 Iron Maiden For Beginners, Lesson By Gabriel Leopardi |
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 Jul 19 2013, 08:35 PM
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 Learning Roadie  Group: Members Posts: 45 Joined: 11-June 12 From: Paris, France Member No.: 16.046  |
Original lesson: Iron Maiden For Beginners by Gabriel Leopardi
Hello, This is my first take i submit it to your expert eye and hearing Thank you for your time This post has been edited by Lexman: Jul 19 2013, 08:37 PM |
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Jul 19 2013, 10:27 PM
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 Instructor  Group: GMC Instructor Posts: 5.384 Joined: 29-November 12 From: Poland Member No.: 17.069 |
Congratulations for Your first REC take
 OVerall effect is quite good but You need to work on precission of the second half - 0:33 and further we can notcie some timming problems. Also I would suggest to work on Your tone - it's too muddy. I had to wear headphones to judge Your playing. You could do 2 things1. Use less gain - more power from the hand (You play very softly) 2. Add some more treble frequencies or just scoop the middle out in the range from 400 to 2,5 kHz. You can add some wide eq cut in the point of 800 Hz and do some experiments cutting probably about 4db or even more. This will give more clarity to the tone and more details will be "visible" I would also suggest to go to the main lesson again and analyze every single picking direction that Gabe did. Wrong picking direction or just undefined, not organized picking is one of the very first reasons of lack of precission. It seems like You have some problems to synchronize Your hands. I would start from this Second thing to work on would be the timming but after improving things mentioned above, probably You also improve the timming
This post has been edited by Darius Wave: Jul 19 2013, 10:29 PM -------------------- |
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Jul 19 2013, 10:38 PM
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 Instructor Group: GMC Instructor Posts: 29.699 Joined: 3-March 07 From: Argentina Member No.: 1.289 |
Hi Lex! Congrats on your first take! I think that you did a very good job! Darius gave really important tips to improve your take. I think that if you concentrate on adjusting each part, mostly trying to improve the timing you will be mastering this one soon. I also think that your vibrato technique could be more consistent. Use the other finger to help you make your vibrato stronger.
You are definitely on the right track, keep on working hard! Cheers, Gab.- -------------------- My lessons
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Jul 20 2013, 06:09 PM
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 Instructor Group: GMC Instructor Posts: 22.808 Joined: 14-June 10 From: Bucharest Member No.: 10.636 |
Howdy and welcome to the REC zone!
I think there's nothing more to add here but a warm nudge to practice steadily, from me as well! Keep rocking! Cosmin -------------------- |
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Jul 21 2013, 08:34 PM
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 Learning Rock Star - Wiki Coordinator  Group: GMC Senior Posts: 7.972 Joined: 20-November 07 From: Spain Member No.: 3.338 |
Almost there, 6.7
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