B Metal Riffing, Lesson By Joe Kataldo |
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B Metal Riffing, Lesson By Joe Kataldo |
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Aug 16 2019, 05:25 PM |
Original lesson: B Metal Riffing by Joe Kataldo
at finally i found using of seven string.lesson sounds very cool) |
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Aug 17 2019, 12:56 AM |
Nice! You got all the little triplets and bits in there as well. You clearly have a good understanding of this piece. Good to see you playing a 7 string! It's always good to stretch out and try ERGs. Extended range guitars are a wonderful thing.
Your playing is good here and your hand synch is nice and TOIGHT. You have all the pieces down but I would say you could still use a bit more "groove". The original piece uses a LOT of playing against the beat instead of playing with the beat. This is what gives it a sort of push and pull feeling which results in the "Groove". It's at the core of all groove metal riffing. You can play the riffs for sure. I'd say it's worth it to go back and play along with the original and try to match his sense of groove. It's a matter of milliseconds. Very subtle. It's not enough to stop me from enjoying your take though! 8 from me Todd Original lesson: B Metal Riffing by Joe Kataldo
at finally i found using of seven string.lesson sounds very cool) This post has been edited by Todd Simpson: Aug 17 2019, 12:57 AM |
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Aug 20 2019, 03:25 PM |
Hi again!
Your playing here is also good here, but there is still some room to adjust the main riff. The rhythm here is not as easy as it seems because you have some downbeat accents and drums don't follow each of them. The use of legato makes things even trickier for both timing and cleanness. The problem is not dramatic at all, but I recommend you to slow down a bit the riff, and practice it over metronome, using guitar pro, or slower backing tracks. Regarding cleanness, be sure to make everything sound cleaner and more consistent. This style requires a strong picking but also a good sense of dynamics to accentuate the right part of the riffs and chords. Listen to the original lesson and try to emulate this "feel". For example, the power chords at 00:18 don't sound consistent. Work on these details. Keep on the hard work! -------------------- My lessons
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Aug 29 2019, 01:24 PM |
Pass: 7.3
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