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kahall
Feb 4 2011, 06:23 AM
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Original lesson is here. https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/ls/No-Led-Quarter/

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I really got distracted when this lesson was posted and kept on trying it until I got take below. Like I said above, I have no whammy bar on this guitar so it was more about playing around with POD farm on this than anything else. I really struggled with the timing on the first part as well and finally found playing with a metronome but not recorded helped me a lot but I may not have it right yet. I showed my first recorded take to a friend to check and he was like what the hell did you do in that first part..it was way way off which I only noticed when he pointed it out. Had some fun with this one and feel like this is one I could do until it was perfect since it is not too tough fingering wise. I think it could be better but I recorded it so have at it.



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Daniel Realpe
Feb 4 2011, 04:01 PM
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Great take!

I love the effect on it, pretty accurate.,

I know it's hard to keep the tempo on the first part, but you did a good job.

On the last part I would let the notes ring for longer they seem to cut off.

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Ben Higgins
Feb 4 2011, 07:31 PM
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I agree with everything Daniel said. All I would add is that you were rushing a bit with the heavier riff towards the end so practice keeping back a bit, practice staying on the beat.

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Jerry Arcidiacon...
Feb 4 2011, 10:22 PM
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I agree with Daniel and Ben here.
Pay attention also to the intonation of some notes through the end, when you play with vibrato, as example the F# @ 2nd fret on 6th string or C# @ 4th fret on 5th string.
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skennington
Feb 5 2011, 10:51 PM
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8! Good job

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