Kristofer Dahl24th February 2017Yeah!! Really cool composition and and amazing tone, well done!
Gabriel Leopardi24th February 2017Killer sound and composition! Great job Attila!
Rammikin24th February 2017Wow, great lesson. One request though, you're picking up a lot of noise and squeaks on the demonstration parts by recording with the camera mic. It's kind of hard to listen to after a couple of minutes. In any case, more lessons like this, it's great!
Ulrik24th February 2017Yes, going to try this soon
Attila Voros25th February 2017Thank very much You guyz!
- Attila Voros25th February 2017
Hey Rammikin!
Thanks for the remark man, I know what I'm gonna do with that next time;)
Cheerz, - Attila Voros25th February 2017
Hey Ulrik! Thanks my friend, would love to great to see Your take on this lesson;)
PosterBoy5th March 2017Congratulations on discovering a brand new musical note and its respective 7th chord!
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Welcome to my new lesson my friends!
Instead of shredding my [email protected] off, I wanted to focus more on songwriting this time. I wrote this piece of music influenced by Avanged Sevenfold, who'd recently came out their new record "The Stage". I always admired the band's, and Synyster Gates's uniqe sounding. Syn can be recognized immediately thanks to the classical, sometimes even jazzy elements, chord progressions, cool arpeggios, and arpeggiated riffs just to mention a few of his trademarks. And of course there's always the great grooves in the riffs which make the SONGS cool to me, because You gotta admit, leads are or could be important part to the songs in these genre of heavy music, but it's the riffs that fills 90% of them. Yet there's a small singing lead at the end of the piece that involves such techniques as phrasings, bendings, hammer-ons, chord arpeggios. Enjoy it!;)
Tuning: E standard (E-A-D-G-B-E)
Tempo: 132bpm
Tonality: E minor
Chord Progression (after the verse & chorus): Em - Cm - Em - B9b4 - Em - Am7 - Bb Dim - H7
Backing tracks / jamtrack:
01: Main backing track where You can play over the same parts I did in the main video
02: backing track at 122 bpm
03: backing track at 112 bpm
04: backing track at 102 bpm
05: Jamtrack
Gear used (in order of signal chain): Schecter Synyster Gates Custom with JH EMG set- Axe Fx Fractal Mesa II (dual mode with DAS and Mesa Recto + ODz) - PC (used Fractal as a soundcard)
Feel free to hook me up for the AxeFX presets if You're interested - and have the same unit - ;)
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