Need Input For New Song, classic rock style riffing, need help with lead |
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Sep 16 2012, 09:55 PM
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Hey guys, thanks for so much feedback on my previous upload in the style of Vinnie Moore, today i bring you some new material i was working on today, I put the actual riff and then i ahve two other tracks which i added some lead ,
would like to get some good ideas and help from you guys on how to make this sound a bit more heavy and free. http://soundcloud.com/josh-golden-1/joshnewsong :regular riff http://soundcloud.com/josh-golden-1/joshnewsongwithlead : 1rst lead attempt http://soundcloud.com/josh-golden-1/joshnewsongwithlead2-1 : theres the 2nd attempt, jam over my track if you want , and PS, i dont know anything about theory , i know i started in E i'll try and figure out the chord prog. thanks guys |
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Sep 17 2012, 10:10 PM
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Sounding spiff
 You might try to add octaves to some parts so see if that works. Play the same rythm part an octave up or down and pan it a bit away from the original track. So split them a bit left right. You can probably use E pentatonic and E minor with ease so try to add in some other scales/shapes and just experiment with it. Todd QUOTE (jwizzle @ Sep 16 2012, 04:55 PM)  Hey guys, thanks for so much feedback on my previous upload in the style of Vinnie Moore, today i bring you some new material i was working on today, I put the actual riff and then i ahve two other tracks which i added some lead , would like to get some good ideas and help from you guys on how to make this sound a bit more heavy and free. http://soundcloud.com/josh-golden-1/joshnewsong :regular riff http://soundcloud.com/josh-golden-1/joshnewsongwithlead : 1rst lead attempt http://soundcloud.com/josh-golden-1/joshnewsongwithlead2-1 : theres the 2nd attempt, jam over my track if you want , and PS, i dont know anything about theory , i know i started in E i'll try and figure out the chord prog. thanks guys |
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Sep 19 2012, 02:47 AM
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QUOTE (Todd Simpson @ Sep 17 2012, 09:10 PM) Sounding spiff You might try to add octaves to some parts so see if that works. Play the same rythm part an octave up or down and pan it a bit away from the original track. So split them a bit left right. You can probably use E pentatonic and E minor with ease so try to add in some other scales/shapes and just experiment with it. Todd Hey man, appreciate the feedback once again, i was experimenting with octave changes and playing a part of the riff higher up on the neck and stumbled upon some good takes i will put it up once i pull it all back together, i love this fun process of songwriting and composing  http://soundcloud.com/josh-golden-1/joshgetup thats my favorite lead take and i think im going to keep it, maybe make some minor changes if it doenst work, let me know how it works all together, thanks again for the feedback in advance, cheers, Josh |
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Sep 20 2012, 03:17 AM
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Sounds good to me
You might try throwing in a bit more variation in the rythm, take it down in tempo, change it up, the go back the the main riff. Etc. Keep it up! QUOTE (jwizzle @ Sep 18 2012, 09:47 PM) Hey man, appreciate the feedback once again, i was experimenting with octave changes and playing a part of the riff higher up on the neck and stumbled upon some good takes i will put it up once i pull it all back together, i love this fun process of songwriting and composing http://soundcloud.com/josh-golden-1/joshgetup thats my favorite lead take and i think im going to keep it, maybe make some minor changes if it doenst work, let me know how it works all together, thanks again for the feedback in advance, cheers, Josh |
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