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QUOTE (Socky42 @ Jun 27 2015, 07:01 PM) *
I can hear the oriental influence now that you mention it! Guess that's what happens when you use pentatonics. I normally mix harmonies pretty low anyway, so it should sound fine. I'll tweak it when I record it.


So it won't be a problem... it will work as an effect... wink.gif

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Here's what I've got for the intro so far. Reversed the audio on the clean rhythm guitars for that ambient feel. Not too sure on that clean tone for the melody though.

Very hard to get a lead tone that cuts through but also isn't very trebly and 'pops' a lot, especially with a pick.

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Hi Socky, I honestly think that this sounds great! I love the arrangement and the overall sound. Great job mate!

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At around 0:03 in that clip, there's this sound in the right side that comes from the piano and guitar at the same frequency or something, can't really figure out how to get rid of it. laugh.gif Maybe a different piano sound.

It's not there when I solo each part and when it's just the strings and guitar.

Anyway, I've got this new chorus idea, first half is the original idea and the second half is the new one. Took the sliding thing from the video I showed you earlier and use them as fills between chords. Not sure if I want to stick to how it is in the guitar pro file - having the two halves or just repeat the new idea twice.

Very close to finishing the arrangement of this, just figuring out what I want after the solo; recording shouldn't take long, had a couple run throughs of the solo and it's surprisingly easy to play.

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Hi mate, I think that both versions of the chorus are interesting so I would use both in order to let it grow along with the song. I don't think that the chorus should be always exactly the same and this two versions are really cool.

Great to know that the arrangement is close to be finished. Keep on rocking!

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Got a bit sidetracked with the other video, but I Just need to record the leads then mix it. Quickly did the start of the lead just so you can hear what it sounds like. Forgot to turn the effects back on before I exported it but you get the idea. laugh.gif

Ignoring the volume, is the intro too sudden?

At 1:18 when the verse comes in, I'll definitely need to lower the rhythm guitars a bit. Added a quieter chorus part at 2:35, then when, it'll just end with a fade-out chorus.

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Hi Socky! Good job with this one! I like the overall groove, and sound. About the intro, yes, I think that it should be a bit louder, I had to turn up my soundcard to hear it. The other sections sound good to me, I'd like to hear the leads!

Looking forward the progress of this one.

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Just a quick question; they'd probably both sound good if I mixed the levels a bit better and weren't sloppy takes but first impressions, which one of these verses do you prefer?

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Hi Socky, I like both variations. I feel that both could go together if you decide to repeat the verse section. The second could be the first and the first that has more notes could be the second.... both sound very good!

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Yeah from 1:18 in this clip I showed you before, is going to be one half of a verse - and the second verse variation is what i'm going to play over this staccato riff part.

But if you like both variations of the verse, that's great! I'll just play them one after another. I was just worried that the melody timing would clash with the rhythm guitar fills.

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Hi Socky, I feel that this track will be a hit. It makes me feel happy while I listen to it and that's a good signal. I smile with the vibe but also with the quality and overall sound.

I think that both melodies will be good together but it would be good to hear it on the track.

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Hey man, everything's pretty much recorded on the audio side. Still need to mix it properly and film the video later.
Does this transition sound okay from chorus to solo?

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Hi mate, it's not totally clear. I think that the problem is related to timing which is not perfect, this combined with the weird rhythm can make things don't work. Try to make it sound totally tight to see if this work, if not, you can go for a more natural idea.

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I know what you mean. Re-recorded the part and tried fading the two parts differently, how about now? I think it sounds a lot smoother like this.

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yes! It's much better. There is still room to adjust timing but this sounds clearer now.

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All done, don't think I managed to make the transition as smooth as I'd liked, but it works in the video. Should be up tomorrow.



Gonna try and finish up one more video in the next two weeks, then I'll be busy moving out of my apartment. It's a song called Lilium, think I'll go for a fingerpicked, ambient intro then metal up the second half. It's got a very strong melody, so shouldn't be too hard to do.

The song jumps between 3/4 and 4/4 a bit, but I didn't really notice till after I finished transcribing half of it; it'll be a bit messy but do you think it'll matter if I just keep it all in 4/4?

Just a very basic transcription right now, getting the melody down and figuring out chords, I'll put a solo in somewhere too.

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This is awesome Socky. I'm impressed of your discipline, focus and hard work. If you continue like this, you'll build a very consistent career as musician. This videos and arrangements that you are creating are top level and your work here very inspiring.

This new song has really cool melodies, I'm sure that your version will rock. Looking forward the first demos.

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Hey man, almost finished arranging. Just not sure how I'm supposed to harmonize passing notes from outside the scale? It always sounds a bit off to me.

e.g. In bar 2 of this guitar pro file. I'm pretty sure the song is in F# minor and there they use a D# in one phrase of the melody.

And then the same thing happens at bar 10, but my problem is finding the right chord to use in the rhythm.

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Hi mate, I'm a bit lost with the guitar pro. Could you please write here the chord progression and notes from the melody that you want to harmonize?

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Second bar, it goes D, C# then D#. Only chord behind it is a D5.

And I already figured out the chord thing.

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