Rhythm and Lead Metal Interaction

Metal Other Lesson, by David Wallimann
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David Wallimann
			
			RHYTHM/RIFFS LESSON. 
		
			How you can manage to play lead and rhythm at the same time in a metal context.		
Tags : one guitarist, one guitar player, metal, rhythm, lead, metar, interaction

Playing in a band when you are the only guitar player can be a delicate situation. You have to create interesting parts and blend lead and rhythm elements in a very natural way. This lesson should inspire you create a metal style rhythm part with some lead type interactions.

There are two different keys in today's track. The first one will be in A Phrygian Dominant, which is basically a Phrygian mode with a Major 3rd. The second key will be A Harmonic minor.

Study the scales and work on the examples slowly. Once you are comfortable with these, try to create your own guitar parts.

Have fun!


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A minor harmonic.jpg

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