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Nope didn't think so either. We all know parents don't get this.
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Dec 9 2014, 09:46 PM |
Very nice! You can never have enough fingerstyle
So these past few days have been me pretty much trying to play catch up with the Vibrato lesson - it's amazing how fast you can lose your hard work when your away from it for a short amount of time This is where I am at now: And with the harmony lesson: harmony_lesson.gp5 ( 5.1K ) Number of downloads: 65 I notice that certain notes sound better with others. Sometimes using the 4th of a scale to harmonize sounds really awful but when you use the 3rd or something else it sounds much better Whatcha think partner? EDIT: So I did another take of the Vibrato Lesson I felt like it was 10X better than the one I had posted. I'm feeling pretty confident in it so I shot it over to the REC Forum - but we both know how that turned out the last two times http://youtu.be/j7dRtN10VFk This post has been edited by Chris S.: Dec 11 2014, 01:13 AM |
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Dec 13 2014, 08:52 PM |
Hey bro!
You passed! And your assumptions are correct I have also listened to the GP file and I liked the variation - please record a video so that we can see how it also sounds on the guitar! I would recommend you to try this one for size: https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/ls/The-Vo...Of-Your-Guitar/ it'll put all the stuff you practiced into Ben's lesson into a more elaborate melodic and control oriented context What do you think? About the Ionian - you can call it Ionian or Natural Major Scale, it's your choice - everyone will know what it is - everyone knowing music theory that is About the fundraiser... it came out WAY BEYOND any expectation I had.. Almost 600 people attended and we raised about 3500 EUR that's almost 5000 dollars The concert came out amazing and you can watch it here, if you'd like: The first band didn't get recorded unfortunately and two of the final songs are missing - we did 3 songs in the All Stars concept - mixing members from all bands to make up separate little 'spot on' bands to play covers of famous tunes Hope you will enjoy this! |
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Dec 13 2014, 11:25 PM |
I shall make a recording of the harmony!
A lesson from The Man himself! I'm pretty excited for this one - it's pretty lengthy and I think it will definitely help me with coming up with some nice melodies and breaking out of the "bag o' licks" concept I've been stuck in. And I'm super happy that it went well my friend! You deserve it - I inspire to do something amazing like that one day through music I hope you continue to touch the lives of many more people - I know I'm one of them! EDIT: So for the harmony lesson: https://soundcloud.com/stortzmusic/meta-harmony-homework I didn't mean to ruin your creation I'm just not really familiar with how to use harmonies or how to record them, for that matter. It's a little different from the Guitar Pro file - I just wanted to experiment a little to see some different possibilities (that's why it sounds all over the place). And for the main lesson: https://soundcloud.com/stortzmusic/the-voice-of-the-guitar-lesson-tone-test So that is where I am at so far. There is no backing track in this one, I want to get a feel for it naturally just by listening to the original lesson and then work on the timing once I have learned the piece (unless this is a bad idea?) What do you think of the tone? Thanks mate! This post has been edited by Chris S.: Dec 14 2014, 12:41 AM |
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