solve those latency issues because they can affect your practice in a very negative way. Be sure to solve it before each practice session, and also before your recordings. Keep on rocking. -------------------- My lessons
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Nov 6 2015, 01:50 PM |
yes, you can slow down tempo in guitar pro. Also check out this tool:
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