Gmc Metallica Style Collab, Cael's Tune Options

[Gabriel Leopardi]

Hello friends!! Welcome to our new Collaboration!!

This time, our big friend and talented GMCer Caelumamittendum has composed a full track for us! And I have to see that the tune is FANTASTIC.

This is the full track version:  Cael_s_Metallica_Fulltrack.mp3 ( 5.73MB ) Number of downloads: 224


And here you have 3 shorter parts to record your solos:

Part A:  Cael_s_Metallica_Part_1.mp3 ( 1.46MB ) Number of downloads: 243


Part B:  Cael_s_Metallica_Part_2.mp3 ( 890.71K ) Number of downloads: 205


Part C:  Cael_s_Metallica_Part_3.mp3 ( 1.05MB ) Number of downloads: 195



Chord progressions & Tempo:

A:
74 bpm

Em | Em | G | Am | C | C | Em | D | x2

B:
74 bpm

E5 % % % | C5 B5 % % | A5 % % % | G5 B5 % % |
E5 % % % | C B5 % % | A5 % % % | G5 B5 % B |

C:
111pbm

E5 | C5 | B5 | A5 E5 || x4


Suggested scales: E Pentatonic Minor, E aeolian.


Feel free to record over any of these parts or over the full track, everything you want to play! The more material we have the more elements I have to work on the final mix.


DEADLINE: April 14th (20 days)


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WHO WOULD LIKE TO BE PART OF THIS ONE?


Final video:

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This post has been edited by Gabriel Leopardi: May 16 2019, 07:38 PM

[Phil66]

Thanks Todd,

I didn't build it from scratch, it's a modified "For The Love Of God" patch I picked up. I've used it a lot and with that guitar, it's my go to ballad patch so if you've noticed tonal improvements, I'm happy I took on board some of your comments in QuickLicks about me digging in. I'm trying to pick much lighter now, not for everything but in the main, could this be part of it?

Cheers

Phil

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This post has been edited by Phil66: May 8 2019, 08:06 PM

[Todd Simpson]

The Steve Vai lead patch is always a good place to start Also glad to hear you are not digging past the string threshold as much. Sometimes, a heavy hand is called for in a given lick. Often, a lighter touch works great and prevents the pick strikes from getting in the way of the upcoming notes. Being able to do both is a very good thing imho!

Todd

Thanks Todd,

I didn't build it from scratch, it's a modified "For The Love Of God" patch I picked up. I've used it a lot and with that guitar, it's my go to ballad patch so if you've noticed tonal improvements, I'm happy I took on board some of your comments in QuickLicks about me digging in. I'm trying to pick much lighter now, not for everything but in the main, could this be part of it?

Cheers

Phil

I Like the vocals too! Maybe during the vocal section the lead bits might benefit from some extra ballad fx (delay/reverb) etc. just to sit them back a bit in the mix and feature the vocal and let the lead bits be more of a texture?

It sounds like me and one other person (just guessing) are sharing the last lead. We sort of split the middle as there isn't a good place to cut in and out of my solo. I realize this on listening to it. There are not gaps to do a call and response with the other player. No good place to make the cut really as mine builds to the end but has to be cut at some point or there will be no room for the other player. Putting these together has got to be a serious challenge.

Hello guys! This is a premix, let me know your thoughts!

[attachment=48677:Metallic...b_Premix.mp3]

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[Phil66]

The Steve Vai lead patch is always a good place to start Also glad to hear you are not digging past the string threshold as much. Sometimes, a heavy hand is called for in a given lick. Often, a lighter touch works great and prevents the pick strikes from getting in the way of the upcoming notes. Being able to do both is a very good thing imho!

Todd

Thanks Todd,

I've always had issues with fret buzz and I think it must have been that I was digging too be, maybe even pulling the string away from the fretboard at times (harpsichord style).

Cheers

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