Funk Soloing Lesson, Lesson By Muris Varajic Options

[Manu RASSE]

Original lesson: Funk Soloing Lesson by Muris Varajic

Hi GMC

I worked hard, you followed the difficulties with the speed on my thread
I listened to your advice and I kept hard work.
Also, Grappa gave me some good advice via Private message on the pressure which it is necessary to apply on the nec.
I understood some things, I'm happy.

Thank you.

I hope you will enjoy my record.

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This post has been edited by MisterM: Mar 9 2017, 06:22 PM

[Gabriel Leopardi]

Hi again mate,

as I've commented at the mentoring thread, this is also a killer take! Your playing is precise an expressive on this one. I watch it over and over and besides that little detail in the last lick, I don't note any relevant issue to improve. You are ready to move forward.

Congrats!!

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[Darius Wave]

Hey there!
Your overall performance is descent and pleasant to listen, but I can notice 3 aspects that I feel are not totally right by far:
1. Your speed runs are huge improvement since last time, but there is still some timming tightness missing and they become sort of blurried with drums. To be more clear - it would make just a little problem to tab them out from your take

2. Tone - just a little too much gain and too much fizzy treble. It's not critical, but from professional point of view it needs to be noticed. Your gain amount doesn't deliver that visible amp break out on the harder strokes. Frequency response of your tone is brighter than original Muris'es tone but I do not find this to be a problem. It's a rather about a a narrow range of "fizzyness" somewhere around 5-6 kHz". Deep but narrow cut should solve the problem without destroying overall tone.

3. Accents - in original lesson the accents are much contrasted to "fill" notes. You play reasonably even and smooth but it lack those tiny bites that Muris does in his take

Aside from above, there's a long list of things thast you make just fine Well done

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[Fran]

One more vote please!

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[Kristofer Dahl]

The speed runs are the where the obvious mistakes can be found.

But more importantly, your take is not as tight and swingy as Muris', for example the ending of the phrase at 00:10. But this can heard throughout.

To me it seems this is strictly a matter of practicing time, I think you could easily groove like that - if you didn't have to concentrate so much on getting the licks down.

Since this take is musical/enjoyable take anyway, it gets a good grade from me (7)

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[Fran]

Pass: 8

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