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14 Sep 2011
I play guitar and know it very well just not much theory. I know a C chord has the notes C, E and G. How would you figure out what a C7 without the notes being presented?
3 Sep 2011
I know no one makes music the same, but I'm just curious as to the generic stucture to creating a song. How to pick progressions and apply modes/scales to create medlodys etc. smile.gif
23 Aug 2011
So recently I replaced my acoustic guitars strings b/c I like the new sound of strings out of the package. I wanted to go with higher quality, so I bought Elixer. Now, they are 16 dollars for 6 strings, and had polyweb coating to last longer, but in a few days the string
poppped and I usually tune down to play for rock/metal on it.

I always go with D'addario because they sound amazing, but what are your most prerferable acoustic strings especially for bending and metal?

P.S Elixers suck.
20 Aug 2011
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7YIWOSBX_U

Im working on transcribing this song called "The Reaction". Marco here plays it with his new Ibanez. Man his tone is to die for! Using a fractel system and Mesa Boogie Classic Lonestar head.

Just wanted you guys to check it out tongue.gif
28 Jul 2011
Okay, so when I trancribe any song, I split the tracks using software such as audacity to listen to the backing and the lead using the untouched version. Everything is going fine until I clearly heard a chord that doesnt seem to be possible as the song gives away multiple hints that the song is in drop C also already knowing my favorite bands always plays in Drop C too.

Basically long story short, the song I am transcribing, is titled "Lorelei" by a band named Deluhi. I know they always play in Drop C and the song has open Cs as a pedal point, but during one riff, the chord sounds lower then C? I am positive it is in drop C and if anyone wants to hear for themselves search for the song and at 1:45, you can hear what im talking about in the backing.

Its frustrating because I know If I change tunings just to get the one chord thats basically used behind the solos of the song, the rest of the song would become impossible to play.

Any help as to whats going on? Do bands record in different tunings just for certain parts?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ri_ceC0wt10 this links to a preview of the song, but on that link its at 0:22 in the backing.
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