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Oct 25 2008, 01:37 AM |
Opinion please!
Others can state too if they want. Edit: Don't ask about the tremolo thing at the end, I know it sucks This post has been edited by kjutte: Oct 25 2008, 01:48 AM |
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Oct 25 2008, 01:44 AM |
Opinion please! Others can state too if they want. Since it's just a jam I would said it was very well played. Still,try to pay more attention to structure of your solos when just jamming/improvising, give them more importance,listen what are you playing, I know we pretty often just think of scales,techniques etc but the main goal is to bring music to the audience and they need something with the structure. Once more,good playing! -------------------- Youtube
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Oct 25 2008, 01:59 AM |
Well,the thing is to listen more to what you're playing,
give yourself more into your playing, hear the music you wanna play. It needs good fretboard knowledge to execute certain music thoughts "in a walk" of course. Another good thing is to sing melody and play it real time, this is also one of those advanced techniques but nothing is impossible,just tales more time and practicing. And the very best way to understand the structure is to analyze some solos you find inspiring, find out what's the deal with those solos, why they sound the way they sound, is there a peak moment,culmination, how it was achieved etc. -------------------- Youtube
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Oct 25 2008, 04:00 PM |
Well you should focus on each chord in progression anyhow,
playing just scale type licks randomly up and down would sound way too dry,if you know what I'm saying. I pretty often stop playing for a sec when someone change the progression without telling me, that's not because I get lost, only to know the chords I'm playing over. Speaking of improvisation, most of the time we play licks we've learned already, maybe even 95% of time. So it's all about how ti mix them all together, and for singing and playing real time you need more experience of course, it doesn't come up over the night. There should always be some sort of structure, when planning solo or improvise,jamming. That is not the must ofc, I'm just saying that it would sound more pro and mature with some kind of structure involved. This post has been edited by Muris Varajic: Oct 25 2008, 04:01 PM -------------------- Youtube
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Oct 25 2008, 04:30 PM |
But I mean, if the backing goes over and over, like mine did here, there's not many other choices than Gmaj, no? You have what you have, if there's just one chord in backing then it's only one chord to look after. Of course you can always play couple of different arpeggios that would fit the scale/key. -------------------- Youtube
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Oct 29 2008, 10:41 PM |
Thanks. I thought that if you had a good ear you could improv non-stop! It all comes to good ear at the end. -------------------- Youtube
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