Transcribing By Ear.
Jesse
Mar 17 2009, 08:12 PM
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After reading a part from AC/DC:maximum rock and roll ( A COMPLETE MUST! For any ac/dc fan, the book is amazing) I wanna try to practice my ear transcribe skill. I've read (and so did I about alot of other big players) that they used to have vinyl players that they could slow the tempo with, so they could play along. At age 11 Angus/Malcolm could play a Hendrix tune by ear in just a matter of minutes.. holy youknowwhat. I'm a bit unpatient, so when I dont get a lick in a few tries, I get discouraged, which is bad. I found this track on youtube, which I'm going to download as MP3. And with the software called RiffmasterPro3 I can change the tempo by 1 or more %, any % without changing the Pitch, whitch is really important. This is the track I'm going to study, by ear. Anyone who wants to join me with this as some kind of "Challenge" ? I could send you the mp3 if you'd give me yourr e-mail. < This kid OWNS!:D

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Emir Hot
Mar 17 2009, 08:29 PM
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This is a great track by Robben Ford. I have this backing and full tab if you want. It was published in "Guitar Techniques" like 4 or more years ago. Dave Kilmister transcribed it. About slowing the track you can use program called "Transcribe", all the guys from guitar magazines use it and it works great.

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Jesse
Mar 17 2009, 08:31 PM
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Really? You mean I'd have to buy the issue.. which I don't think is possible anymore biggrin.gif Or do you have it on the computer?

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Mar 17 2009, 08:34 PM
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QUOTE (Emir Hot @ Mar 17 2009, 02:29 PM) *
This is a great track by Robben Ford. I have this backing and full tab if you want. It was published in "Guitar Techniques" like 4 or more years ago. Dave Kilmister transcribed it. About slowing the track you can use program called "Transcribe", all the guys from guitar magazines use it and it works great.


Speaking of backing, you mind Hot, if I use your Mozart backing on youtube? I might put that on sometime, just for family. I will give you credit, you are one of my favorite guitarists on earth.

I find it interesting, I can tell that you basically play that like it would have been traditionally on piano. I heard a master from the 50's playing it, and it was very much the way you played, on they were on piano. I like your traditional approach, some things can't be improved on, such as Mozart.

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Emir Hot
Mar 17 2009, 08:57 PM
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QUOTE (Jesse @ Mar 17 2009, 07:31 PM) *
Really? You mean I'd have to buy the issue.. which I don't think is possible anymore biggrin.gif Or do you have it on the computer?


email me smile.gif

QUOTE (fkalich @ Mar 17 2009, 07:34 PM) *
Speaking of backing, you mind Hot, if I use your Mozart backing on youtube? I might put that on sometime, just for family. I will give you credit, you are one of my favorite guitarists on earth.

I find it interesting, I can tell that you basically play that like it would have been traditionally on piano. I heard a master from the 50's playing it, and it was very much the way you played, on they were on piano. I like your traditional approach, some things can't be improved on, such as Mozart.


Yes man you can use it smile.gif

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Jesse
Mar 17 2009, 09:03 PM
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Done:)

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sigma7
Mar 17 2009, 09:05 PM
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i always learn now to transcribe by ear, recently Moonlight by Kamelot

i recommend choosing easier songs for beginners

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Jesse
Mar 17 2009, 09:10 PM
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Such as? biggrin.gif I listned to the kamelot intro, its an F chord... lol, that's what I could hear immediately

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sigma7
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moonlight by kamelot, has only a few chords in the entire song

some ACDC
acoustic songs
replica by sonata arctica
kreator
etc

QUOTE (Jesse @ Mar 17 2009, 03:10 PM) *
Such as? biggrin.gif I listned to the kamelot intro, its an F chord... lol, that's what I could hear immediately



haha yah exactly, take the F then just find the small variation in between and the pinch harmonic smile.gif

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Jesse
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it sounds lower.. which is strange. Maybe the tune is in Eb Tuning, as alot of metal and heavy stuff.? Then it would just be an E and pinch harmonic is the C?

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sigma7
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the tuning is in Eb, and i play the pinch harmonic as an C, so you are correct smile.gif

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Vasilije Vukmiro...
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Ear training is essential, very very important. It's best to listen some solos and try to transcribe it by ear, but there are other ways, even better. Playing certain scalar patterns, arpeggios, playing same stuff in other positions...
Also ability to hear song the correctly and ability to play it on guitar are different. For latter, knowing fretboard is crucial.
I don't know, maybe we can open some topic, like competition, who will learn(by ear) to play lick firs. Like, I post some pattern or so, and students must record them selves playing it. Technique would be of zero importance.

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Great to hear you are getting started on Ear Training !

For a second there I was going to say WOW for this video, but then I realized it was somebody else playing the solo smile.gif

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Emir Hot
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QUOTE (Pedja Simovic @ Mar 17 2009, 10:55 PM) *
Great to hear you are getting started on Ear Training !

For a second there I was going to say WOW for this video, but then I realized it was somebody else playing the solo smile.gif


I thought that as well smile.gif But I think Jesse will sound better when he posts his take smile.gif

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Jesse
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Cool, thanks, no pressure or anything wink.gif

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Emir Hot
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QUOTE (Jesse @ Mar 18 2009, 06:35 AM) *
Cool, thanks, no pressure or anything wink.gif


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