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GMC Forum _ Technique (David) _ Slow Melody Lesson

Posted by: Gus Jun 16 2008, 12:55 AM

Hey man, I just want to say a special thanks for this lesson. I want to learn to shred, but if I have to choose between shredding or well chosen melody, I stay with the second one...

When you suggest to sing the melody, even before playing it, this song which I love came out in my mind tongue.gif You can see in the intro already why...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ht4t8S1W-IE

I will try to apply your tips right away!

Posted by: David Wallimann Jun 21 2008, 10:39 PM

Thanks!
I'm glad you like the idea!
Keep up the good work my friend!


QUOTE (Gus @ Jun 15 2008, 07:55 PM) *
Hey man, I just want to say a special thanks for this lesson. I want to learn to shred, but if I have to choose between shredding or well chosen melody, I stay with the second one...

When you suggest to sing the melody, even before playing it, this song which I love came out in my mind tongue.gif You can see in the intro already why...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ht4t8S1W-IE

I will try to apply your tips right away!


Posted by: Daniel Robinson Jul 27 2008, 05:00 PM

Hey Dave,

Just wanted to let you know the students aren't the only one inspired by this lesson.

I havent had much time in the past couple of months but this lesson really inspired me.

I have begun working a song that was wholly sparked by this lesson.

Here is a little teaser of what it sounds like so far. Hope you like it.


Daniel

 Lament_Not.mp3 ( 1.24MB ) : 379
 

Posted by: David Wallimann Aug 20 2008, 04:44 AM

Wow, this is a great piece Daniel!
I LOVE THE MELODIES IN THIS ONE!
Wonderful job my friend. Keep up the excellent work!




QUOTE (Daniel Robinson @ Jul 27 2008, 12:00 PM) *
Hey Dave,

Just wanted to let you know the students aren't the only one inspired by this lesson.

I havent had much time in the past couple of months but this lesson really inspired me.

I have begun working a song that was wholly sparked by this lesson.

Here is a little teaser of what it sounds like so far. Hope you like it.


Daniel


Posted by: dantrantheman Oct 30 2008, 05:50 PM

Hi Dave,

Thanks for a great lesson. I have a Line 6 Pod Xt Live for sound effects and my guitar is Epiphone Les Paul, I haven't been able to produce the nice clean tone as you have in the lesson. Do you have to apply "muting" techniques in order to have nice sound like that ? or maybe I just don't know how to set up my amp or the pickups on my guitar are not so great they create a lot of ring noises ?

Posted by: David Wallimann Nov 3 2008, 01:45 AM

QUOTE (dantrantheman @ Oct 30 2008, 11:50 AM) *
Hi Dave,

Thanks for a great lesson. I have a Line 6 Pod Xt Live for sound effects and my guitar is Epiphone Les Paul, I haven't been able to produce the nice clean tone as you have in the lesson. Do you have to apply "muting" techniques in order to have nice sound like that ? or maybe I just don't know how to set up my amp or the pickups on my guitar are not so great they create a lot of ring noises ?


Hi man!
Finger placement is important to get a clean sound. Mute all the unwanted strings with a combination of your right hand and your left fingers.
Basically, when hitting a note with your left hand, the finger should also slightly touch the string next to it.
I'll publish a lesson dealing with that soon. :-)

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