Epic Pop Collab, Let's make a tasty tune. Options

[Gabriel Leopardi]

Hello friends! Welcome to a new GMC collaboration!

This time I'll use the backing of my Ed Sheeran lesson which is an epic pop acoustic ballad that could become a killer song with the help of you. We could make this one with vocals or instrumental, it depends on the material that I receive here. Everything is welcome.

There are only two requisites: try to make simple and tasty stuff for this one.

This is the backing track:  Epic_Pop_Collab___GuitarMasterClass.net.mp3 ( 3.75MB ) Number of downloads: 528


Tempo: 105 bpm


The chord progression is:

Intro: E - B - C#m - A

Verse: E - B - C#m - A

Pre-chorus: F#m - E/G# - A

Chorus: E - B - C#m - A


The scale suggested is E major, or E Pentatonic Major.




IF YOU NEED HELP LET ME KNOW! I'M HERE TO GUIDE YOU.


IMPORTANT INFO About files required:

In order to make the things easier for compiling takes and mixing I need that each participant shares 3 files:

- Audio file with the mix of the backing and your guitar.
- Audio file only with your guitar (If possible this audio should have the same length than the mix version)
- Video of you playing the solo, and if it's not possible a picture. (Mp4 format if it's possible)

The best way to share this is compressing in a zip file to be downloaded from here or using sharing service as dropbox, wetransfer, and copying the link here.

If you decide to share your files using soundcloud please remember to "allow downloads".

Thanks!


DEADLINE: April 27 th



PS: Are you a new member? A GMC collaboration is based on a backing track over which you can add your playing (solos, arrangements, vocals, other instruments) and share it here. Then I'll mix everything to build a full song.


Who is in??


So this is the final work for this one:

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This post has been edited by Gabriel Leopardi: May 5 2017, 04:52 PM