Legato Rock, Lesson By Javier Aviles |
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Feb 18 2016, 11:52 PM
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Original lesson: Legato Rock by Javier Aviles
<meaningless intro> Tried to do something useful with the feedback I got last time, but the trial version only allowed one effect per video, so I chose scaling this time instead of colors. And when I was about to export video, I found out the trial version also only allowed one export, so for the first time in a LONG time, I actually bought a license instead of doing the pirate style :) Didn`t go back and edit the colors though...but next time :D </meaningless intro> <useful comments> Tried to get in the groove on this one, even though it`s not perfect. And I REALLY need to work on my guitar face....looks like I`m being stabbed everytime I get satisfied with something :P Also, there are two guitars in this as you probably will hear. I listened to both separately, and the imperfections are the same, but if that`s not allowed, I will redo :) AmpliFire with a Mesa-simulation used for recording. </useful comment> -------------------- Take your music seriously, but not yourself
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Feb 19 2016, 02:00 PM
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Hi mate,
congrats on your new licence!  Your take on this lesson sounds good. There is only some room for little adjustments but the overall is very close. The first thing that I note is that the first fast run (repeated many times) can sound tighter. It's a very fast idea and you still need to work on it to make it sound clear and at tempo. I also note some little timing issues in the solo section, where I think that you can dedicate time to adjust vibrato. Compare your solo with Javier's and you'll notice how his vibrato is more consistent, work on it! The video works for this purpose. The next time I recommend mixing better the track to make the backing more audible for us. Keep on the hard work! -------------------- My lessons
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Feb 29 2016, 09:58 PM
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Pass: 7.7
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