Okay, I decided to make a little challenge for myself to keep me busy I've selected a bunch of lessons, and arranged them in order by level of difficulty. I will upload a new lesson in this thread ( once the lesson in finished obviously ) every now and then, to keep you guys updated on my progress

Okay so here is the first lesson from my list:

Trond Vold's - Rock solo - Beginner

 Rock_solo.mp3 ( 1.69MB ) Number of downloads: 246


And as always, use criticism, and tell me what parts should I work on

Next lesson is Marcus Siepens - Pentatonic Solo Lesson

Cheers

This post has been edited by kyldeee: Apr 23 2008, 03:15 PM

Nice!
You kept the timing 99% right, and did the fast runs at the end really good!

There's 2 things i noticed though, it sounds like one string is a tad untuned here and there, and some of the bends were a bit off, like in the first section (the bend on the 10th fret B string), it didnt go all the way up.

All in all, i think you did a really good job

This post has been edited by Trond Vold: Apr 23 2008, 05:32 PM

This is great idea man!
You played this lesson very well!

Thanks guys Yeah, the guitar might be a little out of tune since I haven't checked it in a while ( lazy me )

Excellent! And yes the B string is by a couple of cents down, and bends need refinement if we wanna go into details.

Thanks Yeah, the guitar is untuned

nice,i'm just wondering, how long have you practiced this lesson?

A week or so... why???

just curious, because it takes me nearly 3 weeks to play as good as you did on this take. Good job!

Thanks man

Sounds great

Good job

Thanks

Nice one man! This is a pretty good idea for a thread.

How are u getting on with the pentatonic solo lesson? I'm loving it, like to hear you on that one aswell!

BTW how do you download the backing tracks from lessons?

This post has been edited by Nathan333: Apr 24 2008, 03:30 PM

Nice take, sounds fine to me!



You can't

Thanks guys The Pentatonic solo is coming up really nicely, I will post a raw take in the weekend

About the BT's, I use a Free Sound Recorder program to record them straight to my computer.... make sure that you have selected the stereo mix in your audio cards setup, and put the volume to the middle, and then just record the damn thing

Nice tip, I'll try that.

Due to some changes in my list, this next lesson is not the pentatonic solo lesson as I said, but Muris' Mark Knopfler Style lesson I'm still practicing it hard and I'm quite not ready to play it with the BT, but here's a raw take of it

 Mark_Knopfler_Style_Lesson.mp3 ( 938.96K ) Number of downloads: 179


And to keep the Knopfler feel alive I'll add this photo, just for the h*ll of it

Okay, so I'm working on three lessons ATM, Steve Lukather Style, Mark Knopfler Style ( Look Previous Post ) and Modern Blues Soloing ( All From Muris )

Here's a little take from Modern Blues Soloing ( I'm not finished with it yet tho, but here's my progress so far )

 Modern_Blues.mp3 ( 1.06MB ) Number of downloads: 186


And as always, please use critisicm

Cheers

Very very neat Kyldee! I want to try Trond's lesson aswell! How did you get the exact same tone as the teachers used?

This post has been edited by kaznie_NL: May 10 2008, 05:10 PM

Thanks

I have a Korg Pandora like Muris, and used his settings that he told in a thread some time ago, and modified them a bit to get that sound

This post has been edited by kyldeee: May 10 2008, 05:14 PM