Smoke On The Water Take 2 |
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Smoke On The Water Take 2 |
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Mar 3 2009, 06:10 AM
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAc6gLnnEqY This is my second attempt at it. Please tell me what you think. Also for some reason when i record the sound always comes out messed up the volume changes. I have a podxt live i believe you can record with that not sure though. Do you know if any one has a lesson on the podxtlive If so that would be great.
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Mar 3 2009, 06:43 AM |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAc6gLnnEqY This is my second attempt at it. Please tell me what you think. Also for some reason when i record the sound always comes out messed up the volume changes. I have a podxt live i believe you can record with that not sure though. Do you know if any one has a lesson on the podxtlive If so that would be great. Hey man, what I do to record is just bought a little chord with two ends like a headphones jack. The I plug it into the line out or headphones on the pod, and the other end into the mic jack on the computer. The podxt can do it through usb i believe, but i wouldn't worry about that just yet. The chords are super cheap, you might even have one already. As for the playing, your coming along dude. Spend a couple mins listening and feeling the groove, and most of all relax. Try not to get into the habit of tensing up when playing (not that your doing it, just giving advice). Be well aware of trying to stay relaxed at all time and you'll get faster way quicker. -------------------- Guitars:
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Mar 3 2009, 02:17 PM |
Hi there!
sound quality aside, I think this was much better than last time - you played the whole riff correctly and stayed in time generally with the riff. As others have said, the thing you most need to work on now is the timing of your individual chord hits, and also pay a little attention to only hitting the correct strings - in a couple of places you were hitting some wrong notes. The way to approach this is to play the riff over and over very slowly to a metronome or backing track (which is why there are slow backing tracks in the lesson). If you try this for a few practice sessions you should see your accuracy start to improve when you go back to full speed. Definitely heading in the right direction - looking forward to take 3! -------------------- Check out my Instructor profile
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