Here's another collab for everybody, this time we have groovy old school blues-rock backing. Hope you guys like it!
Rules for this collab:
- Chord progression: main riff in A, with the break in the middle that has D and E
- Tempo: 70 bpm
- Deadline: 30th of January
- Scales you can use:
Collaboration Guidelines:
- download the backing track
- import the backing track into reaper
- open another channel, and record your guitar
- render two tracks and post them here: backing track+guitar & guitar only
Am pentatonic
http://www.guitarmasterclass.net/scalegenerator
A blues scale:
http://www.guitarmasterclass.net/scalegenerator
A dorian mode:
http://www.guitarmasterclass.net/scalegenerator
Nice, I'm in!
Cool!
Wow, now that's an awesome rock backing track!
I'm in too, can't wait to start jammin' to this
Feel free to join in guys!
Nice, I'm gonna try this out
I am messing around with it. I will let you know by the 20th if I am in for certain!
Thanks guys for checking it out Looking forward to hear if you come up with something that you like
Sorry...."new guy" here. I was wondering if you could point me to some instructions/requirements for these collaboration vids/track please.
Something tells me I don't really have the recording capabilities to participate, but who knows?
Thanks!!
Hello there mate Here are general collaboration guidelines:
- download the backing track
- import the backing track into reaper
- open another channel, and record your guitar
- render two tracks and post them here: backing track+guitar & guitar only
Reaper can be found for free download, with 30 day evaluation license, with no limitations
let me know if I can help in more detail.
So this is an audio collab?
Yes, just an audio collab!
I'm in man sounds awesome
OK, thanks!
So, just to have at least one take in, here's mine I might redo it later! Not totally happy with it...
with these kind of 'static' backing tracks, I really have a hard time building a solid, structured and melodic solo. It's easy to throw some big bends and screamy licks on top of the riff, but it's easier to play something really good over a more complex progression.
That's a very cool solo, I like it a lot, I think it's nicely structured I'll post some detailed comments soon.
This collaboration is over guys, and here are some comments on the only take by Sean!
Sean:
Very cool structured take with great intro on the single notes, and follow up with those great bends. I like how it climbs up the neck, excellent build up. In the middle part there is some great use of the natural minor scale, and a very nice comeback to the basic riff with some aggressive bends, vibratos and raked notes. In overall, this take has great tone, sounds very bluesy to my ears, and it features excellent bending and vibrato. Well done!
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